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I said I was going to be happy and puppies today, but I feel I should note that Marvel's executive editor Tom Brevoort responded...

It has been far too long since we linked to some art by the great Tony Millionaire, whose baroque penwork evokes pleasant feelings of timelessness. Maakies, his epic ongoing strip, is available online and in this episode, it's what he claims is a true story. CLAIMS. On the other hand, Millionaire lives a baroque life and anything is possible.

§ Jules Feiffer's astounding graphic novel Kill My Mother is coming out soon, and the press tour is rolling out -- here's an interview...

sethhahne:Hey Heidi, do you happen to know how the comics market is split—like mainstream vs "indie" vs Scholastic etc? I'm partly curious how mainstream...

Anonymous:It's good to know that your blog is shit and to never use it again.HURRAH HATE MAIL!!!!!! I was beginning to feel left out. 

In commenting on his FB page on how drawing a sexy cover got attention at EW.com, artist J. Scott Campbell posted this classic...

Lots of new entries this month, including smash-hit new books from Robert Kirkman and Kieron Gillen and a first ever official comic for a cult film favourite. Elsewhere Valiant continue to falter despite the new Armor Hunters crossover, and Zenescope seem to be similarly slipping down and off the sales chart with their numbers dropping to new lows.

Michael Cavna has details on the winners of this year's Award for Courage in Editorial Cartooning presented by the Cartoonists Rights Network International. The...

Yesterday the enduring appeal of the human female rump as an object of sexual desire was reaffirmed in two separate incidents. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LDZX4ooRsWs Rapper Nicki Minaj...

Cartoonist/comics educator Ben Towle likes to take up half the year in alphabet themed art projects; once it was monsters then animals. This time...

Let's leave this day with some nice are, a preview of a deluxe hardcover collection of BLUE ESTATE by Viktor Kalvachev and Kosta Yanev. The...

Oh god where to begin. The short version is that Judge Dread artist Ulises Farinas calling out Yale Stewart over what Farinas deemed ill-advised charity efforts then led to Stewart, the artist of the webcomic JL8, being outed as a naked selfie sender, and then apologizing while putting his webcomic on hiatus.