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31 Days of Winter Festivals Supplemental: Ty Templetonhttp://ift.tt/1fYja02 Tweet Ty Templeton’s Bun Toons are always a delight. He currently running down the year in...

31 Days of Winter Festivals: Kate Beaton’s Christmas Comicshttp://ift.tt/1alcuoD Tweet Kate Beaton has put all her holiday comics in one massive post. These are...

RIP: Smithfieldhttp://ift.tt/19F5MNa Tweet Well, another bar is closing in New York: Smithfield on 28th Street. This was mostly a soccer/sports bar, as the above photo...

Kibbles ‘n’ Bits 12/31/13: These links will blow your mind. And then they will make you lose control of your bladder. Sorry.http://ift.tt/1cjVpuN Tweet § I...

I just can’t muster the hubris to do a Top 10 list.  Lists are subject to the tastes of the reviewer(s).  One person’s top...

This is a good one to leave the year on, I think, a 4000 word essay by Becky Cloonan on the evolution and execution...

The Japanese government is taking matters into its own hands by spending 15.5 billion yen ($14.7 million) to launch its own TV network with an eye to foreign distribution.

If you wonder who is the hardest working man in comics biz, there is only one answer: Charles Soule, currently scripting seven monthly titles and running a law firm. As he admits in this post, people are always asking him "HOW ARE YOU DOING THIS???"—in fact I asked him that the last time I saw him—so he has written a blog post to explain so he doesn't have to waste precious time answering that question any more.

I'm sure you all saw this but in case you missed this holiday offering, a new chapter in The Private Eye, the futuristic tale of a world where privacy exists by Brian K. Vaughan and Marcos Martin, went up a few days ago. It's based on a pay-what-you-want model. $3.99 feels about right, if you ask me.

Ty Templeton's Bun Toons are always a delight. He currently running down the year in cartoons.

Kate Beaton has put all her holiday comics in one massive post. These are finely observed moments of family life, the laughter specific...

Well, another bar is closing in New York: Smithfield on 28th Street. This was mostly a soccer/sports bar, as the above photo of Six Alex Ferguson, legendary manager of Man United, hanging out with the owners shows. But as Ben and I knew these owners and much of the staff, this was also a little bit of a comic book bar.