Tag: a year of free comics

A long time ago, the NY Times ran serialized comics every Sunday. That ended after a few years, but cartoonists are frequently seen in...

The SF genre – especially social science fiction - has been well represented in comics of late with works like Tillie Walden's On a...

Continuing to go through the work of some TCAF notables, Beatrix Urkowitz is an up and comer living in Providence who graduated from SVA a...

First off, I am totally stealing this list of up and coming cartoonists at TCAF by Ardo Omer. The first name on her list is Ru Xu, definitely an up...

Brik is an urban fantasy story about Drew, a young Jewish boy from Yonkers who loses his grandfather to a hate crime. In his...

I’ve been carrying my son often lately. It’s a natural occurrence in my daily life now. He’s on the verge of walking, but hasn’t...

One of the year's biggest events is the launch of Catalyst Prime, Lion Forge's new superhero line. The arrival of a new line of comics created by a diverse line-up of talent behind the page - led by editor Joe Illidge - and with a diverse cast of characters on the page, couldn't be better timed for today's comics readers.

Canadian artist Rebecca Roher won the Doug Wright Award for her graphic novel Bird in a Cage, about a woman's descent into dementia and...

Hannah Blumenreich is best known for her blockbuster Spidey zine which tore up the internets and subsequently got her an actual paying gig at...

by Stephen Harrick   Box Brown's modus operandi as a cartoonist is to scrutinize aspects of popular culture and unearth their messy and unsanitized realities without...

by Stephen Harrick Renee Nault, artist on the upcoming comics adaptation of The Handmaid's Tale, is already well versed in comics with her webcomic, Witchling. Jane is a nineteen-year...

by Stephen Harrick Sacha Mardou (Sky in Stereo) has published several comics in The Common Reader, Washington University's online journal "engaging the essential debates and...