Tag: Chris Ware
New comics nonprofit BODEGA launches Brooklyn Expo of Comics
Bryce Gold, James Tynion IV, Courtney Menard and more team up to launch comics nonprofit BODEGA and the Brooklyn Expo of Comics (BEC) 2026.
Mort Walker’s THE LEXICON OF COMICANA getting a new edition
Mart Walker's The Lexicon of Comicana is coming back in a new edition from NY Review Books, edited by Brian Walker
Chris Ware designs commemorative stamps celebrating 250th anniversary of US Postal Service
Celebrating its 250th year of existence, the United States Postal Service has commissioned cartoonist Chris Ware for a special forever-stamp set
The Beat Digest 06/27/25: MARVEL ZOMBIES go RED BAND
Also on today's Digest, Wes Chatham co-writes an Expanse comic, Chris Ware celebrates 250 years of the USPS, and much more.
Deb’s Travel Diary Day 1: Manga, BD, & Comics Exhibit at the Pompidou
This epic comics, bande dessinée and manga exhibit – part of Paris's cultural display for the Olympics – showcased original art by Robert Crumb, Hideshi Hino, Chris Ware and much, much more.
SDCC ’24: Comic-Con badge reveal a Paramount+ fail
San Diego Comic-Con 2024 badges arrived this week, and the reveal of a stark Paramount+ logo was a bit underwhelming.
Con Report: Angoulême returned with style in 2022
With the dust settled, and wifi access restored, Dean Simons takes a pictorial look back at Angoulême 2022
COVID-19 Cancel Culture: MoCCA postponed; Diamond Retailer summit cancelled
More and more events are being cancelled or postponed to slow the spread of COVID-19.
Comic Arts Brooklyn returns in November with Ware, Kominsky-Crumb and more
The art comix event of the year is free and has a bonus Cabaret on Sunday
Kibbles ‘n’ Bits: The scam that never works
We've got a lot to cover today, from forgotten secrets of comics to secrets that should be forgotten.
This year’s Grand Prix d’Angoulême finalists are Emmanuel Guibert, Rumiko Takahashi and Chris Ware
Takahashi would be only the second woman to win.
Kibbles ‘n’ Bits 1/15/19: Cartoonist gets major profile in the New Yorker
Surprise: it's Nick Drnaso.
