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Review: Jim Broadbent’s ‘Dull Margaret’ is dark humanity distilled to its essence

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Less a linear story than an intense incantation filtered through a fever dream, Dull Margaret is the work of British actor Jim Broadbent, his debut...

Fantagraphics Has a Huge Digital Comics Sale – My Favorite Thing is Monsters, Early...

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And Krazy Kat... and Carl Barks... and Bill Mauldin...

SDCC ’18: INTERVIEW – Exploring the Depths of the Human Condition with NOAH VAN...

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The most humane creator in cartooning talks about his Comic Con experience, upcoming works, and Limp Bizkit.

The Comics Journal Returns to Magazine Format

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It's been 7 years

Review: ‘Song of Aglaia’ puts a complicated, heady feminist spin on tired old myths...

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Taking the traditional tropes of myths and legends and turning them on their heads, Song of Aglaia has French cartoonist Anne Simon trace the fairy...

Review: Gipi searches for humanity at the end of the world

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  In Gipi’s post-apocalyptic drama Land of the Sons, there’s a moment when a father laments whether he should reveal to his sons that dogs...

Digital Comics Sale Roundup – Ant-Man, Jeff Lemire and Love & Rockets

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A few things for the holiday break.

INTERVIEW: Justin Hall’s LGBTQ Comics Celebration, NO STRAIGHT LINES, to Become a Full-Length Documentary;...

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"I remember the absolute last copy of the first print run, which I sold at Comic-Con. It was to a middle-aged, straight woman who was buying it for her teenage, gay son. She told me that she was getting the book for him because she wanted him to know his history and lineage, and she couldn’t tell that story to him herself. She thanked me for creating the book for the both of them and I promptly burst into tears. Then we hugged it out. It was an incredible moment."

Kibbles ‘n’ Bits 2/6/18: Get your Hieronymous Bosch figures here!

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§ I'm pretty sure you've all been asking yourself "Why aren't there any action figures based on 15th century Dutch painter Hieronymous Bosch's fantastically...

The Beat’s Best Comics of 2017

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2017 was a year of uncertainty and upheaval. As we headed into the year, no one knew what to expect. But as the months...

REVIEW: An Artist In Search for Meaning in Joseph Remnant’s CARTOON CLOUDS

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One of the most perplexing epistemological questions that enters the human mind is: “What’s next?” For those of us who try to derive some...

Review: Johnny Appleseed and the Apocalyptic Frontier

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Johnny Appleseed is one of those American historical figures who calls into question the line that divides reality from fantasy. He seems like a...

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