Tag: lisa hanawalt
Beehive Books announces Illuminated Tapestries by Hanawalt, Shimizu and Woodring
Beautiful tapestries designed by Jim Woodring, Lisa Hanawalt and Yuko Shumizu are available on Kickstarter now.
Kibbles ‘n’ Bits 4/25/22: Who will torture Jeff Smith with a Bone adaptation next?
Netflix's animation bloodbath has led to the cancellation of their adaptation of Jeff Smith's Bone - will anyone pick up this beloved piece of IP?
Kibbles ‘n’ Bits 5/7/2020: The Spirit of the Aughts is Alive in Pizza Island!
Plus: Marvel's digital gambit and why no one will ever give up on the comics-to-film dream.
SDCC ’19: Drawn and Quarterly announces new titles from Lisa Hanawalt & Adrian Tomine,...
D+Q's 2020 slate is jam-packed.
And the Comics Industry Person(s) of the Year are: Stan Lee and Olivia Jaimes
The Man reigned over our year, but newcomer Olivia Jaimes made her voice heard.
GRAPHIC NOVEL CLUB: Lisa Hanawalt Reveals the Secret to Drawing Awkward Animals
The BoJack Horseman producer sits down to discuss her latest surreal and hilarious comic, Coyote Doggirl
REVIEW: It’s A Rollicking, Howling Fever Dream with COYOTE DOGGIRL
A beautifully rendered vision of the Old West as seen through the singular vision of Lisa Hanawalt.
Lisa Hanawalt and Tiffany Haddish team for animated TUCA & BERTIE for Netflix
Cartoonist/animator Lisa Hanawalt is moving into the show creator role with Tuca & Bertie, a 10-episode animated series set to run on Netflix. Girls Trip star Tiffany Haddish is also on board as the voice of a...
‘Rolling Blackouts’ wins the Lynd Ward Prize
Sarah Glidden's Rolling Blackouts: Dispatches from Turkey, Syria and Iraq has won the 2017 Lynd Ward Prize for Graphic Novel of the Year. The prize, sponsored by the Penn State University LIbraries, is presented...
Comic Arts LA will rekindle your love for comics
Comic Arts LA was a show to make you happy about comics and inspire you for the next 12 months.
Epic win nice art: Lisa Hanawalt + Tim Kreider + cats
Yesterday's Sunday NY Times contained a seminal essay by sometime cartoonist Tim Kreider on the subject of his love for his cat. Yes there are "cat dudes" too, and Kreider is one, as revealed by the elegantly written piece. Plus it contained creepy cute illustrations by Lisa Hanawalt of men and cats. Hanawalt (My Dumb Dirty Eyes) is known for her anthropomorphic humor comics so this was a win all the way.