Tag: nick drnaso
Kibbles ‘n’ Bits 1/15/19: Cartoonist gets major profile in the New...
Surprise: it's Nick Drnaso.
Kibbles ‘n’ Bits 7/30/18: We now resume our normal programming
§ Nice art! As we reported earlier, Popula is a new online publication with a lot of comics content, including a sunDay Funnies...
Nick Drnaso’s Sabrina Becomes First Ever Graphic Novel Nominated for Man...
Historic Nomination at the Man Booker Prize for Nick Drnaso's Graphic Novel Sabrina
Review: Nick Drnaso’s ‘Sabrina’ won’t stop haunting me
The concept of fake news existed long before Trump, and conspiracy theorists have also, but one difference between now and even a decade ago...
Kibbles ‘n’ Bits 5/21/18: The Batmobile crashes on way to comic...
§ So you forgot to do links for two weeks.
§ A Batmobile being driven by a fellow who dresses up as Robin was on...
“La Saga de Grimr” wins best album at Angoulême; Hanselmann and...
Two English language comics - the latest in the Megg, Mogg and Owl series by Simon Hanselmann , and Beverly by highly regarded newcomer...
LA Times Book Prize Nominees include three from Koyama and March...
A challenging slate of indie comics and the unstoppable March Book Three were nominated for the LA TImes Book Prize.
Just what is 2016’s first comics masterpiece???
Controversy! The title of "First Great Comic of 2016" is hotly contested this year!
Review: Nick Drnaso gives us 2016’s first great work with ‘Beverly’
Nick Drnaso’s fictional world is a particularly joyless one where even coming together doesn’t much help the human condition. It might even make things...
D&Q January books: New Oliveros, new Drnaso and more Lutes and...
D&Q has just announced their January releases, including a new edition of Jason Lutes' Berlin, more Gasoline Alley, an exciting debut graphic novel from Nick Drnaso AND The Envelope Manufacturer, the book by former D&Q publisher Chris Oliveros, who has been quietly working on this book for years. The subject matter -- the gradual erosion of a small business -- echoes Seth's Clyde Fans and maybe even the comics industry? We'll find out!
In case you're wondering about Jason Lutes long simmering epic, a new issue, the 18th, came out last May, and he's slowly but surely working on completing it.