Tag: the nib

A Year of Free Comics - Cairo, Post-Revolution

In a newsletter post from editor Matt Bors, its been announced that The Nib, the acclaimed non fiction comics site, will be Kickstarting a print...

There’s a reason why I chose Carta Monir as the cartoonist of 2017. She’s an incredibly talented artist and is capable of illustrating...

  Here's a good one, the comic equivalent of  Serial and Making a Murderer, a true life tale of crime and mystery. The NIb's Eleri...

  This year's Most Promising New Talent - at least as far as the Ignatz Awards are concerned - is Bianca Xunise, a Chicago-based cartoonist...

You're probably sick and tired of the disturbing news that the US has been embroiled in for the last week. But in case you...

While political winds may change at the drop of a hat in America, the Library of Congress as remained a steady pillar of our...

by Alex Dueben Jen Sorensen is a political cartoonist who is regularly published on The Nib, Daily Kos, Alternet and many other publications and is...

Mike Dawson has become one of the most thoughtful white male comics pundits as shown in his collection Rules For Dating my Daughter. He's...

The title says it all, but Scurti has an autistic sister and draws a gorgeous piece about the many levels - from society's disdain...

A couple of years ago we were crowing with joy when Pulitzer Prize finalist cartoonist Matt Bors was hired to run Medium's comics section, The Nib, and the results were glorious, with two years of daily content that was smart funny, trenchant, moving, eye opening and everything else we love about comics. Well, as with most start-ups all good things must come to an end.

As reported last week, The Nib, the political comics site edited by Matt Bors and run by Medium, is undergoing some changes, and on...