Fantagraphics

This is a big one folks. While this installment of our journey through Stan Sakai’s Usagi Yojimbo features only 3 issues, these issues have great significance to the series going forward. We are introduced...

Multiple story threads, numerous acts, and relatively short page count make this graphic novel from Fantagraphics a very uneven experience.

Singles Going Steady is Comics Bulletin's weekly review roundup. By total coincidence and not at all planned out, we're taking a look at a trio of second issues from last week.

Barry Windsor-Smith is one of the greatest artists of comics' history. With a career that began back in the late 1960s, Windsor-Smith has had a major impact on the industry, having illustrated Marvel's X-Men...

Fantagraphics is one of those publishers where, if they pump something out, I'm going to like it. Needless to say, I'm jazzed with this announcement of Studio Editions (basically, their version of the IDW...

FEBRUARY 15, 2019—SEATTLE, WA—The international art and literary communities recently suffered a huge blow with the loss of legendary artist and writer Tomi Ungerer (1931–2019). Readers of all ages have...

In addition to their great archival work, Fantagraphics Books has for decades been a premier destination for cartoonists to publish their most personal works. So it comes as no surprise that they've announced...

Fantagraphics Books Though we may currently be living in an age where comics are taken more seriously as a legitimate artistic medium, they are still perceived by many as "kids stuff." This was particularly...

Fantagraphics Books (w/a) Anne Simon Humans are complicated.  That’s the truth.  Every single person on this planet experiences emotions, in all their various intonations, degrees, and colors.  Some...

Fantagraphics Books (w/a) Georgia Webber People are funny. Not in a "ha ha, that's hilarious" manner (though that can also be true), but because they can be so perplexing. This is especially true when it...