Classic Comics Cavalcade: The Complete Peanuts 1983-1984
In his introduction to this, the seventeenth installment of Fantagraphics' loving reprint of every Peanuts strip produced during its nearly 50-year...
Harvey Pekar and American Splendor: A Comics Bulletin discussion, Part Two
This week: Jason and Eric discuss their favorite American Splendor stories. Read part one of their discussion here. Eric Hoffman: You and I...
Harvey Pekar and American Splendor: A Comics Bulletin discussion
This past Sunday, Jason and Eric sat down to discuss Harvey Pekar and his singular comic book American Splendor. This first part of a two-part...
Top 10 Non-Superhero Comic Book Movie Adaptations
In the spirit of Rolling Stone's recent article on the Top 50 Non-Superhero comics, Comics Bulletin is proud to present columnist Eric Hoffman’s...
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Review: ‘The Comic Strip Art of Lyonel Feininger’ is authoritative
In 1906, fine artist Lyonel Feininger produced two comic strips for The Chicago Sunday Tribune: The Kin-Der-Kids, a whimsical strip that follows the...
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Nexus Omnibus 4: Nexus is something of a singular achievement
In my last Classics Comics Calvacade column, I took a look at the seminal early 1980s indie comic Matt Wagner’s Grendel. Continuing in that vein,...
Classic Comics Cavalcade: Grendel Omnibus Volume 4: Prime
In what appears to be the final volume of Dark Horse's reprinting of nearly the entirety of Matt Wagner's seminal 1980s indie comic Grendel...
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Classic Comics Cavalcade: R. Crumb: Conversations
R. Crumb's elevated position within comics history now seems assured. He has taken his place among the giants of the medium: his name and style...
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Review: ‘Alan Moore: Conversations’ is a useful compendium of all things Moore
Full disclosure: Together with Dominick Grace, I co-edited two volumes of the Conversations with Comic Artists series, of which this book is a part,...
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Review: ‘Peter Bagge’s Other Stuff’ is a worthwhile collection for all you Baggers and Baggettes out there.
A refreshingly copious amount of Peter Bagge's post-Hate work has found its way into print in recent years: his collection of strips Bat Boy for The...