Fantagraphics To Publish Monsters by Legendary Cartoonist Barry Windsor-Smith
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...
Fantagraphics Announces Studio Editions for Daniel Clowes & Ed Piskor
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...
Honoring A Legend: Fantagraphics To Resurrect Tomi Ungerer Classics
FEBRUARY 15, 2019—SEATTLE, WA—The international art and literary communities recently suffered a huge blow with the loss of legendary artist and...
NEWS: Fantagraphics to publish BTTM FDRS
In addition to their great archival work, Fantagraphics Books has for decades been a premier destination for cartoonists to publish their most...
Tiny Pages Made of Ashes 6/9/17: In Lieu of Reviews Two — Eight Books For You
Tiny Pages Made of Ashes is Comics Bulletin’s Small Press Review Column Elkin’s note: I’ve been busy with end-of-the-school-year...
Love & Rockets #1: “I don’t even believe your gold is real!”
KEITH SILVA: “I don’t even believe your gold is real!” - Lumina What is this? Like every Hoppers-head, I was psyched when Fantagraphics...
Podcast: Megan Purdy of WWAC reads Wuvable Oaf: Blood & Metal
The Reboot Comic Book Club is back in action with a reboot of our own. Download the MP3 | Subscribe on iTunes | Subscribe on...
Interview: James Romberger and the Neverending Empire
As one of the leaders of the New York art comix scenes in the ‘80s, James Romberger is a well-respected creator whose influence overshadows his...
Comic Book G-Forces: “Megg and Mogg in Amsterdam” is a Burnout Odyssey
Since he first started uploading his short, garish, hideously funny “Truth Zone” comics to Tumblr (the series that would establish the world of...
Classic Comics Cavalcade: ‘Forty Whacks and Other Stories’ by Jack Kamen
In previous columns I discussed the comics of: Jack Davis George Evans Al Feldstein Graham Ingels (first column) Graham Ingels (second...
Classic Comics Cavalcade: ‘Grave Business’ by Graham Ingels
In previous columns I discussed the comics of: Jack Davis George Evans Al Feldstein Graham Ingels Jack Kamen Bernard...
140 Character Reviews 8/19/15
1872 #2 (Marvel Comics) Really liked this second issue of 1872. Brutal. pic.twitter.com/4pKTHrkepe— Aaron Meyers (@AaronMeyers) August 19,...
Picks of the Week: May 6, 2015
There’s really no singles jumping up and shouting at me as deserving of the top slot this week, so let’s get all indie and shit. You’ve...
Review: ‘Gast’ is an Incredibly Told, Character Driven, Exploration of Humanity
Gast is an exquisitely crafted story, not only of the murder mystery at the center of the plot, but of the young protagonist uncovering some very...
Review: ‘Massive’ Is the Gay Manga Anthology We’ve All Been Waiting For
Warning: This review contains panels of a graphic nature and is therefore Not Safe for Work. Reader discretion is advised. While gay Japanese...