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24 Hour Comics Interview: DAVID CHELSEA
If you’re new to the work of cartoonist David Chelsea, then you’ve got to watch, or read, “Are You Being Watched?” and you’ll become an instant fan. Watch, view, and read it here. It all becomes more...
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Review: Everybody Gets It Wrong! And Other Stories: David Chelsea’s 24-Hour...
David Chelsea is the sort of cartoonist who can create precise work while also keeping it very fluid. He has mastered his art and he has a wicked sense of humor. Nice combination, don’t you think? If...
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Review: PACHYDERME by Frederik Peeters, published by SelfMadeHero
An elegant young woman struggles her way out of a horrific accident and finds herself in a strange world. Thus begins the new graphic novel by Frederik Peeters, “Pachyderme,” published by...
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Review: GENESIS by Nathan Edmondson and Alison Sampson
“Genesis,” published by Image Comics, is quite a remarkable one-shot with a dreamy quality to both script and artwork. It is written by Nathan Edmondson (WHO IS JAKE ELLS, The Punisher, Black Widow)...
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Review: THIS IS Dalí, published by Laurence King Publishing
Salvador Dalí is another artist that we feel we know. We can think of one of his paintings of melting time pieces in the desert and instantly identify with Surrealism. Dalí is a prime example of an...
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Review: MIGHTY STAR AND THE CASTLE OF THE CANCATERVATER
Alex Degen is working in a place that many cartoonists want to be working in. It’s a place of wonder and experimentation. He’s definitely someone I’d love to sit down and have a long talk with over...
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Review: ‘Ville avoisinant la Terre’ by Jorj A. Mhaya
Our hero Taking a global view, there’s isn’t a hotter book right now than “Ville avoisinant la Terre,” by Jorj A. Mhaya. It was originally published in Arabic in 2011 by Dar Onboz. And it has been...
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The Projector and Elephant by Martin Vaughn-James review – A forerunner to...
Which came first, the Elephant or the Projector? It was the Elephant! The Projector and Elephant. by Martin Vaughn-James. edited and designed by Seth. introduction by Jeet Heer. New York Review...
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J. Webster Sharp Comics Artist Interview
Portrait of the artist. Panel excerpt from Sea Widow. J. Webster Sharp is a comics artist who pursues her vision with a singular dedication. In fact, Sharp opened an art gallery in Wales, to sell her...
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