In a series of interconnected vignettes, Stewart focuses on the ordinary, slice-of-life moments -- teenagers climbing up and lounging on a rooftop, friends catching up over pints at the pub, a woman r
Brian K. Vaughan on Y: The Last Man, Lost, Ex Machina and more; Paul Karasik interviews Gipi; John Kerschbaum talks brutality. Should superheroes come out of the closet? Reviews of Zot!, Kirby: King
Our annual Best of the Year issue includes interviews with critics' faves Lynda Barry, Frank Quitely, Dash Shaw, David Hajdu and Mike Luckovich, as well as Best Picks of 2008 from an all-star line
Juxtaposing gag-driven, newspaper-fashioned strips with the sprawling, Western comic approach of "Look Out For Big Della", Chocolate Cheeks is Weissman at his best: stunning, memorable, poignant, hil
In Joe Daly's most ambitious stand-alone graphic novel, Palmer — wallflower, mystic seeker and paper mill worker — moves into a new apartment with his outwardly self-assured and womanizing friend. Eve
Tim Sale talks Heroes and his stylized takes on mainstreamsuperheroes; Josh Simmons talks about his work and life in a sexcircus; Gary Groth on Ralh Steadman and Hunter S. Thompson; vintage comics fr
by Various Critically acclaimed for its compilation of dynamic young cartoonists, this volume features the 20 page conclusion to the Jim Woodring graphic novella, "The Lute String." Previously publish
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Spanning the birth of the industry to its first few decades, this book has approximately 75 full-color portraits of the legends of American comic books—publishers, editors, and artists. Its subjects a
Torn from the pages of National Lampoon magazine: Fantagraphics brings you the complete collection of The Appletons, Timberland Tales, and other hilarious comics creations.For fourteen years, cartooni
Famed for his deft delineations of beautiful, scheming women, handsome jealous husbands, and not-so-innocent children, Kamen returns with a collection of classic EC horror tales from The Vault of Horr
