Weekend Quick Hits (June 30)
For Charles Schulz and Peanuts fans this year’s San Diego Comic Con (July 19-22, 2018) is the place to be…
For Charles Schulz and Peanuts fans this year’s San Diego Comic Con (July 19-22, 2018) is the place to be…
Steve Christensen, who formerly served as executive editor of the Los Angeles Times Syndicate, which at its height sold more…
In 2011 David Horsey left Seattle for a six year vacation in Southern California. Now, upon his return to Seattle,…
Mark Streeter Dana Summers Andy Marlette Bob Englehart Jeffrey Koterba Gary Varvel Steve…
The character of Anthony “Buck” Rogers first appears in Philip Nowlan’s 1928 novel ARMAGEDDON 2419 A.D. (itself a combination of…
Milt Priggee Gary Huck Clay Bennett Darrin Bell Steve Breen J. D. Crowe …
Actor/comedian Jim Carrey has long had a talent as an artist. Carrey, who says he began painting six years ago…
Ask A Cartoonist: Where Do You Find Inspiration? James Allen: “Mark Trail stories are inspired, initially, from actual news stories.”…
A Tom Stiglich ed-op cartoon taking the conservative position about MS-13 and immigration and family separation for the Daily Gazette…
Mental Floss‘ comic strip series of Things You Might Not Know About… goes Before Christ (or was it After the…
WOUB/NPR talks with Pultizer Prize winning editorial cartoonist Jack Ohman. Jack talks about the creative process of being a political…
Happy Birthday Joe Giella, born June 27, 1928! Joe becomes the latest creator to join the Senior Strippers list. A…
Back in the day comic books were ubiquitous – found at newsstands, grocery stores, the five and dimes, drug stores,…
Heidi MacDonald reports on the Barnes & Noble announcement that they will be promoting a pre-teen focused graphic book section:…
Mickey Mouse debuted November 18, 1928. Ninety years later art book publisher Taschen Books will release a big celebratory book…