Keith Knight brings his support of the WGA strike home in this week’s The K Chronicles.
Bill Griffith and Zippy has us recall the comic books ads of our youth.
American Libraries Magazine puts a spotlight on The Billy Ireland.
The L. A. Times made some comics changes (Half Full, Reply All Lite) and readers responded (via Yahoo! News).
The Sunday Funnies’ Colorful History. Just one of many reasons we’ll miss The Nib.
New Breaking Cat News and Georgia Dunn return Monday, May 29, 2023 (another month for the Sundays).
Where The Wild Things Are tops the 100 Greatest Children’s Books of all time. BBC reviews the top 20.
A Celebration of Chris Browne’s life. More from Kekoland News.
About ten years ago I was in Brussels as part of a vacation tour and stumbled upon The Comics Arts Museum by accident. Needless to say, I was floored when I went into it. I was only able to wander around for about 30 minutes, took a few pictures of the interior architecture, and shopped their BD store (picked up a gorgeous French edition of Jack Kirby’s Mister Miracle, among a few other items. I hope one day to return there and spend more time wandering around in it, but if anyone ever gets the chance to travel to Belgium, it’s a must to visit!
I visited the Comic Strip Museum in Belgium and have very fond memories of it! The building, designed by Victor Horta, is splendid. I’m a Tintin fan and I’d recommend it to anyone who gets the chance to visit. The only drawback is that the museum lacks international comics, since there are plenty of French and Dutch ones.
If I rotate my phone to landscape mode, the Google ads cover a third of the screen.