This Week’s Whatnots
Some peripherally comics related stuff: Stan Lee’s L.A. home on the market; Macmillan Publishers donate to bookstores/comic shops in hurricane…
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Harvey’s Hundredth
Cartoonist Harvey Kurtzman was born 100 years ago today – on October 3, 1924. From the editors of The Comics…
Reuben Award Winner Hilary Price Interview
Hilary B. Price is the creator and cartoonist for the Rhymes With Orange comic strip. Recently, Hilary won Cartoonist of…
A Heaping Helping of Wayback Whensday
Comic strips Star Hawks, Bringing Up Father, Garth, and Sergeant Joe; with a detour to the Fleischer Studio. From World…
A New Strip Scene Issue
Featuring Fort Knox, Alley Oop, Ink Pen, Crankshaft, Vintage Judge Parker, Close to Home, and JumpStart. The 15th year of…
Bob Foster – RIP
Cartoonist and animator Bob Foster has passed away. Robert Michael (Bob) Foster November 16, 1943 – September 30, 2024 Word…
Berrill to Merrill, The Artists of Gil Thorp
Gil Thorp began on September 8, 1958 created, written, and drawn by Jack Berrill. Berrill drew the strip for thirty-five…
Larry Todd – RIP
Science fiction /fantasy artist and underground/overground cartoonist Larry Todd has passed away. Larry S. Todd April 6, 1948 – September…
Dog Eat Doug Fans: Sophie & Doug Return!
Four years ago, in what could be a replay of the early years of comic strips, cartoonist and corporate engaged…
The Last Roundup (for September)
A wide range of comic and comic-adjacent items. WESTPORT — Notable work by many of the cartoonists who have called…
Saturday Spotlight: Seattle SAMurai
From The North American Post introduction to a 2017 interview with cartoonist Sam Goto: Sam Goto drew his Seattle Tomodachi…
Things. And Stuff.
Featuring Rod Whigham; Dee Fish; Dave Kellett and Brad Guigar; Beatriz Lockwood and Maya Scarpa; Henry Payne; Juanjo Gaurnido; Rachel…
Eddie Dziura, New Florida Weekly Editoonist
Florida Weekly has announced that Edward (Eddie) Dziura is the newspaper’s new (freelance) editorial cartoonist. From the September 26, 2024…
Jules Rules Feiffer Friday – Amazing Grapes
When last we read Jules Feiffer it was his graphic novel trilogy paying homage to film noir and detective fiction….
When You Don’t Leave the Sport, But the Sport Leaves You
These past decades have seen pro sports fans around the country spurned by the teams they support and cheer when…