A Spirited Friendship

By shathley Q

Given the respective careers of Will Eisner and Frank Miller, the root of their friendship becomes apparent. For both, the comics medium takes precedence above all else. [5 January 2009]

Will Eisner’s Dual Identity: The Spirit of an Artist

By Charles Moss

A biography of Will Eisner, perhaps the greatest cartoonist in the history of American comics. Eisner used The Spirit as his vessel for unexplored creativity with story elements not commonly found in comics. [4 January 2009]

Is the ‘New York Times’ Tracking Porn Sales Now?

By Shaun Huston

That “comics” persists in connoting “pulp” and “graphic novels” implies something “literary” is purely a matter of convention, and is not because those are the inherent meanings or implications of the terms. [2 June 2009]

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A Family Matter

By Ian Chant

Admittedly, it is probably not his finest work, but A Family Matter a worthy representation of a genre that Eisner pioneered. [20 August 2009]

Life, in Pictures by Will Eisner

By Erik Hinton

This collection cleanly articulates the value of owning a book more for history’s sake than for enjoyment. [18 January 2008]

The Plot: The Secret Story of the Protocols of the Elders of Zion

By E. John Love

Will Eisner's story shows the negative influence that this document has had in countries all over the world. [18 September 2006]