‘Art Comic’ Is a Comedic Comic of Artful Artlessness
Matthew Thurber's Art Comic lampoons the art world by wallowing in its shallowest waters.
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The Future Is Female: ‘Woman World’
Aminder Dhaliwal draws a world without men in her pleasantly post-apocalyptic Woman World.
Jason Lutes, Author of ‘Berlin’, on Drawing War Comics and Resisting Fascism
As we learn in this interview, when Jason Lutes began drawing the Berlin series in the '90s, he had no idea his own country would be facing the threat of fascism, again, by the time he completed it.
‘Von Spatz’ Puts Walt Disney in the Library of Babel
Anna Haifisch's Von Spatz is sort of a cross between Roger Rabbit's "Toon Town" and Borges' "Library of Babel".
‘Coyote Doggirl’ Reveals Unexpected Life Under Familiar Western Terrain
Lisa Hanawalt's work is proof that even a genre as seemingly played-out as the western can reveal a rich landscape if the right hands are holding the reins.
‘Red Winter’ Weathers the Heartbreaks of Communism
Swedish graphic novelist Anneli Furmar paints a bright window into a gray corner of political history.
On the Cathartic POW!er of Appropriating Trumpisms
R. Sikoryak's The Unquotable Trump is devious, dark, disturbing, brilliant delight that will prove the standard bearer for texts from the resistance.
On Lynda Barry’s Exercise in Autobiofictionalography, ‘One! Hundred! Demons!’
Is it autobiography if parts of it are not true? Is it fiction if parts of it are?
It’s Apple’s World, Just Click and Agree to It
Ever wonder what you agree to when you click on the terms and conditions for iTunes? Read R. Sikoryak's Terms and Conditions and be awakened.