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COMICS

Does Chris Ware Still Hate Fun?

Comics

Does Chris Ware Still Hate Fun?

Gerry Canavan

Gerry Canavan reviews "Rusty Brown," the recently published collection of Chris Ware's comics.

The De-Colonization of Miles Morales

Comics

The De-Colonization of Miles Morales

Vincent Haddad

Vincent Haddad on the promise of Miles Morales.

Relevant at a Slant: A Conversation with Joseph Mosconi

Art & Architecture, Comics, Cultural Studies, Poetry

Relevant at a Slant: A Conversation with Joseph Mosconi

Kate Durbin

Kate Durbin discusses typography, worldbuilding, and knowledge clusters with fellow poet Joseph Mosconi.

Evening Wood

Comics, Gender & Sexuality

Evening Wood

Paul Morton

Paul Morton reviews "Cons De Fée: The Erotic Art of Wallace Wood," out now from Fantagraphics.

A Utopian Space Within the Dystopian World: On Tina Horn and Michael Dowling’s “SFSX”

SF, Comics, Gender & Sexuality

A Utopian Space Within the Dystopian World: On Tina Horn and Michael Dowling’s “SFSX”

JB Brager

JB Brager reviews “SFSX,” written and drawn by Tina Horn and Michael Dowling.

“Writing Superficially Is Easy”: An Interview with J. Michael Straczynski

Memoir & Essay, Comics

“Writing Superficially Is Easy”: An Interview with J. Michael Straczynski

Alex Dueben

Alex Dueben talks to writer J. Michael Straczynski about his new memoir, "Becoming Superman: My Journey from Poverty to Hollywood."

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Both Coasts: An Interview with Geoffrey G. O'Brien

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Adam J. Fitzgerald

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Keep Even Man Where He Belongs

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Keep Even Man Where He Belongs

John W. W. Zeiser

John W. W. Zeiser on the graphic adaptations "The Epic of Gilgamesh" by Kent H. Dixon and Kevin H. Dixon and "Kafkaesque: Fourteen Stories" by Peter Kuper.

It Takes a Deep Reading. And an Obsession.: An Interview with Paul Karasik

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It Takes a Deep Reading. And an Obsession.: An Interview with Paul Karasik

Alex Dueben

Alex Dueben talks to Paul Karasik about teaching, Art Spiegelman, Martha's Vineyard, and his latest book, "How to Read Nancy."

Self-Exposure: Two Retrospectives by Autobiographical Comics Pioneers Julie Doucet and Ariel Schrag

Memoir & Essay, Comics

Self-Exposure: Two Retrospectives by Autobiographical Comics Pioneers Julie Doucet and Ariel Schrag

Frederik Byrn Køhlert

Frederik Byrn Køhlert reviews two new collections from Ariel Schrag and Julie Doucet.

My Bookish Upbringing

Literary Criticism, Science & Technology, Comics

My Bookish Upbringing

Vincent Haddad

In "Between Pen and Pixel," Aaron Kashtan argues that comics are the medium that offers the most insights about the present and the future of the book.

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