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Small Press Comics Reviews: Alienation
I didn’t put together a “Best Of” list for comics last year, but if I did, Inés Estrada’s Alienation would certainly be on it. I’d
I didn’t put together a “Best Of” list for comics last year, but if I did, Inés Estrada’s Alienation would certainly be on it. I’d
If you love really good-looking comics then good-look no further. Sweden’s premier underground comics publisher, Peow Studio, has been cranking out the hits since I
Whoa. I cannot stress enough how impressively, overwhelmingly large the 2017 Toronto Comic Arts Festival felt. I had heard that it’s a big one, and
Castle Quest – Matthieu Cousin Who doesn’t enjoy a good quest? Especially when terror and whimsy are as superbly balanced as they are in
Should comics be easy to read? (“Yes…?” the imaginary crowd answers. “Is this a trick question?”) When I was in middle school and reading manga
It’s a shame that while comics seem to just get better and better, everything else in America seems poised to get worse. Oh, well. Here
This month, I’m welcoming in the new year with two reviews of comics about death and disease. I don’t want to overemphasize the similarities
This past November, I was lucky enough to table at two small press festivals in just one week, thus leaving the rest of my month
Just recently, I finished reading a few titles by PEOW! Studio, a three-man print shop and art collective based in Stockholm, Sweden dedicated to printing
Today I’m playing catch-up with some zines from the last few months which I didn’t have the time to write about before. Thank you, zines,
Much like fish and wildebeest, indie cartoonists often travel in spontaneously-formed groups to help ensure their mutual survival. These groups are called “anthologies.” Anthologies have
It can be easy for me to forget that sometimes cartoons should be for children. The irony is obvious but I hope it’s also understandable.