comics

97 posts

  1. Doodling" may help memory recall"
  2. Forty Four Presidents, a minicomic
  3. Super Spy (review: 3.5/5)
  4. Some nice visual storytelling by the woman
  5. a comic with five randomly generated endings
  6. Dan Roam has shared the Napkin Tools from his book
  7. Things I've Learned from Women Who've Dumped Me (review: 2/5)
  8. The Back of the Napkin (review: 3.5/5)
  9. Gerd Arntz Web Archive
  10. Comic strip instructions for anarchic overthrow of the office
  11. Gemma Bovery (review: 4/5)
  12. Opolis is a comic made from photographs of paper cut-outs in a 3-dimensional
  13. Der Weg der Menschen (review: 3/5)
  14. Frans Masereel
  15. Frans Masereel in Film
  16. Die Stadt (review: 3.5/5)
  17. Die Sonne (review: 4/5)
  18. ordinary things
  19. Business on the back of the napkin
  20. Clyde Fans: Book One (review: 5/5)
  21. interview with Seth and Chris Ware conducted by Ivan Brunetti
  22. Top Books for 2007
  23. Groan I don't know where the nonist found this image
  24. woodcuts from the Otto Nückel book, Destiny: A Novel in Pictures
  25. Top Shelf Productions
  26. Reading Comics: How Graphic Novels Work and What They Mean (review: 4/5)
  27. The Best American Comics 2006 (review: 4/5)
  28. Bayeux Tapestry online with explanatory notes
  29. Summer Blonde
  30. Evolution of a Hip, Ironic Catchphrase: Don't tase me, bro!
  31. time-lapse video of her cartooning process
  32. Todd Klein has written a 5-part series on the evolution of the Batman
  33. Galileo's sunspot illustrations
  34. The Indexed analysis of gym class
  35. Steve Martin interviews Roz Chast
  36. Amazon interview with Douglas Wolk
  37. The Dvorak Zine is a 24-page web comic about the Dvorak Simplified Keyboard
  38. David Lewis bemoans the comics memoir
  39. The Plot: The Secret Story of the The Protocols of the Elders of Zion (review:3/5)
  40. Schedule C table of Principal Business or Professional Activity Codes
  41. Beowulf (review: 2/5)
  42. Plastic Man: Rubber Bandits (review: 5/5)
  43. He Filmed His Own Assassination
  44. Your spreadsheet has been attacked
  45. An open letter to Subway regarding cheese placement
  46. On Flickr, Milo Manara's very graphic cartoon timeline of mankind
  47. There's an interesting series on homosexuality in comics in one
  48. choose-your-own-adventure story artfully stenciled on the sidewalks
  49. An interview with Chris Ware
  50. OCLC Top 1000
  51. An interview with Scott McCloud
  52. Batman: Year 100 (review: 2/5)
  53. I think the anthology of Missed Connection Comics could be pretty cool
  54. The political cartoons of Dr. Seuss
  55. A collection of old comic-strip style advertising
  56. The Surrogates (review: 4/5)
  57. Detour Exhibition
  58. An interview with Jeff Smith, part one
  59. comparing scenes from the movie 300 to the panels in the original book
  60. Scans of some absurdly complicated musical scores
  61. An interview with Alison Bechdel
  62. Tom Edwards makes comics on ceramics / panels on pottery
  63. 99 Ways to Tell a Story: Exercises in Style
  64. A somewhat goofy interview with comics writer James Kochalka in one two three
  65. This Godless Communism
  66. points to the audio and video
  67. How to break in a new book
  68. On NPR, Terry Gross interviews cartoonist couple Robert and Aline Crumb
  69. Here's an archive of annotations for Neil Gaiman's Sandman comics
  70. Comics with problems
  71. Curses (review: 5/5)
  72. Interview with comics genius Alan Moore on the BBC
  73. The New York Times has a good profile of comics writers Robert and Aline Crumb
  74. comics, games, and world-building
  75. Austin Kleon has drawn up a cool mind map about comics and information design
  76. Winsor McKay agrees to make four thousand pen drawings that will move
  77. they have to succeed as literature or art, not as not superheroes
  78. I was at the Atlanta History Center
  79. comic book about Fair Use
  80. extensive speculation on Batman's religion
  81. A slideshow tracking the changing art of Archie comics
  82. Brian K. Vaughan on breaking into comics
  83. An interview with Jacob Covey
  84. Bubble Project
  85. Early Comics Archive
  86. Comics legend Stan Lee talks with NPR about superheroes
  87. Some Great Panels from the Little Nemo Comic Strips
  88. Comics for People Who Hate Comics
  89. The graphic novel has been a’legitimate' art form for a while now
  90. Jodi Picoult Will Write Wonder Woman Comics
  91. DC is about to make a serious move to attract teen females to graphic novels
  92. Reinventing Comics (review: 3/5)
  93. Publisher's Weekly suggests the best books of 2006
  94. Making Comics (review: 4.5/5)
  95. The 9/11 Report: A Graphical Adaptation (review: 2/5)
  96. Understanding Comics (review: 4.5/5)
  97. A couple articles about speechballoons in comics and their evolution