The Four Colour Process
Check out these fantastic closeups of old comics. Really gorgeous stuff. Read More
Inside Scanlation
If the word 'Scanlation' is a new one to you, head over to Inside Scanlation to find out what it is all about. Scanlation has always found itself in a moral gray area. While publishers and other professionals tend to see scanlation as copyright ... Read More
Digital Comics Museum
Head over to the Digital Comics Museum, which is run by the very same folk that have been running the Golden Age Comics site. We are the #1 site for downloading FREE public domain Golden Age Comics. All files here have been researched by our staff and users to make sure they are copyright ... Read More
The Rise of The Comic Paper, 1891
An interesting 119 year old article about the rise of the 'comic paper' by David Anderson that appeared in the Magazine of Art vol 14 in 1891. Read More
Early Bill Watterson Strips
From Calvin & Hobbes: Magic on Paper is a collection of Bill Watterson's early strips while at college for Ohio's Kenyon College newspaper, The Kenyon Collegian. I don't think I've ever met anyone who didn't love Calvin & Hobbes. Read More
Where we have been and where we are going.
Paul Gravett writes up a brief history of the graphic novel, To know where we are going to, we need to know where we’ve come from. This is true of our lives as well as our culture. In the case of the comics medium, its date of birth used to be hotly contested. Twenty ... Read More
Richard McGuire’s ‘Here’
This has been doing the rounds recently, but I thought I'd post it up anyway. From Monsters & Rockets; Nobody who has read Richard McGuire's 1989 comic stripHere has ever forgotten it. (Originally printed in Raw: Vol. 2, Number 1, ... Read More
Deep Focus Tezuka
Craig Fischer over at Thought Balloonists writes up an interesting article on Osamu Tezuka's film influences following what sounds like an enjoyable read of Natsu Onoda Power's God of Comics: Osamu Tezuka ... Read MoreRube Goldberg on Fuel
From the always-fascinating Prelinger Archive Read More