Dave Shelton Interview

Dave Shelton, of Good Dog, Bad Dog fame kindly agreed to take some time out of his schedule to answer some questions. Good Dog, Bad Dog is out now through the excellent DFC Library. (more on that soon) You can visit ... Read More

NY (and more)">Missed Connections NY (and more)

I'm sure I've posted this up somewhere before, but as a monday-morning-not-quite-comics link Missed Connections NY is a great way to start your week. The Radar short film is essential viewing (see below); Messages in bottles, smoke signals, letters written in the sand; the ... NY (and more)">Read More

Thought Bubble Approaches Rapidly

With the Lottery-funded Thought Bubble Festival in Leeds fast approaching, here is a 'super-link' post, starting off with a series of mini interviews (minterviews) posted up on the Thought Bubble blog; Hugh 'Shug' Raine, Marc Ellerby, Steve Tillotson, Jack Fallows, Lizz Lunney, Adam Cadwell, Emma Vieceli,... Read More

Christoph Niemann

I really love all of Christoph Niemann's work. Check out these awesome infographics on the New York Times blog, and then head on over to his site to check out his other work. Read More

Grandpapier

Derik Badman writes a brief post on Grandpapier, a project started by Belgian publisher L’Employé de Moi. The site features work in French and English as well as a number of wordless strips. Recent Comics Bureau postee ... Read More

Darryl Cunningham Investigates

Following a lead from the talented Jonathan Edwards is Darryl Cunningham. Darryl makes comics about his experience of working as a psychiatric nurse, which makes for fascinating reading. Read More

Stitches

David Small talks to Sasha Watson at Publishers Weekly about his graphic memoir 'Stitches'. You can also have a look at a preview of the book here. David's site is also quite good - have a look through his ... Read More

Lucy Kinsley in Paris

Lucy Kinsley, author of French Milk returns to Paris with her boyfriend and keeps a travel diary - Paris Journal. Read More

Dash Shaw

Check out Dash Shaw's 'Bottomless Belly Button', his blog and his website. You can also listen to an interview with him here. Read More

Anders Nilsen

Although I loved 'Monologues For The Coming Plague', which I found both funny and thought provoking, I think I might have had Anders Neilsen wrongly pegged up until recently as something of a 'thinking-man's-David-Shrigley'. Having taken the time to find ... Read More