Crisis Centre!
John Allison, who is best at drawing, (see above for tangible proof) catalogues his woes concerning the end of Scarygoround and what appears to be his gradual mental decline in the continuing 'Crisis Centre' in parts one, two, three, ... Read More
Anders Nilsen’s Sketchbooks
I'm sure I've posted these up before, but I really love Anders Nilsen's sketchbooks. Get over to his blog and have a browse. Read More
2 Nov 2009
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Get over to the New Yorker website to have a closer look at Chris Ware's recent cover and spread. & spread in the New Yorker">Read More
Los Bros Hernandez Scans
Get yourselves over to Here and Here and lap up the great giant sized scans of Los Bros Hernandez artwork. Jaime and Gilbert Hernandez, creators of Love & Rockets, are true modern comic book ... Read More
Electrocomics
As a matter of urgency, get yourselves over to Electrocomics, an online publisher that relies on donations to maintain themselves. There is so much great work to see on this site - get over there and show them some support. The computer screen, considered a bad partner, when it comes to reading lenghty texts, ... Read More
Logicomix — An Epic Search for Truth
Publishers Weekly has a 14 page preview of Logicomix: An Epic Search for Truth, a book about the philosopher and mathematician Bertrand Russell by Apostolos Doxiadis and Christos H. Papadimitriou, with art by Alecos Papadatos and Annie Di Donna. Read More
Famous Artists Cartoon Course at Comicrazys
Continuing the series of lessons from the Famous Artists Cartoon Course over at Comicrazys comes lesson 15 - Props and backgrounds. Read More
Crime and Noir Stories
Laura Hudson at Comics Alliance introduces a history of crime and noir comics. If this is your cup of tea, why not splash out on Paul Gravett's superb 'Mammoth Book of Best Crime Comics', which features the Jack Cole story 'Murder Morphine and Me' by Plasticman Creator Jack Cole, from which ... Read More
Mark Beyer
I really love Mark Beyer's work. Check out Amy & Jordan. I love Amy & Jordan. I can't enough good things about what is on the face of it seems to be a fairly unappealing strip. Looking at his work, you ... Read More
