Review: Dull Margaret, written by Jim Broadbent and illustrated by Dix
When I heard that Fantagraphics was publishing a graphic novel loosely based on Dulle Griet, the 16th century oil painting
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Review: Grip #1 by Lale Westvind
I’m used to reading Lale Westvind’s comics in small doses. Her comic Yazar & Arkadaş, which I reviewed last year,
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Review: Perfect Hair by Tommi Parrish
Today I have the pleasure of publishing a review of Tommi Parrish’s Perfect Hair by noted small-press critic and art collector
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Review: Runaway Hearts by Sean Christensen
I recently picked up a selection of work from Berlin-based publisher Colorama Press. One of the more curious pieces is
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Review: Mechaboys by James Kochalka
James Kochalka is one of a handful of hyperproductive cartoonists working in small press comics. His recent output has rotated
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Review: The Weaver Festival Phenomenon by Ron Regé
When I first started reading art comics, Ron Regé’s work was a cipher to me. I didn’t get what he
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Review: The Strange by Jérôme Ruillier
There are some books that demand attention – not because they are flashy, or because they are written by a
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Review: Soon We’re Both Screaming by Dakota McFadzean
I know Dakota McFadzean best for his strip comics and his work on the IRENE anthology. McFadzean has a wry
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Review: The Worst by Molly Mendoza
Molly Mendoza is a real talent. Her illustration work has a divine sense of color and grandeur, and The Worst
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Review: Skin to Skin by Jia Sung
The new Ley Lines books from Czap Books and Grindstone Press are starting to come out, and Jia Sung’s Skin
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Review: A Cat on the Chair by Heo Jiyoung
I occasionally have the opportunity to import comics from around the world. Generally I’ve had more success with cartoonists
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