“Comics Global History” a Beast Best
The Daily Beast has named “Comics: a Global History, 1968 to the Present” by Dan Mazur and Alexander Danner as one of its Best Coffee Table Books of the year. …
Festival Season’s Holiday Gift Guide
“Festival Season,” which was named the Best New Comics-Related Website of 2014 (by me, just now), has posted a rather unusual Holiday Gift Guide. Contributors include Jason Viola, Cara Bean and …
MIDAS FLESH Vol 1
The first trade paperback volume of The Midas Flesh, collecting the first four issues of the science-fiction adventure series drawn by Shelli Paroline and Braden Lamb for BOOM Studios, is …
Dan Mazur reviews La revue dessinée #05
La revue dessinée is a quarterly French journal of comics “investigations, reportage and documentaries” (enquêtes, reportages et documentaires); in other words, comics journalism. Dan Mazur goes over their latest issue …
‘Tales of the Talented Tenth’ vivid series
Bobbi Booker of the Philadephia Tribune reviews Joel Christian Gill’s (Strange Fruit, Hellbound I) Tales of the Talented Tenth
Comics A Global History reviewed on Popmatters
Dan Mazur and Alexander Danner‘s Comics: A Global History, 1968 to the Present gets a (generally) positive review on British website popmatters.com: “A beautiful book filled with glorious reprints in color …
Accessorize with Jerel Dye!
As if reading Jerel Dye’s comics wasn’t good enough, you can now decorate your entire life with his unique steampunk-ish imagery: prints, of course, but also on tote bags, laptop and …
Accessorize with Jerel Dye!
As if reading Jerel Dye’s comics wasn’t good enough, you can now decorate your entire life with his unique steampunk-ish imagery: prints, of course, but also on tote bags, laptop and …
Alexander Danner in Colonial Comics’ Creator Spotlight
Alexander Danner (one of the original three BCR members!), gets spotlighted this week on the Colonial Comics’ blog, for his contribution to the anthology “The Trial of Anne Hutchinson,” (pictured, …
Hellbound V Reviewed in the Dig
“Hellbound V: the End” the horror anthology from River Bird Comics gets a glowing notice from Tony McMillen in this week’s DigBoston: “Hellbound V marks the end of the Hellbound series, but luckily the …