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Creased Comics

2+ hour, 46+ min ago   (554+ words) Tegan O'Neil | July 29, 2026 Back in 2011 that was a funny joke. Here in 2026 it just makes me want to stare into the distance for an unspecified amount of time. But that’s just how it looks. How does it feel? Look under…...

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"This One Actually Has A Bit of Truth In It"-How Kim Deitch Makes Comics

1+ mon, 9+ hour ago   (1482+ words) John Kelly | June 29, 2026 On the cover of Kim Deitch's new book, How I Make Comics (Fantagraphics, 2026), there's an image of the author (joined by his wife Pam Butler) sitting at his drawing table, writing out the title of the book…...

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R.I.P. underground comics pioneer Frank Stack, 1937-2026

2+ mon, 3+ week ago   (1091+ words) John Kelly | May 5, 2026 | 0 comments Frank Stack, the cartoonist, painter and educator whose 1964 The Adventures of Jesus is considered by some historians to be the very first "underground comic book," died on April 12 at the University of Missouri's University Hospital. He…...

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An interview with Deathbulge's Dan Martin: 'Eyes and mouths are where the party is at"

3+ mon, 2+ week ago   (1173+ words) J.D. Harlock | April 15, 2026 J. D. HARLOCK: So, Dan, can you tell us a little bit about yourself before you became a cartoonist? And what specifically inspired you to become a cartoonist? How did you “formally” enter the field? As a fan, I've always…...

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An Interview with Linnea Sterte: 'Small moments are probably the easiest thing for me"

4+ mon, 1+ week ago   (1875+ words) Gina Gagliano | March 16, 2026 "This thing keeps going. ppl seem to demand this," Linnea Sterte wrote recently on Instagram. If you’ve been following along with Sterte’s career, you’ll have seen two new graphic novels coming from her in the past year:…...

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Take Me Round Again — This Week's Links

5+ mon, 3+ week ago   (1307+ words) Clark Burscough | February 6, 2026 A real pick-your-poison week for contemporary opiates of the masses, as the Winter Olympics and Super Bowl arrive in lock step, meaning that myriad distractions are piling up, leaving increasingly scant mental bandwidth remaining for the compilation…...