Tag: Comics

Bill Mauldin book to mark end of World War II I’m excited to see that Bill Maudlin’s WWII cartoons are going to be collected. It seems like just about every few weeks the art house comics publishers like Fantagraphics announce some new collection of this sort, but Maudlin’s work has until now been neglected.

If you’re a teen-ager and living in the Piedmont/Triad area of North Carolina, check out the Comics Art for Teens class I teach at the Sawtooth Center for Visual Art. (Click for larger image)

Annoying pest/wannabe reporter/mediocre cartoonist Ted Rall has surprisingly issued a “retraction” of the following “cartoon.” I use quotations in the first case, because I’m not sure that one can really retract a cartoon, and in the second case because the item in question doesn’t seem to be so much a cartoon as simply a graphical …

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Strange Eggs folks (from the SLG blog) (Click for larger image)

From Pulse News: Since last week, the comic industry has been buzzing with news of a Wizard World show held in the same general area and same weekend as a southern perennial convention favorite, HeroesCon. Although a Wizard representative confirmed for THE PULSE last week that any potential 2006 date was just speculation and rumor, …

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