Tag: Comics

Tokyopop’s Web Exclusives

Journalista » Blog Archive » Aug. 31, 2006: An act of sheer desperation The blogosphere is alive with the sound of bitching… that is, bitching back and forth about Tokyopop‘s recent announcement that it is making some of its titles available only via their online store.  That means that they’ll be cutting out the usual …

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Seth’s Nostalgia for the 20s and 30s

The Comics in Canada: An Illustrated History I’ve been slowly making my way through this nice archive of audio and video interview and feature clips of Canadian cartoonists.  I listened most recently to the one about “Seth,” a cartoonist who really wears his obsession with the 1920s and 30s on his sleeve.  The voiceover referred …

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Dame Darcy’s The Illustrated Jane Eyre

Dame Darcy’s The Illustrated Jane Eyre Check out these beautiful preview pages from the forthcoming Penguin Books classics series version of Jane Eyre. Darcy on the feature film she’s apparently making version of her graphic novel Gasoline: It’s an environmental movie about technology working with nature and it stars a family of witches in a …

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Masters of Comic Art!

I’ve just returned from spending about five hours taking in the Masters of Comic Art exhibit at the Milwaukee Art Museum and I thought I’d post a few thoughts while they’re fresh in my mind: First off, I can’t imagine that there’s ever been a more jaw-dropping collection of original American comics art collected in …

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Speaking of…

Speaking of Brad McGinty, have I mentioned lately how much I love his character, Millionaire Hobo?  These days, when I run into him at a convention or something, I just walk up to his booth, ask him if he’s got any new Millionaire Hobo stuff, and when he says no, I just walk away. I …

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