The Believer Interviews Jim Woodring
Woodring talks about writing, hallucinations, and "vocabulary shorthand cartooning". more »
Hipster Disney Princesses
In my neverending obsession with unique Disney fan art, I found some of these hip princesses on The Mary Sue. All they need are some scarves and a Tumblr account. The artist also has some great Dr. Who and Harry Potter fan art, and does commission... more »
Cyberpunk Versions of Movie Icons
What could be cooler than lifesize movie icons? Lifesize cyberpunk versions of said movie icons, that's what! more »
Superladies In Sweaters
These classy prints by Hanie Mohd combine two of my favorite things: female comic characters and cold weather. more »
Fresh Ink: The Art of Max Clotfelter
I discovered Max's comics at this year's Jet City Comic Show, back in September. His table was covered in handmade cross-hatched mini comics. more »
Contest: Win a Slice of “Life in Roburbia” from Adam Levermore
One lucky entrant will win a limited-edition print of At the Roburbia Cafe, by the supremely talented "Graphic Designer to the Geeks", Adam Levermore. more »
W.C. Carani: Comic Book Artist, Video Game Modeler, and All-Around Great Guy
W. C. Carani: You may not know the name, but if you've played any of the Call of Duty games, you've seen his day job work. Check out what he does for fun… more »
Book Review: Setting The Standard
More than just a companion piece to the recently released Genius, Isolated, Setting The Standard is guaranteed to make you an fan of the legendary Alex Toth. more »
CAKE! Chicago Alternative Comics Expo: June 16-17, 2012
Taking place at Columbia College's Ludington Building, the Chicago Alternative Comics Expo will feature over 100 exhibitors as well as lectures, panels, and workshops. more »
Graphic Novel Review: Wandering Son by Shimura Takako
Nitori Shuichi wants to be a girl, and his best friend Yoshino Takatsuki wants to be a boy. Wandering Son focuses on these two characters, and their journey of self discovery and growing up. more »
