Chris Reilly once again Shakes Hands with Himself, but he also interviews Graham Annable about the new Book of Grickle: http://www.tcj.com/guttergeek/?p=601
And for an added bonus, some rare “Bobby-Jo Bones of the Catacombs“!
Chris Reilly once again Shakes Hands with Himself, but he also interviews Graham Annable about the new Book of Grickle: http://www.tcj.com/guttergeek/?p=601
And for an added bonus, some rare “Bobby-Jo Bones of the Catacombs“!
Over at the Guttergeek wing, we welcome a new contributor this week, Chris Reilly. We have gushed about his Igor: Fixed by Frankensteins, we have let him interview himself about his Strange Eggs Jumps the Shark. The next step, naturally, was to bring him on board the guttergeek express. To protect ourselves from future litigation, our lawyers have advised him to let him come up with a title for his own column, so that everyone will know whom to blame when things go horribly wrong. Naturally, Chris picked “Chris Reilly Shakes Hands with Himself,” and whether you interpret that title as delicious hubris or as just plain nasty we suspect you’re as excited as we are to see what comes out of the exchange.
Fer starters: Chris reviews Jughead #200, arguably the greatest Jughead comic ever (in the history of Jughead comics). Also, as he says, a damn good comic, period.
After a day of computer crashes (and bracket busters) this week’s Sunday Funnies is finally up at guttergeek…
Reviews of Jason Shiga’s Meanwhile, Lewis Trondheim’s Little Nothings Vol. 3, and C. C. Colbert and Tanitoc’s Booth this week at the Guttergeek wing of the TCJ emporium!…
At Guttergeek: a special Oscar night version of SUNDAY FUNNIES: http://www.tcj.com/guttergeek/?p=495…
One of the myriad pleasures of studying comics here at Ohio State University is the opportunity to work closely with the remarkable folks at the (recently renamed and soon-to-be-rehoused) Billy Ireland Cartoon Library and Museum and to help in the …
Gabrielle Bell, Lucky (gbell.wordpress.com, 2009- ).
It’s autobio comic week here at my wing of guttergeek, and what better place to start than by calling everyone’s attention to the recently launched “second season” of Gabrielle Bell’s magnificent online …
This week’s Sunday Funnies is a gallery of some pre-Sunday funnies sequential comics from F. M. Howarth.…
Naoki Urasawa, 20th Century Boys (Viz, 2010). $12.95, paperback.
This is not the review I wrote. The review I wrote mysteriously disappeared off my computer sometime between the hours of 11PM on Saturday and 7AM on Sunday. I am trying …