Rob reviews several different comics that tackle the notion of Comics-As-Poetry in their own way. Included are reviews of Annotated #5, by Aaron Cockle and Pines No. 1, by Jason T. Miles.
I’ve long been interested in two related sorts …
Rob reviews several different comics that tackle the notion of Comics-As-Poetry in their own way. Included are reviews of Annotated #5, by Aaron Cockle and Pines No. 1, by Jason T. Miles.
I’ve long been interested in two related sorts …
Rob reviews Aaron Cockle’s mini ART THEFT and LOSERS WEEPERS #2, by JT Yost.
The latest comic from Aaron Cockle, ART THEFT, is another fine example of his cheekily postmodern interests. In many respects, this 8-page comic is his …
Rob reviews minicomics by Darryl Ayo and Aaron Cockle.
Anyanyway #1 by Darryl Ayo: This comic featuring two stories was all about character design and character interaction. Ayo seems to have been studying folks like Matthew Thurber in that …
Rob reviews two issues of former CCS student Aaron Cockle’s one-man anthology, ANNOTATED.
Aaron Cockle’s work is a demented combination of Gabrielle Bell, Franz Kafka, Jorge Luis Borges, and Zak Sally, with hints of Skip Williamson in his visual style. …