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World’s Greatest Cartoon
Posted by Tom Crippen on September 15th, 2010 at 9:12 AM
Wednesday Greatness: H. M. Bateman’s “The One-Note Man”
“Two Aspects of Triumph”
Posted by Tom Crippen on September 8th, 2010 at 9:12 AMWednesday Greatness: Britain’s class system thrown into relief by a single cartoon; a beefy Uriah Heep
Transportation in the Edwardian Era!
Posted by Tom Crippen on September 1st, 2010 at 9:12 AMJumble Wednesday: A girl travels by bubble; birds arrive for a man with a beard; what to do about speed traps
Is This Thurber a Fake?
Posted by Tom Crippen on August 18th, 2010 at 9:12 AM
Jumble Wednesday: Yes, this Thurber is a fake; more Dada
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Top TCJ Stories
- Jason Shiga on Interactive Comics (with video)
- Hail The White Rhinoceros Part Three (of Three): Josh Simmons
- David Roberston: An Interview with John Ridgway (Part One of Two)
- Hail The White Rhinoceros Part One (of Three): Shaun Partridge
- The Strangest Pictures I Have Seen #13
- Sean Michael Robinson: The Craft Behind Cerebus: An Interview with Gerhard (Part One of Three)
- Moebius Above and Below
- The Passing Scene
- “I’ve Drawn Thousands of Comics”
- DICK LOCHER HANGS UP HIS FEDORA
TCJ International Blogs
- Belgium: Egypt, Country of Clay
- Latin America: The Co(s)mic Race: Blackface in Comics South of the Border (Part II)
- Italy: Ignatz Update 4: Interiorae #4
- Belgium: Going Underground in the Thirties
- Sweden: The New Serieteket
- Italy: A little mirror of comics in Italy / part 1
- Latin America: The Co(s)mic Race: Blackface in Comics South of the Border (Part 1)
- Belgium: The Girl and the Gorilla
- Belgium: When I Was 18, Uncle Sam Wanted Me to Fight Adolf
- Sweden: Moebius exhibition in Paris
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