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The Comics Journal[Englisch]
Todd Webb Interview: A Journey in Search of Peanuts
Todd Webb, interviewed by Henry Chamberlain. The post Todd Webb Interview: A Journey in Search of Peanuts appeared first on The Comics Journal.
20.10.2026
The Comics Journal[Englisch]
Anderson Comic Exhibition
Anderson Museum of Art presents The Funny Pages, through October 31st 2026. The post Anderson Comic Exhibition appeared first on The Comics Journal.
20.10.2026
Off Panel #575: Not Replicable with G. Willow Wilson
Writer G. Willow Wilson joins the show for the first time to talk about her journey in comics and her work on titles like Poison Ivy at DC and Black Cat at Marvel. Wilson discusses her thoughts on conventions, comic …
19.10.2026
SOLRAD[Englisch]
The Prison of Waking, The Torment of Sleep: Hagai Palevsky on HE ROLLED ME UP LIKE A GRILLED SQUID by Yoshiharu Tsuge
Today on SOLRAD, Hagai Palevsky on HE ROLLED ME UP LIKE A GRILLED SQUID by Yoshiharu Tsuge The post The Prison of Waking, The Torment of Sleep: Hagai Palevsky on HE ROLLED ME UP LIKE A GRILLED SQUID by Yoshiharu …
19.10.2026
The Comics Journal[Englisch]
Phoenix From The Flames: Bizarro Comics in Athens, Ga
Devlin Thompson, formerly of Bizarro-Wuxtry fame now runs Bizarro Comics in Athens, Georgia and is now open for business! With free parking! The post Phoenix From The Flames: Bizarro Comics in Athens, Ga appeared first on The Comics Journal.
19.10.2026
Comics Disassembled: The Things I Liked or Didn’t Like from the Past Week in Comics, Led by NYCC Mania!
This week’s edition of Comics Disassembled is brought to you by Tylenol Cold + Flu Severe, as all things I’ve been doing this week have been. But with that knowledge now in hand, let’s get straight into the things I …
16.10.2026
Off Panel LIVE!: The Mount Rushmore of Comics Everyone Should Read from Lexington Comic Con
We’re finally getting to the last live podcast recorded at one of my con adventures from late August and early September, as I was joined by writer/artist Kyle Starks, artist Liana Kangas, and Near Mint Condition’s Omar Valdivieso at the …
15.10.2026
“It’s Too Integral of a Part of Me”: Artist LeUyen Pham on Her Relationship with Art and Her Graphic Novel, As I Dream of You
I am very much on the record as being a big fan of artist LeUyen 1 Pham. She was one of my Creators of 2024 for a reason, and she’s someone who has done a ton of tremendous work in …
14.10.2026
The Comics Journal[Englisch]
On the inside, looking outside, looking in: Joe Matt’s Peepshow
Joe Matt makes Hagai Palevsky sick. He explains why. The post On the inside, looking outside, looking in: Joe Matt’s <i>Peepshow</i> appeared first on The Comics Journal.
14.10.2026
Comics Disassembled: The Things I Liked or Didn’t Like from the Past Week in Comics, Led by Fever Dreams
It’s New York Comic Con Week, which means we have so, so, so much news to choose from in this edition of Comics Disassembled, my look at the things that I liked or didn’t like from the week of comics. …
09.10.2026
The Comics Journal[Englisch]
Escape From New York – This Week’s Links
A relatively quiet edition of this week’s links, as most of the comics-based press and PR machinery in North America is currently focused on east coast happenings. The post Escape From New York – This Week’s Links appeared first on …
09.10.2026
New Readers are Pouring into Comic Shops. Now, Can the Direct Market Keep Them Coming?
For as long as the direct market — or the side of the comic industry centered on comic shops — has existed, attracting new readers has been a challenge. While there would be the occasional uptick, like during DC’s The …
08.10.2026
The Pull: A Look at the Comics Dropping the Week of October 7th
It’s a monster week in the comic world, and I’m not just saying that because the literally monster laden Midnight books are hitting. There’s a lot to cover, though, so let’s get straight to my buys, recommendations, and curiosities from …
06.10.2026
The Comics Journal[Englisch]
The War
At first, it almost feels like a joke. A Garth Ennis-written comic called The War. Just The War with no further explanation or elaboration. Ennis, who almost single-handedly holds the genre of war comics in the anglosphere on his mighty …
06.10.2026
Off Panel #573: XP Boost with Beetle Moses
Cartoonist Beetle Moses joins the show to talk about his webcomic, Beetle Moses, and its first print collection, Beetle Moses: A Comics Menagerie. Beetle Moses discusses his SPX experience, engaging with readers, what 2026 has been like, surprising influences, his …
05.10.2026
The Comics Journal[Englisch]
Swati “Lucky” Srikumar and Maia Kobabe’s One Little Trick Could Save Your Life: ‘The book cannot come before our health’
Friends Maia Kobabe and Swati “Lucky” Srikumar interviewed by Madeline Jubilee Saito about their new collaboration, Opting Out (Graphix, 2026) The post Swati “Lucky” Srikumar and Maia Kobabe’s One Little Trick Could Save Your Life: ‘The book cannot come before …
05.10.2026
SOLRAD[Englisch]
Drawing as survival, memory, and collective struggle across five decades of comics: Gianluca Costantini Interviews SETH TOBOCMAN
Today on SOLRAD: Gianluca Costantini Interviews SETH TOBOCMAN The post Drawing as survival, memory, and collective struggle across five decades of comics: Gianluca Costantini Interviews SETH TOBOCMAN appeared first on SOLRAD.
05.10.2026
The Comics Journal[Englisch]
Dancing With The Sheyd
Brian Nicholson reviews the latest comic from Rotem Anna Diamant. The post Dancing With The Sheyd appeared first on The Comics Journal.
01.10.2026
Off Panel LIVE!: A Fantasy Draft of Comic Book Character Basketball Teams from Lexington Comic Con
Cape & Cowl Con wasn’t the only place where I recorded a live podcast recently, as I guested at the excellent Lexington Comic Con in Kentucky and had the chance to host not just one panel but two, both of …
30.09.2026
SOLRAD[Englisch]
Exclusive Excerpt: THE ARTIST – THE PORTFOLIO EDITION by Anna Haifisch
Today on SOLRAD, we feature an Exclusive Excerpt of THE ARTIST – THE PORTFOLIO EDITION by Anna Haifisch, published by Breakdown Press The post Exclusive Excerpt: THE ARTIST – THE PORTFOLIO EDITION by Anna Haifisch appeared first on SOLRAD.
29.09.2026
The Comics Journal[Englisch]
The Outsider
Tom Shapira reviews a new graphic novel about the seminal comic book artist Bernie Krigstein. The post The Outsider appeared first on The Comics Journal.
29.09.2026
Off Panel #572: Moneyball with Felix Lu
Art rep Felix Lu joins the show to talk about the story behind his company, Felix Comic Art, and the original comic art market. Lu discusses the evolution of Felix Comic Art, building relationships, what an art rep does, how …
28.09.2026
The Comics Journal[Englisch]
OBBLYN FOR MAYOR : An Interview with Mickey Zacchilli
Mickey Zacchilli talks to Ana Woulfe about Obblyn's roller coaster mayoral race- could the white house be next? The post OBBLYN FOR MAYOR : An Interview with Mickey Zacchilli appeared first on The Comics Journal.
28.09.2026
SOLRAD[Englisch]
If Humanity Be Our Lot…: Ryan K Lindsay’s essay about the current American struggle to fight for humanity and against tech in IF DESTRUCTION BE OUR LOT… by MacDonald & Rosenberg & Rosenberg.
Today on SOLRAD, we feature Ryan K. Lindsay's essay about the current American struggle to fight for humanity and against tech, as brilliantly presented in If Destruction be Our Lot… by MacDonald & Rosenberg & Rosenberg. The post If Humanity …
28.09.2026
Comics Disassembled: The Things I Liked or Didn’t Like from the Past Week in Comics, Led by Unfortunately Bad News
What a week. That is not a compliment. Let’s get into a frankly rough stretch in another edition of Comics Disassembled, as I write about the things I liked or didn’t like from the week of comics, led by a …
25.09.2026
The Monthly Readcap: Quick Thoughts on September’s Comic Book Reads
Welcome to The Monthly Readcap, a new, hopefully monthly column here on SKTCHD where I’m going to do something very atypical for me: review comic books. One of my most frequently asked questions is why reviews aren’t something I do. …
24.09.2026
The Pull: A Look at the Comics Dropping the Week of September 23rd
It’s an incredibly light week for me, which is strange because it’s a very heavy one from a release standpoint. I guess that’s just how things work sometimes, but that’s alright! It’s still a fun week of comics, so let’s …
22.09.2026
The Comics Journal[Englisch]
Japan’s First ‘President’ and the transformation of Japanese Comics: From Godzilla to Aircraft Carrier Ibuki
Kaoru Kumi takes a trip from Godzilla to modern military-themed manga and examines how Donald Trump's second term could affect the industry's future. The post Japan’s First ‘President’ and the transformation of Japanese Comics: From <i>Godzilla</i> to <i>Aircraft Carrier Ibuki</i> …
22.09.2026
Off Panel #571: The New Future with Rob Williams
Writer Rob Williams joins the show to talk about his career in comics and his next big project, Judge Dredd: The New Future. Williams discusses managing workloads, writing versus co-writing, learning from collaborators, the TV/comic overlap, the power of trust, …
21.09.2026
SOLRAD[Englisch]
When a Comic Refuses to Explain Itself: Slow Reading, Silence, and the Non-Industrial Comic by Emre Altindag
Today on SOLRAD, we feature the essay: Slow Reading, Silence, and the Non-Industrial Comic by Emre Altindag The post When a Comic Refuses to Explain Itself: Slow Reading, Silence, and the Non-Industrial Comic by Emre Altindag appeared first on SOLRAD.
21.09.2026
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