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“There Was Something About Tommy”: An Oral History of Hitman
Let's celebrate one of DC's weirdest — and best — comics by telling its story. The post “There Was Something About Tommy”: An Oral History of Hitman appeared first on SKTCHD.
18.09.2026
Exclusive: Tommy Monaghan (and Friends) are Back in December’s Hitman: It Was the Nineties Special #1
As a rule — maybe a weird one — I don’t run exclusive announcements. It’s just not what I want the site to be, so I save those for my capable peers on other sites. But for I believe the …
18.09.2026
The Comics Journal[Englisch]
2 Rights Make 1 Wrong — This Week’s Links
Enjoy this week's column, because Clark will be on vacation next Friday. The post 2 Rights Make 1 Wrong — This Week’s Links appeared first on The Comics Journal.
18.09.2026
The Comics Journal[Englisch]
Excerpt: Unbound in the Square: “Hunt the Dark Knight”
It's apparently Batman Day tomorrow, so here's an essay on Batman, courtesy of Ian Thomas, from a self-published charity zine. The post Excerpt: <i>Unbound in the Square</i>: “Hunt the Dark Knight” appeared first on The Comics Journal.
18.09.2026
Off Panel LIVE!: A Fantasy Draft of the (Dumb) Things From Comics That Make Us Love the Medium
While at Cape & Cowl Con in Alameda, California, I had the rare opportunity to host a live podcast during the show. I’ve only hosted one live podcast before and it was a blast, so it was good to get …
16.09.2026
The Comics Journal[Englisch]
Jordan Crane in conversation with Gilbert and Jaime Hernandez: ‘We’re a family of storytellers’
The following conversation took place on April 19 at the Ray Stark Family Theater at USC during The Los Angeles Times Festival of Books. JORDAN CRANE: Good afternoon, everybody. Hello. This afternoon, we have the distinct pleasure and honor of …
16.09.2026
The Pull: A Look at the Comics Dropping the Week of September 16th
Well, this is an unusual edition of The Pull, as I start this highlight reel of my buys, recommendations, and curiosities from the week of comics by touting…a comic that comes out on Saturday???? Weird! But hey, sometimes that’s the …
15.09.2026
SOLRAD[Englisch]
Exclusive Excerpt: FERTILE by Sofia Szamosi
Today on SOLRAD, we feature an Exclusive Excerpt of FERTILE by Sofia Szamosi, published by Street Noise Books The post Exclusive Excerpt: FERTILE by Sofia Szamosi appeared first on SOLRAD.
15.09.2026
The Comics Journal[Englisch]
All The Cameras In My Room
We are being watched. In his new collection of short stories, Michael Deforge takes this for granted. We are being watched in secret, surveilled, monetized, and viewed in public as well, all of us being a performer of some sort. …
15.09.2026
Off Panel #570: The 2026 Superhero State of the Union with Oliver Sava
Comics critic Oliver Sava joins the show to for the ninth annual Superhero State of the Union, as we talk about where DC, Marvel, and other superhero comics are today. Sava discusses Marvel’s big changes, its lack of urgency, the …
14.09.2026
SOLRAD[Englisch]
Madeleine Jubilee Saito on TRUDEAU & DOONESBURY: A BIOGRAPHY by Joshua Kendall
Today on SOLRAD, we feature a comic essay by Madeleine Jubilee Saito reflecting on the first major biography of cartoonist Garry Trudeau. The post Madeleine Jubilee Saito on TRUDEAU & DOONESBURY: A BIOGRAPHY by Joshua Kendall appeared first on SOLRAD.
14.09.2026
The Comics Journal[Englisch]
Marie Lorenz: Nautical Milemarker
Brian Nicholson tracked down and talked to one of the lesser-known Paper Rodeo contributors about comics, sculpture, water and exploration. The post Marie Lorenz: Nautical Milemarker appeared first on The Comics Journal.
14.09.2026
The Comics Journal[Englisch]
Everlasting Scream — This Week’s Links
We approach one of the main crescendo points of the year, here at this week’s links, as the fall festival season kicks into gear, and we await the issuing forth of white smoke from the chimneys of Bethesda to signal …
11.09.2026
The Comics Journal[Englisch]
Comic. Opera. The Many Deaths of Laila Starr, Minnesota Opera, and the Art of Adaptation
The Many Deaths of Laila Starr will run at the Ordway Center for the Performing Arts from October 31st to November 8th. Tickets can be purchased at mnopera.org. The post Comic. Opera. The Many Deaths of Laila Starr, Minnesota Opera, …
10.09.2026
Cape & Cowl Con is Building a Community — and One of the Coolest Comic Shows in the Country
David Brothers is a comics veteran, someone who has seen it all as a critic, writer, and editor. He’s also a long-time resident of California’s Bay Area, so he knows firsthand just how inseparable the comic book medium is from …
09.09.2026
The Pull: A Look at the Comics Dropping the Week of September 9th
It’s the week after one of the most bananas Wednesdays in recent memory, but instead of a nice calm one, we have another pretty robust slate filled with great books. So, let’s get into that as I highlight my buys, …
08.09.2026
The Comics Journal[Englisch]
“Don’t remind people what you aren’t”: DC’s Richard Bruning on prestige, Vertigo, and why Paul Levitz wouldn’t buy a Mac, Part 1
Richard Bruning interview, part 1 The post “Don’t remind people what you aren’t”: DC’s Richard Bruning on prestige, Vertigo, and why Paul Levitz wouldn’t buy a Mac, Part 1 appeared first on The Comics Journal.
08.09.2026
SOLRAD[Englisch]
Exclusive Excerpt: CHIN MUSIC by Richard Short
Today on SOLRAD, we feature an Exclusive Excerpt of CHIN MUSIC by Richard Short, published by Breakdown Press The post Exclusive Excerpt: CHIN MUSIC by Richard Short appeared first on SOLRAD.
08.09.2026
The Comics Journal[Englisch]
Hal Foster’s Tarzan: The Complete Sunday Comics 1931-1937
Harold Foster’s Tarzan (and Prince Valiant) are and aren’t comics. They’re sequential narratives told in words and images, but the symbiosis of the speech balloon doesn’t exist in the artist’s world. I’d call them 75% comics, and at their best …
08.09.2026
The Comics Journal[Englisch]
2026: Oh The Things You See At SDCC!
SDCC in the big 26 The post 2026: Oh The Things You See At SDCC! appeared first on The Comics Journal.
07.09.2026
SOLRAD[Englisch]
A Moment of Personal Reckoning: Hagai Palevsky on URI TUPKA AND THE GODS by Mike Mignola
Today on SOLRAD, we feature Hagai Palevsky on URI TUPKA AND THE GODS by Mike Mignola The post A Moment of Personal Reckoning: Hagai Palevsky on URI TUPKA AND THE GODS by Mike Mignola appeared first on SOLRAD.
07.09.2026
Off Panel #569: Prima with Olivia Dufault
Writer Olivia Dufault joins the show to talk about her comic journey and her new comic, Prima Apparata. Dufault discusses the roots of ideas, her comic origins, the impact of libraries, her writing journey, the overlap between theater and comics, …
07.09.2026
The Comics Journal[Englisch]
Excerpt: On Their Frontlines: The Lives of Japanese War Brides Vol. 1
Good evening, TCJ readers. We're pleased to bring you this excerpt of Marina Lisa Komiya's On Their Frontlines: The Lives of Japanese War Brides Vol. 1 courtesy of Fantagraphics. The book is now available at quality booksellers and libraries in …
04.09.2026
The Comics Journal[Englisch]
September in the Rain — This Week’s Links
Keeping it brief, up top, as it’s a busy edition of this week’s links, below, and sometimes you have to dash out of the house, in order to answer a deluge of questions about exhibits at the Science Museum. The …
04.09.2026
Now Accepting Questions for a Much More Humid Than Usual Mailbag Q&A!
Greetings from Lexington, Kentucky, where I’m taking a break from a lovely morning of touristing, breakfast pecan pie, surprisingly Gilmore Girls-ified coffee shops, and a near 100 degree day with insane humidity. It’s a bit of a change of pace …
03.09.2026
The Comics Journal[Englisch]
To The Letter: Steven Brower, 1952-2026
Art director, book designer, and comics historian Steven Brower died on July 24, 2026, at the age of 74. Brower was the Creative Director for Print during a period when the magazine won a number of awards. As a historian …
03.09.2026
The Comics Journal[Englisch]
Front Lines: A Lifetime of Drawing Resistance
Susan Simensky Bietila is a member of the World War 3 Illustrated collective, and her comics and art have appeared in books like Wobblies! A Graphic History of the Industrial Workers of the World and magazines like The Nation. She …
03.09.2026
“Now It’s Our Turn”: Astrolabe’s François Hercouet on Building a New Comic Publisher in France
With nothing but love to every other comic publisher, Urban Comics is my favorite in all the land. The French comic house works with publishers like DC Comics, Image Comics (as well as the assorted creators who publish through them), …
02.09.2026
The Comics Journal[Englisch]
The best comic of the 2010s you never read: Soft by Jane Mai
Newcomer Marceline Chevako offers some thoughts on a 2015 comic by Jane Mai that might have slipped your notice. The post The best comic of the 2010s you never read: <i>Soft</i> by Jane Mai appeared first on The Comics Journal.
02.09.2026
SOLRAD[Englisch]
This One Feels Different: Cassy Lee Interviews EMIL WILSON
Today on SOLRAD, Cassy Lee Interviews EMIL WILSON The post This One Feels Different: Cassy Lee Interviews EMIL WILSON appeared first on SOLRAD.
02.09.2026
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