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Sunday, September 20, 2026

CRB Sunday Special - Wayne’s Comics Podcast (2011-2012)

compiled by Tony Rose

Hall, Wayne. 2011. My first podcast. Wayne’s Comics Podcast (1; January 23): https://www.usschesapeake.org/weblogs/WaynesComics/2012/02/20/episode-1-january-23-2011/

Hall, Wayne. 2012. Steve Pugh, Artist on DC’s ‘Animal Man’. Wayne’s Comics Podcast (76; December 23): https://www.usschesapeake.org/weblogs/WaynesComics/2012/12/23/episode-76-with-steve-pugh-artist-on-dcs-animal-man-december-23-2012/

Monday, August 14, 2017

Wayne’s Comics Podcast #294: David Miller

Wayne's Comics Podcast #294: David Miller

Wayne Hall · August 13, 2017

http://majorspoilers.com/2017/08/13/waynes-comics-podcast-294-david-miller/
http://dts.podtrac.com/redirect.mp3/traffic.libsyn.com/majorspoilers/WComics294.mp3

This week's episode #294 features the return of David Miller, who discusses his newest comic limited series The Frankenstein Zombie, among other things! His Indiegogo for this series ends in the next couple of days, so this is the perfect time to jump on board! David talks about the original classic story being his inspiration for the book as well as the various supporting characters in the series as well as what it took to bring this together! For more about The Frankenstein Zombie, go to this link! Time is of the essence, so once you've listened to this interview, be sure to head to the Indiegogo link above to support this great comic!

Monday, February 03, 2025

David Miller's "President Frankenstein" on YouTube

"I am "syndicating" my comic strip "President Frankenstein" on YouTube," David Miller's note to me today made me wonder if anyone else is distributing a non-animated comic strip via YouTube. Here's the description:

Greetings, All! Hey, are you as tired as I am of being brought down by the constant political discourse? If so, then welcome to President Frankenstein and the Monster Majority! In this new humor/horror comic strip we laugh at the political process. Because the political process is pretty laughable. In President Frankenstein all the world leaders are famous monsters. We have President Frankenstein of the US. President Dracula of Italy. President Wolfman of Russia. President Amen Hotep of Egypt. And many more you'll get to meet in President Frankenstein!

You can control the speed of this Daily comic strip with the youtube playback controls, making it an interactive experience. We hope you'll like President Frankenstein and will like, share and subscribe. Please let me know what you think of President Frankenstein in the comments.

President Frankenstein©™ and Monster Majority©™ is copyright and trademark by David Neal Miller and David Miller Studios. All rights reserved.

David has been interviewed or featured here before.

Wednesday, December 09, 2020

David Miller's White Plague on Webtoons

Local cartoonist David Miller has let me know he's got a new webcomic out -

A mysterious disease wipes out the world's Anglo (white) population. Handing the reins of power to the black survivors as they try to carve a new society out of the carnage left from what they call the White Plague. Created, Written and Illustrated by David Neal Miller.

New Page Uploaded Every Monday

https://www.webtoons.com/en/challenge/white-plague/white-plague-pilot/viewer?title_no=555890&episode_no=3

White Plague - White Plague: Pilot

A mysterious disease wipes out the world's Anglo (white) population. Handing the reigns of power to the black survivors as they try to carve a new society out of the carnage left from what they call the White Plague. Created, Written and Illustrated by David Neal Miller

www.webtoons.com

Monday, January 23, 2012

A chat with Futurian artist David Miller

Meet a Local Cartoonist: A Chat With David Miller
by Mike Rhode on Jan. 23, 2012
http://www.washingtoncitypaper.com/blogs/artsdesk/visual-arts/2012/01/23/meet-a-local-cartoonist-a-chat-with-david-miller/

Friday, April 24, 2020

PR: David Miller's The Comics Prisoner

David Miller writes in,

I'm announcing my new YouTube show: The Comics Prisoner! It's a review and commentary show about comic art and artists. It will be filled with OpEd pieces by yours truly and I hope you'll check it out and share feedback. Here's the link to the inaugural episode. Please watch, comment, hit like and subscribe. That's it for now! More news to come!

David Miller

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DrKuj-LnD90&t=8s

Episode 1 - Klaus-trophobia

In the inaugural episode of the Comics Prisoner, he finds himself both incarcerated and enraptured by the epic pairing of penciler Bob Brown and inker extrao...

www.youtube.com

Monday, July 11, 2016

David Miller on his new children's book

by Mike Rhode

A few years back, I interviewed David Miller about his comic book work. He recently sent me a note saying that he has a new book out, so we did a new brief interview via email.

David Miller: I've just launched my first children's book and it can be ordered at Amazon. The title is The Headless Sister. It's about a young girl whose little sister gets all the attention because she has no head. You can see a 4 page preview of the book on its Facebook fan-page.

Mike Rhode: What's the book about?

DM: It's basically a fantastical take on sibling rivalry. An older sister is jealous of the attention a younger sister gets. In this case the younger sister gets all the attention because she has no head. And through it they learn timeless lessons like envy can't ruin love. That being different doesn't get in the way of being happy. And that they will always be sisters.

MR: Where did you get the rather macabre idea from?

DM: Macabre? I don't think it's any more creepy than the Addams Family. I always thought the Munsters were a typical TV family, while The Addams Family were GHOULS! (though hugely entertaining). As to the origins of the characters, I was just watching my daughters, who love each other dearly, fight like cats and dogs. And I would just go nuts and say "Will you stop?!? Will you stop treating your sister like a headless monster? Hmmmm. Headless Sister. That's an interesting image." And then the story just took on a life of it's own.

Harry Potter, in the beginning, was supposed to be children's literature and it was chock full of lurid elements. And the kids ate it up.

MR: Why did you decide to do it as a children's book rather than a comic book?

DM: I've wanted to do a children's book for years, but could never come up with a story that felt right. I can only speak for myself, but I was never able to do a children's story until I had children of my own. I was the youngest of five kids, so I never looked down to see how little kids acted. I could only look up to the older kids. And they seemed to have very adult expectations leveled at them. Once I got to spend time with my own kids, I thought I came up with something that would be entertaining to children without talking down to them.

MR: Without having seen the book yet, I can't get past the 'headless' bit. Four of our five main senses are based in the head - how does she respond to life? She doesn't have a head somewhere else, does she?

DM: This is a book about relationships. She responds to the world the same as any child who is different and has to adapt to the differences. In the next book, I show that she communicates with everyone through a language of interpretive dance that her family has developed a "vocabulary" for over the years. And while I don't necessarily mean for her condition to be a metaphor for a special needs child, I do think I've accidentally invented a metaphor, so new, that anyone can appropriate it.

I don't describe the pseudo-science of her condition any more than Cousin It's condition was explained in The Addams Family. So, no, she doesn't have another head.

MR: How long did it take to do? Was there a long gestational period?

DM: The actual writing was completed rather quickly. As I said, the story kind of spun out with a life of it's own. The illustration took about 6 months from start to finish. That included studying children's illustrators, developing my own style for the children's market and then actually doing the interior art.

MR: How did you do the art? Is it painted, drawn, or digital?

DM: I call the style for this book "controlled chaos." I drew on my 30 years in the cartooning industry and used whatever I thought would look best. I approached each page as its own individual piece of art. Whether it be hand-pulled, digital, dry medium, wet medium, whatever. I'm glad they all worked together under one cover. The foundation was my years in the comics industry where I learned my craft, combined with my study of children's illustration and balanced out with my caricaturing skills. Throw all that into a blender and an illustration style is born.MR: Is Amazon the only source for the book?

DM: Technically, that's where it all starts, but it's also on the createspace platform and their subsidiaries and available to public libraries through createspace.

Tuesday, June 25, 2019

PR: Library of Congress National Book Festival Announces Full Author Lineup

[Comics arts people that I know of are marked in bold; corrections welcomed]

June 25, 2019

Library of Congress National Book Festival Announces Full Author Lineup

More than 140 Authors to Participate in 19th Annual Event on Aug. 31

https://www.loc.gov/item/prn-19-068/
Website: National Book Festival

Amy Tan speaks with National Book Festival Literary Director Marie Arana on the Main Stage, September 1, 2018. Photo by Shawn Miller, Library of Congress.

The 2019 Library of Congress National Book Festival will offer an outstanding lineup of authors for readers of all ages for the festival's 19^th year, with more than 140 nationally recognized authors, poets and illustrators, as well as the addition of stages devoted to science and international subjects.

On Saturday, Aug. 31, at the Walter E. Washington Convention Center, doors will open at 8:30 a.m., with programs beginning at 9 a.m. and running until 8 p.m.

The stellar lineup includes U.S. Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, eminent historians David McCullough and Michael Beschloss, celebrity D.C. chef and humanitarian José Andrés, graphic novel superstar Raina Telgemeier and Library of Congress Prize for American Fiction recipient Richard Ford.

The 2019 festival also will invite visitors to Explore America's Changemakers, part of a yearlong initiative coinciding with a series of exhibitions, events and programs at the Library. Among numerous festival programs dedicated to the theme of Changemakers, a special panel will feature new books on Winston Churchill by Andrew Roberts, Frederick Douglass by David Blight and visionary women including Rachel Carson, Jane Jacobs, Jane Goodall and Alice Waters, by Andrea Barnet.

Here are a few festival highlights:

U.S. Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg will participate in a conversation with NPR correspondent Nina Totenberg; Ginsburg will discuss her career and her book "My Own Words."
David McCullough, one of America's most-read historians, will talk about "The Pioneers: The Heroic Stories of the Settlers Who Brought the American Ideal West."
José Andrés will review his humanitarian work, especially when he helped feed the people of Puerto Rico after Hurricane Maria. Diane Rehm, whose radio show on NPR aired for nearly 40 years, will interview Andrés, who will also discuss his new vegetable cookbook.
Raina Telgemeier will greet thousands of her fans and introduce them to "Share Your Smile: Raina's Guide to Telling Your Own Story."
American historian Henry Louis Gates Jr. will offer two presentations, one for children on his new book "Dark Sky Rising" and one for adults on Race in America.
Presidential historian Michael Beschloss will talk about "Presidents of War."
Matthew Gray Gubler, one of the stars of CBS' "Criminal Minds," will present his children's book "Rumple Buttercup."
Graphic novelist Ngozi Ukazu, who has rewritten the rules of publishing, will discuss "Check, Please!"
Award-winning novelist Laila Lalami will talk about "The Other Americans."
Julia Álvarez will look back on her novel "In the Time of the Butterflies," an international sensation when it was published 25 years ago.
Susan Choi will discuss her highly acclaimed novel "Trust Exercise."

Authors participating in this year's festival will make their presentations on the following stages:
Stages for Adults
Main Stage: José Andrés, Michael Beschloss, David Brooks, Richard Ford, U.S. Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, David McCullough and Raina Telgemeier
Fiction: Louis Bayard, Ann Beattie, Susan Choi, Barbara Kingsolver, Laila Lalami, Rebecca Makkai, Thomas Mallon, Sigrid Nunez, Joyce Carol Oates, Richard Powers and Roxana Robinson
Genre Fiction: Charlie Jane Anders, Johnny D. Boggs, James Ellroy, Margaret George, Philippa Gregory, Anne Hillerman, Paul Andrew Hutton, Joe Ide, Craig Johnson, Brianna Labuskes, Seanan McGuire, Sara Paretsky, John Scalzi and Victoria Schwab
History & Biography: Rick Atkinson, Douglas Brinkley, Colin G. Calloway, Joanne B. Freeman, Casey Gerald, David Maraniss, Andrew Roberts, Evan Thomas, David Treuer, Elaine Weiss and Brenda Wineapple
International: Liliana Colanzi, María Dueñas, Melba Escobar, Inga Gaile, Cristina Rivera Garza, Amitav Ghosh, Olga Grjasnowa, Caoilinn Hughes, Claudia Salazar Jiménez, Jeanine Leane, Brenton McKenna, Kim Scott and Kim Thúy
Poetry & Prose: Julia Álvarez, Sheila Black, Jericho Brown, Nathan Englander, Aminatta Forna, Ilya Kaminsky, R.O. Kwon, Dorianne Laux, Valeria Luiselli, Alberto Manguel, Madeline Miller, Brendan Mathews, Lydia Millet, Pamela Paul, Linda Sue Park, Maria Russo, Jon Scieszka, Natasha Trethewey, Renée Watson, Emily Wilson, and Jenny Xie
Science: Peter Brannen, Alexandra Horowitz, Beth Macy, Thomas W. Malone, Lisa Margonelli, Jim Ottaviani, David Quammen, Douglas Rushkoff, Daniel Stone, Frans de Waal and David Sloan Wilson
Understanding Our World: Andrea Barnet, David Blight, David Epstein, Henry Louis Gates Jr., Judge Richard Gergel, Reyna Grande, David Grann, Amy Gutmann, Joshua Hammer, Aleksandar Hemon, Parag Khanna, Steve Luxenberg, Alberto Manguel, Suketu Mehta, Jonathan Moreno, Elaine Pagels, Steven Pearlstein and Andrew Roberts

Stages for Young People
Children: Mac Barnett, Cece Bell, Sophie Blackall, Tonya Bolden, Fred Bowen, Max Brallier, Molly Brooks, Pablo Cartaya, Fabien Cousteau, Lucy Ruth Cummins, Gale Galligan, Henry Louis Gates Jr., Brian Floca, Matthew Gray Gubler, Shannon Hale, Jennifer Holm, Matthew Holm, Jon Klassen, Ann M. Martin, Juana Medina, R.J. Palacio, Linda Sue Park, LeUyen Pham, Matt Phelan, Greg Pizzoli, Sherri Duskey Rinker, Sharon Robinson, Adam Rubin, Victoria Schwab, Jon Scieszka, Ronald L. Smith, Jennifer Swanson and Steven Weinberg
Teens: Holly Black, Monica Hesse, Kathleen Glasgow, Ellen Hagan, Faith Erin Hicks, Linda Holmes, Jarrett J. Krosoczka, Mitali Perkins, Rainbow Rowell, Misa Sugiura, Ngozi Ukazu, Renée Watson, Scott Westerfeld and Markus Zusak
Poetry Slam: The National Book Festival Youth Poetry Slam will include some of the nation's top youth slam groups from the nation's capital. Champion delegates from these groups will compete to be named the festival's top youth slammer by performing new works.

The National Book Festival is made possible by the generous support of private- and public-sector sponsors who share the Library's commitment to reading and literacy, led by National Book Festival Co-Chairman David M. Rubenstein. Charter sponsors are the Institute of Museum and Library Services, The Washington Post and Wells Fargo; Patron sponsors are the James Madison Council, the National Endowment for the Arts and the National Endowment for the Humanities; the Champions are Thomas V. Girardi, the John W. Kluge Center at the Library of Congress, PBS and Pizza Hut BOOK IT! Program; and, in the Friends category, Booklovers Circle Members, Bookshare - a Benetech initiative, Buffy Cafritz, Embassy of Australia, Embassy of Canada, Embassy of Germany, Embassy of Ireland, Embassy of Latvia, Embassy of Peru, Harper Lee Prize for Legal Fiction administered by The University of Alabama School of Law, The Hay-Adams, Inter-American Development Bank, The Junior League of Washington, Andy King, Leon Levy Center for Biography (CUNY), Library of Congress Federal Credit Union, Mexican Cultural Institute, Timothy and Diane Naughton, Planet Word, Scholastic Inc, Small Press Expo (SPX), Spain Arts & Culture and Western Writers of America; Media Partners are C-SPAN2's Book TV, The New York Times and NPR. Those interested in supporting the National Book Festival can contact the Library at devofc@loc.gov.

Later this summer, the National Book Festival app for iOS and Android smartphones will be updated with complete presenter, schedule and wayfinding information. Follow the festival on Twitter @librarycongress with hashtag #NatBookFest, and subscribe to the National Book Festival Blog at loc.gov/bookfest/.

The Library of Congress is the world's largest library, offering access to the creative record of the United States — and extensive materials from around the world — both on-site and online. It is the main research arm of the U.S. Congress and the home of the U.S. Copyright Office. Explore collections, reference services and other programs and plan a visit at loc.gov, access the official site for U.S. federal legislative information at congress.gov and register creative works of authorship at copyright.gov.

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PR 19-068
2019-06-25
ISSN 0731-3527

Tuesday, July 28, 2026

Comics Research Bibliography citations update, 7/27/2026

Crow, David. 2026. Frank Miller on 1970s New York, Neal Adams, and the Comic Underworld. Den of Geek (July 21): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r9r0kapFK6k

Crow, David. 2026. Frank Miller: Inside the mind that changed Batman, Daredevil and comics forever: Exclusive: Frank Miller sits down for an in-depth profile about spearheading the comics revolution of the 1970s and '80s, picking a favorite Batman movie, and how he became the first Marvel Comics writer to receive death threats. Den of Geek (July 24): https://www.denofgeek.com/comics/frank-miller-inside-mind-changed-batman-daredevil-comics-forever/

Ahmed, Samira. 2026. Frank Miller reimagined Batman as a tougher, grittier sort of comic book hero: The Dark Knight. He has written a memoir and a guide for fans. Front Row (July 27): https://www.bbc.com/audio/play/m002zhp3

Sharp, Kevin. 2026. SDCC 2026: Co-writers Kristin Kreuk, Peter Mooney & Eric Putzer on Gothic Noir Comic Black Star. Fanbase Press (July 25): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cxt9KDhQbtI

Schweizer, Chris. 2026. Outlaw's Apprentice: Comic and Kickstarter Q&A. Chris Schweizer (July 26): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tf8M0aBq5e8

Farley, Chad. 2026. From 30 Days of Night to Heartbreak Manor: Steve Niles' Evolution in Horror. Collectors Confessions (July 24): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QJUf25Ntvek

Harper, David. 2026. Artist Andy Kubert on his comic book journey and new Skybound series Terminal. SKTCHD's Off Panel (July 27): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OJeUuAbiZko

Morishima, Janna. 2026. How to make a graphic novel and a sustainable career [Mike Dawson]. Kids Comics Unite (July 24): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ruToQ6061jA

Morishima, Janna. 2026. They ignored the algorithm… and it worked [Elizabeth Jancewicz and Eric Stevenson, Pilgrim webcomic]. Kids Comics Unite (April 21): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aXkuYV9j0bs

Dillon, Barbra. 2026. SDCC 2026: Ashley Eckstein & Michael James Scott on their friendship revolution, Her Universe & more. Fanbase Press (July 25): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kPIXMws1NX8

Potchak, Rob et al. 2026. SDCC 2026 Keenspot panel: Maid Café, The Crying Boy [aka Keenspot Power Hour: Maids, Monsters, and Pooh Bears, Oh My!]. Keenspot (July 25): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qtdq43IHyn0

Dillon, Bryant. 2026. SDCC 2026: Writers Tilly & Susan Bridges on Star Trek: Voyager - HOMECOMING, licensed comics & more. Fanbase Press (July 24): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0KJAC1HAowM

Jeong, Eunsoo. 2026. Anger comics with Eunsoo Jeong @ Koreangry - SAW Free Friday Night Comics Workshop. Sequential Artists Workshop (July 24): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OLUABl_Tn4U

Comeau, Michael. 2026. Michael Comeau - 90s mini-comics oral history archives [Canada]. Sequential Artists Workshop (July 24): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u6yRp7ydIrU

De Hart, Jason. 2026. Words, Images, & Worlds with Seth M. Sherwood. Words, Images, & Worlds (July 25): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OINEgZ2wEb8

Alverson, Brigid. 2026. Books with Pictures Eugene wins Will Eisner Spirit of Comics Retailer Award: Portland sister store won in 2022. Scoop (July 25): https://icv2.com/articles/news/view/62949/books-with-pictures-eugene-wins-will-eisner-spirit-comics-retailer-award

Arrant, Chris. 2026. Marvel Comics killed the Marvel Masterworks line after 39 years, but another publisher is stepping in to save it. Popverse (July 26): https://www.thepopverse.com/comics-marvel-masterworks-relaunch-clover-press-sdcc-2026-announce

Lawler, Beth, Paul Nesja, Nicole Chrolavicius. 2026. Rusty Epstein (259; July 23; podcast). New Yorker Cartoon Caption Contest Podcast: https://cartooncaptioncontestpodcast.buzzsprout.com/1719352/episodes/19541038-episode-259-rusty-epstein

DeSchepper, Rachel. 2026. 20 years of “Bleeker: The Rechargeable Dog”—And it’s just the beginning: Cartoonist Jonathan Mahood on two decades years of robot dog, Bleeker, and why the strip’s biggest reinvention came after it fell out of print. GoComics (July 23): https://www.gocomics.com/extras/bleeker-rechargeable-dog-20-anniversary

Knight, Rosie. 2026. How Coyote vs. Acme became a real-life David vs. Goliath Hollywood saga: Exclusive: Director Dave Green takes us inside the Acme vault to reveal the story of a movie they didn't want you to see. Let the court now recognize Coyote vs. Acme.... Den of Geek (July 23): https://www.denofgeek.com/movies/coyote-vs-acme-became-real-life-david-vs-goliath-hollywood/

Unknown. 1928. Milt Gross My Quit Dialect Writing. Famous Creator of Nize Baby Getting Tired of Being Known Chiefly as a "Misspeller" -- Newest Book Out April 12. Editor and Publisher and the Fourth Estate 60 (46; April 7): 49. Online at https://archive.org/details/sim_editor-publisher_1928-04-07_60_46/page/48/mode/2up

McNaught Syndicate. 1928. Three Winners! Bobo Baxter by Rube Goldberg, Bungle Family by Harry Tuthill, Windy Riley by Ken Kling [advertisement]. Editor and Publisher and the Fourth Estate 60 (47; April 14): 31. Online at https://archive.org/details/sim_editor-publisher_1928-04-14_60_47/page/30/mode/2up

Unknown. 1928. New Comic Strip. Lou Skuce Drawing “Mary Ann Gay” for United Press. Editor and Publisher and the Fourth Estate 60 (46; April 7): 49. Online at https://archive.org/details/sim_editor-publisher_1928-04-07_60_46/page/48/mode/2up

Chicago Daily News. 1928. Get the Most from Your Radio Outlay: Amos 'n' Andy [advertisement]. Editor and Publisher and the Fourth Estate 60 (46; April 7): 42. Online at https://archive.org/details/sim_editor-publisher_1928-04-07_60_46/page/42/mode/2up

Metropolitan Newspaper Service. 1928. Likeable Lovable Laughable, Good Time Guy [advertisement]. Editor and Publisher and the Fourth Estate 60 (45; March 31): 33. Online at https://archive.org/details/sim_editor-publisher_1928-03-31_60_45/page/32/mode/2up

Unknown. 1928. Macauley in Hospital [R. C. Macauley]. Editor and Publisher and the Fourth Estate 60 (45; March 31): 51. Online at https://archive.org/details/sim_editor-publisher_1928-03-31_60_45/page/50/mode/2up

Unknown. 1928. PhD Praises Comics. Learned syndicate writer finds philosophic lessons in them. Editor and Publisher and the Fourth Estate 60 (45; March 31): 48. Online at https://archive.org/details/sim_editor-publisher_1928-03-31_60_45/page/48/mode/2up

Ledger Syndicate. 1928. Somebody's Stenog by Alred E. Hayward [advertisement]. Editor and Publisher and the Fourth Estate 60 (46; April 7): 36. Online at https://archive.org/details/sim_editor-publisher_1928-04-07_60_46/page/36/mode/2up

Graphic Syndicate. 1928. Danny Dingle by Bernard Dibble [advertisement]. Editor and Publisher and the Fourth Estate 60 (45; March 31): 56. Online at https://archive.org/details/sim_editor-publisher_1928-03-31_60_45/page/56/mode/2up

Unknown. 1919. At the Illinois [the Gumps theatrical play]. Rock Island Argus (October 27): 12. Online at https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn92053934/1919-10-27/ed-1/?sp=12&q=uncle+bim+gump&r=-0.025,-0.007,0.865,0.354,0

Unknown. 1919. At the Illinois [the Gumps theatrical play, second night review]. Rock Island Argus (October 29): 2. Online at https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn92053934/1919-10-29/ed-1/?sp=3&q=uncle+bim+gump&r=-0.512,0.031,1.306,0.534,0

Unknown. 1922. McManus Sails for Ireland. Fourth Estate (May 20): 21. Online at https://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/pt?id=cub.u183021630470&seq=515&view=1up

Unknown. 1928. New Strip and Cartoon [Gilbert Patten; Young Frank Merriwell]. Editor and Publisher and the Fourth Estate 60 (43; March 17): 30. Online at https://archive.org/details/sim_editor-publisher_1928-03-17_60_43/page/30/mode/2up

Metropolitan Newspaper Service. 1928. From Sweden to San Francisco, the ups and downs of Ella, Blackie, and Rags are followed by Millions [Ella Cinders advertisement]. Editor and Publisher and the Fourth Estate 60 (43; March 17): 25. Online at https://archive.org/details/sim_editor-publisher_1928-03-17_60_43/page/24/mode/2up

Unknown. 1928. “Abe Martin's” Creator on Cruise [Kin Hubbard]. Editor and Publisher and the Fourth Estate 60 (38; February 11): 8. Online at https://archive.org/details/sim_editor-publisher_1928-02-11_60_38/page/8/mode/2up

Unknown. 1928. Cartoons on Exhibition [Nebraska Art Association Cartoon Day]. Editor and Publisher and the Fourth Estate 60 (41; March 3): 61. Online at https://archive.org/details/sim_editor-publisher_1928-03-03_60_41/page/60/mode/2up

Unknown. 1928. Going to Florida [C. W. Kahles]. Editor and Publisher and the Fourth Estate 60 (43; March 17): 30. Online at https://archive.org/details/sim_editor-publisher_1928-03-17_60_43/page/30/mode/2up

Unknown. 1928. New Comic Strips [In for Life, Camillus Kessler; Clarabelle's Cousin, Jack Callahan]. Editor and Publisher and the Fourth Estate 60 (41; March 3): 61. Online at https://archive.org/details/sim_editor-publisher_1928-03-03_60_41/page/60/mode/2up

Unknown. 1928. Mayer on Vacation [Lloyd Mayer, John Held Jr, Merely Margy]. Editor and Publisher and the Fourth Estate 60 (41; March 3): 61. Online at https://archive.org/details/sim_editor-publisher_1928-03-03_60_41/page/60/mode/2up

Unknown. 1928. New Art Features [Wallace Bishop - The Golf Bug; Nell Brinkley - Dimples's Day-Dreams]. Editor and Publisher and the Fourth Estate 60 (37; February 4): 45. Online at https://archive.org/details/sim_editor-publisher_1928-02-04_60_37/page/44/mode/2up
Ledger Syndicate. 1928. A favorite for 22 years: “Hairbreadth Harry” [advertisement]. Editor and Publisher and the Fourth Estate 60 (42; March 10): 44. Online at https://archive.org/details/sim_editor-publisher_1928-03-10_60_42/page/44/mode/2up

Unknown. 1922. Woman Draws Comic Strip for Adams Service [Albertine Randall]. Fourth Estate (May 27): 20. Online at https://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/pt?id=cub.u183021630470&seq=550&view=1up

Unknown. 1922. Cartoon awarded Pulitzer Prize as Best in 1921 [On the Road to Moscow by Rollin Kirby]. Fourth Estate (May 27): 11. Online at https://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/pt?id=cub.u183021630470&seq=537&view=1up

Saturday, January 17, 2026

Comics Research Bibliography citations update, 1/16/2026

MacDonald, Heidi. 2026. The Year in the Diamond Bankrutpcy: A Look Back. The Beat (January 16): https://www.comicsbeat.com/the-year-in-the-diamond-bankrutpcy-a-look-back/

Alverson, Brigid. 2026. December 2025 Circana BookScan - Top 20 Adult Graphic Novels: Anime-Heavy Lineup Leaves Room for Niche Titles. ICv2 (January 15): https://icv2.com/articles/markets/view/61413/december-2025-circana-bookscan-top-20-adult-graphic-novels

Griepp, Milton. 2026. Ghost Machine Plans Guide to Its Universes in Five-Issue Series. ICv2 (January 16): https://icv2.com/articles/news/view/61415/ghost-machine-plans-guide-its-universes

Chiu-Tabet, Christopher. 2026. The Beat Digest 01/16/26: Chew Returns in Comics! Magazine. The Beat (January 16): https://www.comicsbeat.com/digest-011626/

Freeman, John. 2026. Cam Kennedy's Commandos Celebrated With New Issues Out Today – and a Checklist. downthetubes (January 15): https://downthetubes.net/cam-kennedys-commandos-celebrated-with-new-issues-out-today-and-a-checklist/

Freeman, John. 2026. UK-Based Curated Graphic Novel Subscription Gutter & Spine in the Works. downthetubes (January 15): https://downthetubes.net/uk-based-curated-graphic-novel-subscription-gutter-spine-in-the-works/

Heller, Steven. 2026. The Daily Heller: Keeping Up With David Sandlin's Belfaust Opus. Print Magazine (January 15): https://www.printmag.com/daily-heller/the-daily-heller-keeping-up-with-david-sandlins-belfaust-opus/

Heller, Steven. 2022. The Daily Heller: David Sandlin's Tangled Love Story (In Progress). Print Magazine (January 10): https://www.printmag.com/daily-heller/the-daily-heller-david-sandlins-novel-in-progress/

Heller, Steven. 2022. The Daily Heller: David Sandlin's Odyssey, the Fourth of 18 Comics. Print Magazine (October 13): https://www.printmag.com/daily-heller/the-daily-heller-david-sandlin-odyssey/

Degg, D. D. 2026. Reaction to Scott Adams' Life and Death. Daily Cartoonist (January 15): https://www.dailycartoonist.com/index.php/2026/01/15/reaction-to-scott-adams-death/

Milligan, Mercedes. 2026. Africanfuturist Animated Feature 'Crocodile Dance' Caps Successful Kickstarter Campaign. Animation Magazine (January 15): https://www.animationmagazine.net/2026/01/africanfuturist-animated-feature-crocodile-dance-caps-successful-kickstarter-campaign/

Spry, Jeff. 2026. Wagging a Heroic Tail: 'Charlie the Wonderdog' Director Unmasks His Paw-some New Movie (New Clips). Animation Magazine (356; January 15): https://www.animationmagazine.net/2026/01/wagging-a-heroic-tail-charlie-the-wonderdog-director-unmasks-his-paw-some-new-movie-new-clips/

Johnston, Rich. 2026. Tom Brevoort Was Against the Redemption of Hank McCoy, the Beast [X-Men]. Bleeding Cool (January 15): https://bleedingcool.com/comics/tom-brevoort-was-against-the-redemption-of-hank-mccoy-the-beast/

Johnston, Rich. 2026. Tom King Was to Finish Frank Miller and Jim Lee's All Star Batman. Bleeding Cool (January 15): https://bleedingcool.com/comics/tom-king-was-to-finish-frank-miller-and-jim-lees-all-star-batman/

Johnston, Rich. 2026. John Layman and Rob Guillory's Chew Returns in Comics! The Magazine; John Layman and Rob Guillory's Chew returns as Chew's Back in the new Comics! The Magazine print publication. Bleeding Cool (January 15): https://bleedingcool.com/comics/john-layman-and-rob-guillorys-chew-returns-in-comics-the-magazine/

Thompson, Maggie. 2026. Turning Points [163]. Scoop (January 15): https://www.overstreetaccess.com/turning-points-by-maggie-thompson-163/

Burscough, Clark. 2026. Col Cuore in Gola This Week's Links. TCJ (January 16): https://www.tcj.com/col-cuore-in-gola-this-weeks-links/

Harper, David. 2026. Elysium With Shawn Kirkham [Big Clutch Comics store]. SKTCHD's Off Panel (534; January 12): https://sktchd.libsyn.com/off-panel-534-elysium-with-shawn-kirkham

Tong, Scott. 2026. 'Feeding Ghosts' Is a Graphic Memoir Grappling With Generational Trauma [2024 repeat]. NPR's Book of the Day (January 1): https://www.npr.org/2026/01/01/nx-s1-5663496/nprs-book-of-the-day-tessa-hulls-feeding-ghosts-encore, and https://prfx.byspotify.com/e/play.podtrac.com/npr-510364/traffic.megaphone.fm/NPR7903362496.mp3

Suzan, Jimmy. 2026. Montrealer's Graphic Novel Explores His Youth as a Child of Haitian Immigrants in the 1970s [Jimmy Suzan, a Quebec Canadian, Migrasyon]. CBC (January 1): https://www.cbc.ca/player/play/video/9.7019818

Carlozo, Lou. 2025. Inside the Mind of a New Yorker Cartoonist With Bob Eckstein. Qwoted (December 5): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JYekdPJEzZE

Ian. 2025. Black Arms to Hold You Up (With Ben Passmore). The Final Straw Radio (December 28): https://thefinalstrawradio.noblogs.org/post/2025/12/28/black-arms-to-hold-you-up-with-ben-passmore/, https://traffic.libsyn.com/forcedn/thefinalstrawradio/tfsr-podcast-20251228-BenPassmore.mp3, https://ia600103.us.archive.org/9/items/tfsr-20251228_BenPassmore/Passmore.pdf, and https://ia800103.us.archive.org/9/items/tfsr-20251228_BenPassmore/Passmore-zine.pdf

Goulon, Jerome. 2026. Criminal Complaint Filed Against Charlie Hebdo in Switzerland Following a Cartoon About the Crans-Montana Tragedy. Entrevue (January 12): https://entrevue.fr/en/presse-ecrite/plainte-penale-contre-charlie-hebdo-en-suisse-apres-une-caricature-sur-le-drame-de-crans-montana/

Diallo, Rokhaya. 2026. Charlie Hebdo Tried to Humiliate Me. Instead It Debased the Freedom of Speech It Symbolises; The satirical title targeted in an Islamist attack 10 years ago published a racist, sexist caricature of me that speaks volumes about its values. Guardian (January 13): https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2026/jan/13/charlie-hebdo-debased-freedom-speech-islamist-attack

Brooke, David. 2026. "The Biggest Episode of Thundarr We've Ever Seen": Jason Aaron on Bringing the Sunsword to Comics; The 'Thundarr' writer also talks about developing the character's origins and "playing the hits." AIPT (January 15): https://aiptcomics.com/2026/01/15/thundarr-jason-aaron-qa/
Brooke, David. 2026. Garth Ennis Talks 'Babs: The Black Road South', Brutal Comedy, and Why Instinct Drives the Fantasy Series; Or, how one bad idea becomes a savage, hilarious new adventure sending Babs straight into the darkest road yet. AIPT (January 13): https://aiptcomics.com/2026/01/13/babs-garth-ennis-qa-2/

Ketcham, Amaris and Nora Hickey. 2026. Making Nonfiction Comics; We ask sticky questions about power relationships with the real life people who may feature in your comic and go through safety precautions if you're going to a protest. [Eleri Harris and Shay Mirk interview]. Autobiographix (January 14): https://autobiographix.substack.com/p/making-nonfiction-comics

Kit, Borys. 2026. 'Conjuring: Last Rites' Filmmaker Michael Chaves Writing Horror Comic 'Corpse Knight' (Exclusive); Chaves will have shot three films since embarking on his first comic that is being published by Skybound/Image Comics: "It turns out, it is quicker to make movies than it is to make comics." Hollywood Reporter (January 14): https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/movies/movie-news/conjuring-last-rites-michael-chaves-corpse-knight-1236472919/

Mairowitz, David Zane. 2025. 'Paranoid, Loathsome, Neurotic': The Inimitable R. Crumb Looks Back; A colorful, revealing visit with the famous cartoonist and counterculture icon at his home in the South of France. Rolling Stone (December 22): https://www.rollingstone.com/culture/culture-features/r-crumb-new-interview-france-1235487124/

Kennedy, Mark. 2026. Scott Adams, Whose Comic Strip 'Dilbert' Ridiculed White-Collar Office Life, Dies at 68. Associated Press (January 13): https://apnews.com/article/scott-adams-dies-dilbert-cartoonist-ccddff117f962854cb70d973c3075544

Treisman, Rachel. 2026. Scott Adams, the Controversial Cartoonist Behind 'Dilbert,' Dies at 68. NPR's All Things Considered (January 13): https://www.npr.org/2026/01/13/nx-s1-5413219/scott-adams-dilbert-dies, https://ondemand.npr.org/anon.npr-mp3/npr/atc/2026/01/20260113_atc_adams_scott.mp3, and https://www.npr.org/transcripts/nx-s1-5413219

Sharkey, Rodney. 2026. Joker's Prophecy About American Neoliberalism; Joker provides a keen understanding of the deleterious effects of American neoliberalism, which the authors dismantle in Send in the Clowns with a mordant deadpan wit. PopMatters (January 15): https://www.popmatters.com/jokers-prophecy-about-american-neoliberalism

Kennedy, Seán and James McNaughton. 2024. Send in the Clowns! Popular Politics After Neoliberalism [Joker movie]. OR Books.

Valentová, Kateřina and Maricel Oró Piqueras. 2026. Visual Representations of Older Women in European Graphic Novels: Moving Away From Illness and Decrepitude? Journal of Aging Studies (76; January 8): https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jaging.2026.101400, and https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0890406526000010

Giray, Merve. 2026. Crossed Hearts Announces Glam Beat!, a New Girls' Love Imprint. The Beat (January 16): https://www.comicsbeat.com/crossed-hearts-announces-glam-beat-a-new-girls-love-imprint/

Giray, Merve. 2026. Crossed Hearts announces its first romance manga license. The Beat (January 16): https://www.comicsbeat.com/crossed-hearts-announces-its-first-romance-manga-license/

Monday, November 26, 2012

Project Update #3: The Super-Shakespeare Series by David Miller

Ryan North's Shakespeare project is wildly over-funded - consider a local cartoonist's project!

Project Update #3: A Rose by Any Other Name

by David Miller

Greetings, Culture Vultures,
I hope this update finds everyone well and enjoying the holiday spirit. Today's update is a preview of some of the characters that will be performing the immortal words of the Bard. Courtesy of my sketchbook.

I've included some bios so that you can see how I've put some thought to matching up these characters to their Shakespearean counterparts. I know it's a bit obsessive to cast the appropriate super-person to the appropriated cast member. Especially since none of the super-folks' personality will come through. But I just thought it would be more fun this way.

So feel free to scroll down and meet the visual cast of Much Ado About Nothing:

Sunday, November 11, 2012

Kickstarter The Super-Shakespeare Series by David Miller.

This is by a Northern Virginia cartoonist. I've pledged to it. Here's an interview I did with him last winter.

The Super-Shakespeare Series

by David Miller

Thursday, August 16, 2018

Update on David Miller's Frankenstein Zombie

From David Miller

I just wanted to let you know I've partnered with publisher Markosia to bring the further adventures of the Frankenstein Zombie to you. Issue #1 dropped on comiXology yesterday. Here's the link:

https://www.comixology.com/The-Frankenstein-Zombie-1/digital-comic/704500?ref=c2VhcmNoL2luZGV4L2Rlc2t0b3Avc2xpZGVyTGlzdC90b3BSZXN1bHRzU2xpZGVy

The Frankenstein Zombie #1 - Comics by comiXology

The Frankenstein Zombie #1 - The Monster of Frankenstein finds himself in a world where he's no longer the scariest thing in the room when the dead rise to prey on the living. Will he join the zombies to exact his revenge on a cruel and fearful humanity? Or become an unlikely ally in mankind's war with the undead? We'll all find out in the premiere issue of The Frankenstein Zombie.

www.comixology.com