See "Why Were These Comics Dropped?" by Deborah Howell, Washington Post Sunday, September 16, 2007; Page B06. Apparently it was ...

The New York Times has published one of my favorite non-cartoonists today - editorial illustrator Christopher Bing. He illustrated letters f...

I enjoyed the book quite a bit. FALL FOR THE BOOK GEORGE MASON UNIVERSITY FAIRFAX, VIRGINIA Sept. 24, 12:00 pm David Wallis Gold R...

...several years ago. But it relaunches tomorrow. You can get the details here, or buy the paper tomorrow, or steal that bit that the Pos...

I just discovered 'tagging' which will let you, the reader, click on a link on the bottom of each post and get every post that I'...

Here's the schedule - some of the talks look awfully good. I'd especially recommend Ian Gordon and Rusty Witek's. And LAT! All...

I'm trying to find Mike Barson, who did interviews for Heavy Metal in the 1980s. I'd like to reprint one of his interviews with Harv...

Small Press Expo Announces the 2007 Ignatz Award Nominees For Immediate Release Contact: Warren Bernard Phone: 301-537-4615 E-Mail:webe...

This came from Randy T and Warren in close succession - not the October 11th booksigning as well, as Randy points out. Small Press Expo Anno...

At least that's what the tip I got says.

It's the Baltimore City Paper's comic issue*. Can anyone grab me an extra copy? For the big GEM story - read "Iron Men: Geppi&...

My friend Warren has a theory that there's the popular history of comics - the Yellow Kid, newspaper funnies, Superman, Seduction of the...

Big Planet owner Joel Pollack was complaining today that this blog's been too academic lately so I challenged him to give me some news. ...

Meanwhile, over at the Express' website, an interview with author Rick Spears and artist Chuck BB on Black Metal, or underground heavy m...

The Post has picked up the story of the UVA cartoonist who drew a joke about Ethiopian famine victims and lost his job after a week or so of...

Jim Lee auctioned himself off for the Comic Book Legal Defense Fund at the Baltimore Comic-Con. According to Russ Toney, "The winning ...

We had it first, thanks to my civic association's keen eyes, but here's the bigger picture, or at least more background - "Arli...

Daniel Krall, who's local insofar as he appears to be in Baltimore, has a drawing in today's NY Times on 9-11 and the Pentagon. His...

Although I thought the Post was carrying it, Richard's strip launched in 70 papers today according to the Daily Cartoonist, but not the...

Richard Thompson's now moved in on the Chippewa Valley - wherever that is - he's like a one-man Tony Soprano. "'Cul de Sac’...