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Baltimore Comic-Con News You Can Use

BALTIMORE, MARYLAND - September 6, 2023 - The 2023 Baltimore Comic-Con is just around the corner. We know we're providing a lot of information in a short period, but we wanted to make sure you have all of the important details about the show!

Of course, as always, we are at the Baltimore Convention Center, and this year's show takes place the weekend of September 8-10, 2023. If you haven't bought your General Admission, VIP, or Fan Package tickets yet, doing so now will avoid additional lines upon arrival. If you cannot purchase tickets until coming to the show for any reason, box office hours begin at 10am ET on Friday, 8am ET on Saturday, and 8am ET on Sunday. Lines will form at the Pratt Street Lobby.

Convention Center Entrance Map 2023

ATMs will be available in numerous places throughout the convention floor for your convenience.

CONVENTION PLANNING

If you have not explored our website extensively already, please consider taking a few minutes to do so now to prepare for your visit. Within, you will find links to driving and parking directions, programming, adult and children's cosplay contests, adult and children's cosplay showcase, and weapons policy details, our exhibit hall map, and a PDF copy of our 2023 Program Guide, not to mention the full list of guests, media guests, retailers, exhibitors, and Artists Alley guests.


You can also check our FAQ in case you have any other questions.

GUARANTEED PARKING

We recommend booking convenient and affordable parking in advance through SpotHero, the nation's leading parking reservations app.


To reserve your parking spot, visit the Baltimore Comic-Con SpotHero Parking Page and book a spot with rates up to 50% off drive-up.

SpotHero

ART AUCTION


The art created for the 2023 Baltimore Comic-Con Yearbook will be auctioned off at the Baltimore Comic-Con Art Auction at 2pm on Saturday, September 9th upstairs in Room 339-342, with art from the book displayed in the Exclusives Booth downstairs throughout the day. Come out and bid on some one-of-a-kind original art by artists featured at the show like Jon Bogdanove, Russ Braun, Dan Brereton, Richard Case, Jose Luis Garcia-Lopez, Gene Ha (see featured image here), Cully Hamner ,Bo Hampton, Scott Hanna, Greg Hildebrandt, David Mack, Kevin Maguire, Tom Mandrake, Mike McKone, Bob McLeod, Karl Moline, David Petersen, Khoi Pham, Tom Raney, Craig Rousseau, Steve Rude, Stuart Sayger, Matt Slay, John K. Snyder III, Mark Sparacio, Joe Staton, Billy Tucci, Gus Vazquez, Wade Von Grawbadger, and so many others!

Hero Initiative Art by Eric Powell

HERO INITIATIVE ART AUCTION


Join the members of Hero Initiative for a charity auction on Saturday, October 29th at 5pm upstairs in Room 339-342, featuring items supplied by a variety of artists and creators from around the industry, including Berkeley Breathed, John Byrne, Gene Ha, Kelley Jones, Shawn McManus, Kevin Nowlan, Walter Simonson, JK Woodward, Bill Wray, and more.

SHOW EXCLUSIVES


Don't miss the Baltimore Comic-Con Exclusives booth, just outside the show exit doors and around the corner from the Show Entrance.

Exclusives Booth Location

In addition to the Baltimore Comic-Con Yearbook, you will find a wide variety of Baltimore Comic-Con merchandise and show exclusives as well.

Baltimore Comic-Con VIP Tee 2023
American Flagg! Tumbler Exclusive
Baltimore Comic-Con Black Hoodie 2023
Baltimore Comic-Con Buster Exclusive Tee 2023
Baltimore Comic-Con MD Flag Tee 2023
Baltimore Comic-Con MD Flag Hoodie 2023
Baltimore Comic-Con Mug 2023
Baltimore Comic-Con Pride Tee 2023

PORTFOLIO REVIEWS


DC Comics Editor Brittany Holzherr will be on-hand during the weekend to perform portfolio reviews. If you are an artist and want some feedback on your work or the opportunity to put your portfolio in front of someone from editorial at DC Comics, please go Room 338 on Friday, September 8th from 5:00pm to 6:45pm or Saturday, September 9th from 12:00pm to 1:30pm!

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Ill See You in Baltimore September 8-10 2023

Tickets that are now on sale include:


  • Weekend
  • Friday only
  • Saturday only
  • Sunday only
  • VIP
  • Fan Packages


As always, children 10 and under are free with a paid adult admission!

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In the coming weeks, look for more announcements from the Baltimore Comic-Con. We are looking forward to highlighting our guests, the Ringo Awards, programming, and more. The latest developments can always be found on our website, Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook pages, and follow us on YouTube, TikTok, and Snapchat.
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Please use the following e-mail addresses to contact the Baltimore Comic-Con:
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general@baltimorecomiccon.com- for general Baltimore Comic-Con inquiries

About The Baltimore Comic-Con

The Baltimore Comic-Con is celebrating its 24th year of bringing the comic book industry to the mid-Atlantic area. For more information, please visit www.baltimorecomiccon.com.

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Sept 6: Ben Hatke at Politics and Prose

I'll be there tonight, in spite of the weather. I'm a big fan of his work. Mike


Ben Hatke - Things in the Basement - at Conn Ave in the Children and Teens Department

Upcoming Event
Wednesday, September 6, 2023 - 6:00pm
https://www.politics-prose.com/event/book/ben-hatke-things-in-basement-conn-ave-in-children-and-teens-department

Chasing his little sister's lost pink sock, Milo delves deeper and deeper into the basement through the layers of history, meeting scary creatures along the way.   Milo must lead his new friends against the ultimate danger to save the Things in the Basement and retrieve the lost sock, while his quest teaches him about bravery and friendship in this riveting, suspenseful graphic novel.    

About the Author:

Ben Hatke is the author and illustrator of the New York Times–bestselling Zita the Spacegirl trilogy, the picture books Julia's House for Lost Creatures and Nobody Likes a Goblin, and the graphic novels Little Robot and Mighty Jack. He lives and works in the Shenandoah Valley with his wife and their boisterous pack of daughters. 

Ages 8-12

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5015 Connecticut Ave NW
Washington, DC 20008
Child & Teen
Children
Teens
Things in the Basement By Ben Hatke Cover Image

Things in the Basement (Hardcover)

By Ben Hatke
$22.99
ISBN: 9781250836618
Availability: Not On Our Shelves—Ships in 1-5 Days
Published: First Second - August 29th, 2023
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Comics Research Bibliography citations update, 9/5/2023

"Lefty Cartoonists Boycott Walkley Awards" [Australia]

D. D. Degg

https://www.dailycartoonist.com/index.php/2023/09/04/lefty-cartoonists-boycott-walkley-awards/

 

Another American Librarian Fired For Refusing To Remove Gender Queer

Campbell County Public Library director Terri Lesley in Wyoming has been fired after 27 years after she refused to remove Gender Queer.

Published Mon, 04 Sep 2023 

by Rich Johnston

https://bleedingcool.com/comics/another-american-librarian-fired-for-refusing-to-remove-gender-queer/

 

Now Ohio Parents Object To Heartstopper in Scholastic Book Fairs

Fox19 reports that a group of parents in, Ohio are complaining about the presence of Heartstopper graphic novels at a Scholastic Book Fair.

  04 Sep 2023 

by Rich Johnston

 https://bleedingcool.com/comics/now-ohio-parents-object-to-heartstopper-in-scholastic-book-fairs/

 

Bill Griffith on Love, Loss and the Lives of Ernie Bushmiller and Diane Noomin

John Kelly | September 5, 2023

https://www.tcj.com/bill-griffith-on-love-loss-and-the-lives-of-ernie-bushmiller-and-diane-noomin/

 

Nathan Louis Jackson, 'Luke Cage' Writer and Producer, Dies at 44

The Kansas native also wrote several plays, including the Wendell Pierce-starring 'Broke-ology,' which played at Lincoln Center.

Mike Barnes

September 5, 2023

https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/tv/tv-news/nathan-louis-jackson-dead-luke-cage-playwright-1235582452/

 

Recovering the Radical Promise of Superheroes: Un/Making Worlds

by Ellen Kirkpatrick

08/24/2023

https://punctumbooks.com/titles/recovering-the-radical-promise-of-superheroes-un-making-worlds/

 

Book Review: Desegregating Comics: Debating Blackness in the Golden Age of American Comics, edited by Qiana Whitted
Reviewed by Michael Kobre
INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF COMIC ART BLOG September 5, 2023
https://ijoca.blogspot.com/2023/09/book-review-desegregating-comics.html

 

Desegregating Comics: Debating Blackness in the Golden Age of American Comics, edited by Qiana Whitted. New Brunswick: Rutgers University Press, 2023. 358 pp. ISBN: 9781978825017. U.S. $34.95. https://www.rutgersuniversitypress.org/desegregating-comics/9781978825017


Birth Of The Comics Code Authority, And Death Of EC Comics [Seduction Of The Innocent; theater; Fredric Wertham]

wordballoon

Sep 4, 2023

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sXTiV8m0Ee4

 

Disenchantment's Ending Shows The Simpsons What It's Missing

Matt Groening's opportunity for closure and finality in Disenchantment opens the door for how The Simpsons may one day end.

  By Daniel Kurland | September 2, 2023

https://www.denofgeek.com/tv/disenchantments-ending-shows-the-simpsons-what-its-missing/

 

INTERVIEW: Takehiko Inoue in 2007

Pulled from the archives, a short interview with Takehiko Inoue to compliment this week's episode of Mangasplaining

Christopher Woodrow-Butcher

MSX: Mangasplaining Extra

Sep 5, 2023

https://mangasplaining.substack.com/p/bonus-interview-with-takehiko-inoue

 

Deadlines and My Relationship With Them

Spoiler Alert: It's a toxic one!

Ray-Anthony Height

Studio SKYE-TIGER Sep 5, 2023

https://www.studioskyetiger.com/p/deadlines-and-my-relationship-with


"Funny Things: A Comic Strip Biography of Charles M. Schulz" tells the life story of the "Peanuts" creator through his own medium

Ruben Bolling

Aug 31, 2023

https://boingboing.net/2023/08/31/funny-things-a-comic-strip-biography-of-charles-m-schulz-tells-the-life-story-of-the-peanuts-creator-through-his-own-medium.html

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Tuesday, September 05, 2023

Sept 21: Arlington Reads: Art Spiegelman

Arlington Reads: Art Spiegelman

  https://arlingtonva.libcal.com/event/10735868

An Arlington Reads Signature Author Event. 

Join us for a conversation between award-winning author Art Spiegelman, Library Director Diane Kresh, and Director of Human Services Anita Friedman about Art Spiegelman's work "Maus." The presentation will be followed by an audience Q&A. Signed books will be available for purchase courtesy of One More Page Books. Please note: the author will not be available for book signing after the program. 

Location: This Arlington Public Library event will take place in Kenmore Middle School's Auditorium (200 S Carlin Springs Rd, Arlington, VA 22204)

RSVP for an event reminder email.  Doors will open at 6:00 p.m. Attendance is first-come, first-served until seating capacity is reached.

The event will also be livestreamed and available as a recording for 30 days on Arlington County's Youtube channel; please RSVP to receive the online link.

For more information, contact LibraryPrograms@arlingtonva.us

This event supports Arlington Public Library's celebration of Banned Books Week.


Date:
Thursday, September 21, 2023
Time:
6:30pm - 8:30pm
Location:
Kenmore Middle School, 200 S Carlin Springs Rd, Arlington VA, 22204
Library:
*Off-Site
Audience:
Events for Adults Events for High Schoolers Events for Middle Schoolers
Categories:
Author Talk
Calendar:
Arlington Public Library
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Sept 7: Jillian Tamaki and Mariko Tamaki at DC Public Library's MLK branch

Jillian Tamaki and Mariko Tamaki for ROAMING *IN-PERSON*

Join Loyalty Bookstores, DC Public Library, and Small Press Expo for a live, in-person event with Jillian Tamaki and Mariko Tamaki, in conversation with Melissa Scholes Young, to celebrate the release of Roaming! This event will take place at DCPL's MLK Library location. **This event is free to attend, but registration is encouraged—please register on DCPL's website.** You can purchase the book from Loyalty below or borrow a copy from DCPL, and we will have additional copies for sale at the event. Please email events@loyaltybookstores.com with any questions.

ABOUT THE BOOK

Over the course of a much-anticipated trip to New York, an unexpected fling blossoms between casual acquaintances and throws a long-term friendship off-balance. Emotional tensions vibrate wildly against the resplendently illustrated backdrop of the city, capturing a spontaneous queer romance in all of its fledgling glory. Slick attention to the details of a bustling, intimidating metropolis are softened with a palette of muted pastels, as though seen through the eyes of first-time travelers. The awe, wonder, and occasional stumble along the way all come to life with stunning accuracy in this sumptuous softcover with gorgeous jacket.

Roaming is the third collaboration from the critically acclaimed team behind Skim and Governor General's Literary Award winner This One Summer. Moody, atmospheric, and teeming with life, the magic of this comics duo leaks through the pages with lush and exquisite pen work. The Tamakis' singular, elegant vision of an urban paradise slowly revealing its imperfections to the tune of its visitors' rhythms is a masterpiece–a future classic for generations to come.

ABOUT THE AUTHORS

Jillian Tamaki is a cartoonist, illustrator, and educator raised in Calgary, Alberta. She is the author of the Eisner Award-winning graphic novels SuperMutant Magic Academy and Boundless, and the author-illustrator of two picture books, including most recently Our Little Kitchen. With her cousin Mariko Tamaki, she is the co-creator of the young adult graphic novels SKIM and This One Summer, which won a Governor General's Award and Caldecott Honor. She lives in Toronto, Ontario.  

Mariko Tamaki is a Canadian writer living in California. She is the co-creator of the graphic novels Skim and This One Summer with Jillian Tamaki, and Laura Dean Keeps Breaking Up with Me with Rosemary Valero-O'Connell.  She writes superhero comics for DC Comics, Darkhorse and Marvel. Mariko was the recipient of the Eisner for Best Writer in 2020.  Collectively, her works have received Printz Honors, Eisner, Ignatz, Ringo and Prism awards. She is the curator of the Abrams LGBTQ imprint, Surely Books.

ABOUT THE IN CONVERSATION PARTNER

Melissa Scholes Young is the author of the novels The Hive and Flood, and editor of Grace in Darkness and Furious Gravity, two anthologies of new writing by D.C. women writers. She is a contributing editor at Fiction Writers Review, and her work has appeared in the Atlantic, Washington Post, Poets & Writers, Ploughshares, Literary Hub and elsewhere. She has been the recipient of the Bread Loaf Bakeless Camargo Foundation Residency Fellowship and the Center for Mark Twain Studies' Quarry Farm Fellowship. Born and raised in Hannibal, Missouri, she is currently an associate professor in Literature at American University.

Please note Loyalty has a zero tolerance policy for harassment or intimidation of any kind during virtual or in-person events. 

Event date: 
Thursday, September 7, 2023 - 7:00pm
Event address: 
MLK Library
901 G St. NW
Washington, DC 20001


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Sept 7: Live! at the Library: Kent State & Recreating History with Comics with Derf Backderf

Live! at the Library: Kent State & Recreating History with Comics with Derf Backderf

Date and Location

  • When: Thursday, September 7, 2023

    6:00 pm - 7:00 pm EDT
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  • Where: Thomas Jefferson Building - LJ 119

    10 1st Street SE, Washington, DC 20540

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Part of Live at the Library

The event is free, but tickets are required, and there may be special restrictions. Click the "Get Tickets" link below for more information and to secure your ticket.

Request ADA accommodations five business days in advance at (202) 707-6362 or ADA@loc.gov.

Award-winning artist and author Derf Backderf will discuss his latest published graphic novel: "Kent State: Four Dead in Ohio." He is most famous for his graphic novels, especially "My Friend Dahmer", the international bestseller which won an Angoulême Prize, and earlier for his comic strip "The City", which appeared in a number of alternative newspapers from 1990 to 2014.

In 2006 Derf won the Robert F. Kennedy Journalism Award for cartooning, and has won awards for his other work including" Kent State: Four Dead in Ohio", which received the Alex Award from the Young Adult Library Services Association (YALSA) division of the American Library Association, the 2021 Eisner Award for best reality-based work, and the 2021 Ringo Award in the same category.

This event is free, but timed-entry passes are required to enter the Library of Congress. Click the "Get Tickets" link above and select a timed-entry pass for your preferred entry time.

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Sept 10: Ellen Lindner for “Baseball and Bagels”

Ellen Lindner for "Baseball and Bagels"

September 10 @ 10:30 am - 11:30 am

Come to a delicious lecture and Q&A with Ellen Lindner, cartoonist for the comic Lost Diamonds, A History of Gender Rebellion in American Baseball. Enjoy a bagel while listening to her unique perspective. Free to attend. This is an in-person event.

Ellen Lindner is a cartoonist, illustrator, editor, and educator, living in Upper Manhattan. Her comics have been seen on MoMA.org, Medium.com, The Washington Post, and in many anthologies and collections, including The Strumpet and World War III Illustrated. Ellen is the author of two graphic novels, The Black Feather Falls and Undertow, and her love-hate relationship with baseball history has turned into the award-winning series Lost Diamonds, a comics study of people who are not men playing baseball in America.

Website: http://www.littlewhitebird.com

Instagram: @ellenlindna

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Sept 8: Meet and Greet with Bill Griffith

Friday, September 8 at 6 p.m.

Meet and Greet with Bill Griffith

Three Rocks: The Story of Ernie Bushmiller: The Man Who Created Nancy

at Union Market


In partnership with Small Press Expo (SPX) meet Bill Griffith, who Matt Groening, creator of The Simpsons, calls  "...the widest-ranging cartoon chronicler of American absurdity in our time."

Details
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Comics Research Bibliography citations update, 9/4/2023

Bro! Heathcliff is 50!

D. D. Degg      

https://www.dailycartoonist.com/index.php/2023/09/03/bro-heathcliff-is-50/

 

Why Are All Those Characters in the Wrong Comic Strips? It Must Be Reubens Week.

D. D. Degg

https://www.dailycartoonist.com/index.php/2023/09/03/why-are-all-those-characters-in-the-wrong-comic-strips-it-must-be-reubens-week/

 

IDEAS DON'T BLEED episode fifty-one | Becky Cloonan, part one

Matthew Rosenberg, Ethan S. Parker, and Griffin Sheridan

Sep 4 2023

https://ashcanpress.substack.com/p/artoo-deetoo-it-is-you-it-is-you

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Monday, September 04, 2023

Darko Macan comic collection for free on Amazon

Until the end of the week, my buddy's

Darko Macan is an IDIOT (Idiocy)

is available for free from Amazon at https://www.amazon.com/Darko-Macan-IDIOT-Idiocy-Book-ebook/dp/B0CF2RG5ZB/ref=tmm_kin_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=&sr=

If you can't draw...
...just add more lines.

Darko Macan can't draw* but when has that ever stopped anyone from making comics?
IDIOT is a comic about doing comics and doubting yourself every step of the way. A delightful descent into depression from the writer of Marshal Bass, Star Wars, Soldier X and other comics completely unlike this one.

About the Author

Darko Macan is a Croatian writer/cartoonist/translator/editor specialized in not specializing. Despite hundreds of titles he contributed to, he is not quite famous (maybe notorious on a good day), but is quite an idiot.

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Comics Research Bibliography citations update, 9/2-3/2023

Commission Overview: Doctor Strange and Shuma-Gorath

Deep dive and step by step

André Lima Araújo

Castrum Lusitania, Sep 2, 2023

https://andrelimaaraujo.substack.com/p/commission-overview-doctor-strange

 

The Punisher's Gerry Conway On His Cancer, Induced Coma And Surgery

Gerry Conway, co-creator of The Punisher, Carol Danvers and Jason Todd, has been bringing the internet up to date on his current health issues.

 01 Sep 2023

by Rich Johnston

 https://bleedingcool.com/comics/the-punishers-gerry-conway-on-his-cancer-induced-coma-and-surgery/

 

CHARLES SCHULZ – LETTERER

Todd Klein

Todd's Blog August 24 2023

https://kleinletters.com/Blog/charles-schulz-letterer/

 

CARL (and Garé) BARKS – Letterers

Todd Klein

Todd's Blog August 22 2023

https://kleinletters.com/Blog/carl-and-gare-barks-letterers/

 

IRA SCHNAPP – LETTERER

Todd Klein

Todd's Blog August 29 2023

https://kleinletters.com/Blog/ira-schnapp-letterer/

 

GASPAR SALADINO – Letterer

Todd Klein

Todd's Blog September 1 2023

https://kleinletters.com/Blog/gaspar-saladino-letterer/

 

'Peanuts,' Charles Schulz, and the state that started it all

Colette Davidson

August 29, 2023

https://www.csmonitor.com/The-Culture/2023/0829/Peanuts-Charles-Schulz-and-the-state-that-started-it-all

 

Q&A with Matt Emmons

Rick

Sequential Philly Sep 3, 2023

https://sequentialphilly.substack.com/p/q-and-a-with-matt-emmons

 

Finding a New Path: The shape of what a career as a direct market comics creator might be changing. Let's look at what that means exactly.

By David Harper

January 11, 2022

https://sktchd.com/longform/finding-a-new-path/

 

Off Panel #414: Five Hour Energy with Nadia Shammas

David Harper

Aug 28, 2023

https://sktchd.libsyn.com/offpanel414-five-hour-energy-with-nadia-shammas

https://traffic.libsyn.com/secure/sktchd/Nadia_Shammas.mp3

 

Letting the cat out of the bag [Mark Trail letter]

Melissa Yorks,

Washington Post September 2 2023: A15

online at https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/2023/09/01/bomb-morally-grey-world-war-blitz/

 

Behind the Scenes of Action-Comedy Anime Undead Unluck

by Bamboo Dong, Aug 30th 2023

https://www.animenewsnetwork.com/interview/2023-08-30/behind-the-scenes-of-action-comedy-anime-undead-unluck/.199775

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Sunday, September 03, 2023

That darn Mark Trail



The Aug. 20 "Mark Trail" comic strip. (Jules Rivera for The Washington post)

Letting the cat out of the bag [Mark Trail letter]

Melissa Yorks, Gaithersburg

Washington Post September 2 2023: A15

online at https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/2023/09/01/bomb-morally-grey-world-war-blitz/


The Aug. 20 "Mark Trail" comic strip continued the series' descent into awfulness. The scruffy replacement for the original Mark Trail tells us that bobcats and lynx are the same species. They aren't, which a simple internet search will tell you. They are the same genus, which is Lynx, but bobcats are Lynx rufus and lynx are Lynx canadensis.

The lynx's home territory is Canada and the northern United States, while the bobcat lives mainly in the United States with an extension into southern Canada and northern Mexico. There are apparently two other species of Lynx: one that lives in Europe and Asia, and one that lives in Spain and Portugal.


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I'm a co-editor with Bill Watterson of the Art of Richard Thompson book. With that out of the way, I'm interested in all aspects of comic art. I'm coauthor of the annual Comics Research Bibliography which is posting daily here and on Facebook. I'm the Exhibits and Media Reviews editor, and assistant editor, for the International Journal of Comic Art, and I've written for Hogan's Alley and the Comics Journal. (One of my first articles for IJOCA is reprinted here on ComicsDC). A good recent article is in White House History on the cartoon-decorated Hay-Adams Hotel bar, Off the Record. I've been a judge for the RFK Journalism Awards editorial cartoon division from 2009-2022 and in 2015, 2016 & 2020, I was a Herblock Award judge. I've edited Harvey Pekar: Conversations, a book of interviews for the University Press of Mississippi which is available now. In 2012, I edited and published Biographical Sketches of Cartoonists & Illustrators in the Swann Collection of the Library of Congress by LOC’s curator Sara Duke. In 2014, I co-edited The Art of Richard Thompson and The Incomplete Art of "Why Things Are" by Richard Thompson in 2017. In 2022, I edited and published Compleating Cul de Sac, 2nd edition focused on Richard Thompson's comic strip. In 2008 for my ComicsDC blog, I was chosen Best (Comics) Art Blogger by the Washington City Paper and from 2010-16, I wrote on comics for the Washington City Paper. You can see most of my writings at my Academia.edu page. The Library of Congress and Michigan State University's Library's Comic Art Collection both have "Michael Rhode collections" of cartooning items I've donated, and MSU has individually cataloged hundreds of them. From 2015-2019, 2022-, I'm an associate member of the National Cartoonists Society. I've written two short comics pieces, illustrated by Kevin Rechin, for Matt Dembicki's non-fiction comics anthologies District Comics and Redistricted.

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  • International Journal of Comic Art blog
  • Stories Without Words: A Bibliography with Annotations 2008 edition - On Sale Now!
  • My Zazzle Gallery - Stuff On Sale Now!
  • Comics Research Bibliography
  • International Journal of Comic Art
  • Comics audio at Internet Archive
  • Interplanetary Journal of Comic Art - On Sale Now!
  • Film & TV Adaptations of Comics 2007 edition book - On Sale Now!
  • My pics of comic events on Flickr
  • Comic Book Resources' Robot Six on my bookshelves
  • Cartoonphilately (comics & stamps) blog
  • Michigan State University's Comic Art Collection
  • A Repository for Bottled Monsters - unofficial blog for the National Museum of Health & Medicine
  • National Geographic's Collector's Corner, via Cathy

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Other Washington Comics Links

  • Adam Dwight Griffiths' The Graffo Broadsheet newsletter
  • Al Goodwyn's Confederacy of Drones blog
  • Al Hirschfeld Papers, 1931-1983 , in the Archives of American Art
  • Alexa Polito's illustration site
  • Alexa Polito's Tumblr page
  • Alexander Hunter's Hunter's Big Picture
  • Alexandra Bowman's website
  • Alliance Comics stores (MD)
  • Amazing Comic Shop's blog (Fairfax, VA)
  • Amazing Comic Shop's Facebook page (Fairfax, VA)
  • American Political Cartoons, 1754-2010 by Hess & Northrup
  • Andrew Aydin's website
  • Andrew Cohen's Howzit Funnies blog
  • Angela Hsieh, Illustrator & Author
  • Anime Pavilion store
  • Anime USA convention
  • Ann Telnaes cartoons
  • Ann Telnaes' blog
  • Ann Telnaes' cartoons at The Nib
  • Ann Telnaes' Twitter
  • Ann Telnaes' Washington Post animations
  • Anna Sellheim's Art & Comics
  • Anne Buckwalter's blog
  • Arsia Rozegar blog
  • ArtInsights Animation & Film Art Gallery
  • Artleytoons
  • Baltimore Gamer (includes animation)
  • Barbarian Comics store
  • Barney & Clyde comic strips by the Weingartens and Clark
  • Barney and Clyde Facebook page
  • Bash Magazine
  • Ben Classen
  • Beyond Comics store (MD)
  • Big Planet Comics podcast
  • Big Planet Comics Podcast
  • Big Planet Comics stores (MD, DC and VA)
  • Bill LaRoque's Blue Ridge Cartoons
  • Bill LaRoque's Just Kidding? blog
  • Bill McKay's Deviant Art page
  • Black Jack Press by Sean Fahey
  • Brandon J. Wallace
  • Brian Truitt's Nova Pop blog
  • Bruce Guthrie's Photo Library
  • Cara Gormally’s Instagram
  • Cara Gormally's Soft Things: Comics about science, research, & being human!
  • Cara Gormally’s website
  • Carl Yonder's Twitter page
  • Carl Yonder's website
  • Carla Speed McNeil's website
  • Carolyn 'Caro' Small's Hooded Utilitarian blog posts
  • Carolyn & Joe Show podcast
  • Carolyn Belefski's Curls webcomic
  • Cartoon Picayune comic book journalism
  • Cartoonists Rights Network International
  • Cartoonists Rights Network International's Facebook page
  • Cartoons by us
  • Charlos Chronicle - Charlos Gary's blog
  • Chris Danger's website
  • Chris Fenoglio's ChrisAndChristina webcomic
  • Chris Fenoglio's website
  • Chris Flick's webcomic Cabes N Babes
  • Chris Mararac's website
  • Chris Piers' Television Zombies podcast
  • Christiann MacAueley's Sticky Comics
  • CIndy Center - Chris Shields' interviews podcast
  • Clandestine Comics convention (MD)
  • Clay Jones website
  • Clay Jones' Facebook
  • Clay Jones' Instagram
  • Clay Jones' Toon Talk blog
  • Clay Jones' Twitter
  • Clay Jones' YouTube
  • Clayton Hanson's Breaking Calvin webcomic
  • Clifford Berryman Cartoon Collection, DC Public Library
  • Clifford K. Berryman Political Cartoon Collection, National Archives
  • Clifford Kennedy Berryman cartoons in Library of Congress
  • Clifford Kennedy Berryman Papers: A Finding Aid to the Collection in the Library of Congress
  • Colonial Comics blog
  • Comic Art Ads
  • Comic Art Ads Facebook page
  • Comic Logic store, Ashburn, VA
  • Comic Riffs blog by Michael Cavna
  • Comic Shop store Facebook page
  • Comic Stacks - Takoma Park Library's site
  • Comic Story Arc - John Daniel's reviews and news
  • Comics & Gaming Fairfax store's Facebook page
  • Comics Alliance blog by John Anderson and Chris Dooley
  • Comicsgirl blog
  • Comicsgirl on Tumblr
  • Comicsgirl's DC Area Scene
  • Corey Finkle's Always Writing website
  • Cul de Sac - Richard Thompson's daily strip
  • Dale Rawlings' Facebook page
  • Dale Rawlings' website
  • Dana Maier's The Worried Well
  • Dana Maier's website
  • Daniel Boris' blog
  • Daniel Boris' Hoxwinder Hall
  • Daniel Boris' Hoxwinder Hall's Facebook page
  • Dave the Wank's webcomics
  • DC Anime Club
  • DC Area Comics Scene Tumblr
  • DC Comic Books Examiner - Mark Ruffin
  • DC Conspiracy - indy DC comics creators
  • Deandra "Nika" Tan's webcomics
  • Dechanique Comics and Erotica
  • Dechanique's Kindling webcomic
  • Dechanique's La Macchina Bellica webcomic
  • District Comics book blog
  • Donna Lewis' Reply All webcomic
  • Duckys Comics' Facebook page
  • Ed Sizemore's Comics Worth Reading articles
  • ED's Peculiar Comics
  • EG Comics (VA)
  • Emilia's bookshelf: comic-books reviews
  • Emily S. Whitten's columns at ComicMix
  • Erin Lisette's website
  • Fantom Comics stores (DC)
  • Fantom Comics' Subculture for the Cultured blog
  • Femmes in the Fridge Tumblr
  • Frank Cho's Apes and Babes website
  • Game On! Comics store (Vienna, VA)
  • Gareth Hinds' Hindsight blog
  • Gareth Hinds' website
  • Gareth Hinds' website
  • Garth Graham's Finder's Keepers webcomic
  • George Washington University's SEAS superheroes webcomic
  • Government Printing Office’s (GPO) Government Book Talk
  • Greg Laroque's Myspace page
  • Greg McElhatton's Read About Comics
  • Guide to Cartoons and Comics in the National Museum of Health and Medicine
  • Gutterbrawl comics industry blog - RM Rhodes and Adam P Knave
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  • Hannah Benbow's website
  • Herb Block Foundation
  • Herblock award videos
  • Hole in the Wall Books store
  • Holly Mintzer
  • I am NOT the Beastmaster - Marc Singer's blog
  • Identity Comics Studio
  • Illustrators Club
  • Insight Studios
  • International Comic Arts Forum (ICAF)
  • J.C. Thomas website
  • Jack Reickel's Ultimate webcomic
  • Jacob Warrenfeltz's King Ink Comics' Tumblr
  • Jake Shapiro's Panels columns
  • Jamie Greene on GeekDad
  • Jamie Greene's The Roarbots blog
  • Jamie McGonnigal, anime voice actor
  • Jamie Noguchi's blog
  • Jamie Noguchi's Yellow Peril comic strip
  • Japanese Information and Culture Center
  • Jason Axtell's Axtellustration Facebook page
  • Jason E. Axtell
  • Jeff Day's website
  • Jeffrey Thompson's Art of Jeffrey Thompson website
  • Jeffrey Thompson's art site
  • Jeffrey Thompson's Etsy site
  • Jeffrey Thompson's website
  • Jerry Gaylord's The Franchize website
  • Jim Dougan's Sam & Lilah webcomic
  • Jim Hunt (of Annapolis, MD)'s website
  • Jo Chen's playground
  • Joe Carabeo's website
  • Joe Sutliff - Cartoons and Illustrations
  • Joe Sutliff's Toad Toons
  • John Daniel's Comic Story Arc blog
  • John Gallagher's Sky-Dog Comics
  • John Judy's Blog & Emporium
  • John K. Snyder III's comic pages for sale
  • John Kinhart's Sorry Comics webcomic
  • John Lyman's Facebook page
  • John Lyman's website
  • John O'Connor's Black Dawn
  • John Robey's Suburban Jungle webcomic
  • John Robey's The Gneech site
  • Josh Lyman's Deviant Art site
  • Julian Lytle's Ants webcomic
  • Kal's blog
  • Kal's website
  • Kal's Youtube site
  • Kat Overland, Author at WWAC
  • Kathleen Brenowitz's tumblr
  • Kathleen Brenowitz's website
  • Katie Omberg's Fancy Graphics blog
  • Katie Omberg's Office Bitch webcomic
  • Kerry G. Johnson's Harambee Hills webcomic
  • Kerry G. Johnson's website
  • Kevin Ward's Retail Gods webcomic
  • Kristy Cunningham's Infinite Spiral webcomic
  • L.A. Johnson's comics
  • Lamar Abram's Neo-Rama site
  • Laughing Ogre comic book stores (VA)
  • Lauren Affe's 'Beacon' comic blog
  • Lauren Affe's blog
  • Lauren Orsini's Daily Dot articles
  • Lauren Orsini's Otaku Journalist blog
  • Lee Strawberry
  • Library of Congress British Cartoon Prints Collection
  • Library of Congress Prints and Photos division
  • Library of Congress Swann Collection
  • Library of Congress Webcomics Web Archive
  • Liz Suburbia's Livejournal blog
  • Liz Suburbia's Sacred Heart comics
  • Lorne Archer's Omega: Justice to the Last webcomic
  • Lorne Archer's website
  • Luna Brothers website
  • Magic Bullet newspaper
  • Magic Bullet newspaper (current site)
  • Mal Jones' webcomic The Giant War
  • Marc Crisafulli's blog
  • Marc Tyler Nobleman's blog
  • Mark Burrier's collaborative drawing blog
  • Mark Burrier's Twitter feed
  • Mark Burrier's website
  • Mark Korsak's blog
  • Mark Korsak's website
  • Mark Ranslem's Washington Blade cartoons
  • Marty Baumann
  • Matt Dembicki's current blog
  • Matt Dembicki's former blog Three Crows Press
  • Matt Rawson's The Glass I Studio webcomic
  • Matt Wuerker's Facebook page
  • Matt Wuerker's Politico site - Wuerker's Work
  • Matthew Winner's Let's Get Busy podcast
  • Megami Jadeheart's Annie a Space Western webcomic
  • Megami Jadeheart's Deviantart site
  • Michael Auger
  • Michael Munshaw's Deviant Art site
  • Michael Munshaw's website
  • Mike Favila's Comics Online columns
  • Mike Flugennock's Political Cartoons
  • Mike Flugennock's YouTube site
  • Mike Imboden
  • Mike Jenkin's Capital Artworks
  • Mike Jenkin's Capital Artworks' Facebook page
  • Mike Shapiro's blog
  • Mike Shapiro's website
  • Mike Short's Wasted Space blog
  • Mister Ron's Basement - Ron Evry's podcast
  • Molly Lawless' Hooray For Mollywood blog
  • Nate Beeler's blog
  • Nate Sans' Paper Gold Substack
  • Nick Galifianakis' blog
  • Nick Galifianakis' website
  • Nicolle Rager Fuller's website
  • Nik Kowsar 's Environmental Sarcasm: Where Water Cries and Politicians Lie
  • Nik Kowsar's blog Nik’s Substack
  • Nik Kowsar's Cagle columns
  • Onezumi Hartstein's webcomic Stupid & Insane Defenders Against Chaos
  • Orion Zangara's website
  • Paul Hostetler Illustration
  • Paul Zdepski's blog
  • Paul Zdepski's website
  • Perilous Ventures Studios by Jeremy Vinar
  • Pixeldust Studios
  • Politics and Prose bookstore
  • Politics and Prose Bookstore's Graphic Novel Blog
  • Pop Mhan Comix at YouTube
  • R.M. Rhodes' Oletheros Publishing
  • Rachel Scheer's Rachel Comics site
  • Rachelle Holloway's A Little Dragon Trouble webcomic
  • Rachelle Holloway's blog Rachelle's Art and Comics
  • Rajan Sedalia's Art Jar caricatures
  • Ray Bottorff's ComicBacks group
  • Read About Comics - Greg McMcElhatton's criticism blog
  • Reagan Lodge's Ars Militaria blog
  • Rebecca Moretti (nee Simms)'s webcomic Girl Ninja
  • Richard Thompson's blog
  • Richard Thompson's website
  • Rob Steibel's Wild Life comic
  • Robin Ha's Tumblr
  • Robin Ha's Twitter
  • Robin Ha's website
  • Santiago Casares' Chili's World webcomic
  • Sarah Boxer's website
  • Sarah Schanze
  • Satisfactory Comics blog by Michael Wenthe and Isaac Cates
  • Scott G Brooks
  • Sean Anderson's Deviant Art page
  • Sean Anderson's Facebook
  • Sean Anderson's Instagram
  • Sean Anderson's Tumblr
  • Sean Anderson's Twitter
  • Sean Damian Hill
  • Sean Hill's blog
  • Shan Murphy's website
  • Shan Murphy's website
  • Shannon Gallant's website
  • Sierra Barnes, aka Sierra Bravo's website
  • Small Press Expo (SPX)
  • Small Press Expo (SPX) blog
  • Small Press Expo (SPX) Tumblr
  • Small Press Expo (SPX) YouTube site
  • Smithsonian's National Museum of American History's Comic Art page
  • Snailords (Aidyn Arroyal) Instagram
  • Snailords (Aidyn Arroyal) Twitter
  • Snailords (Aidyn Arroyal) WEBTOON's page
  • SPX 2011 Collective Memory on Comics Reporter
  • Square City Comics
  • Steve Artley Cartoons
  • Steve Conley's Astounding Space Thrills
  • Steve Conley's Bloop
  • Steve Conley's Socks and Barney site
  • Steve Conley's The Kid Knight
  • Stilson Greene's Stilson's Corner editorial cartoons
  • Stilson Greene's website
  • Studio Unseen's Fragile Gravity webcomic
  • Studio Unseen's Sledge Bunny webcomic
  • T.R. Logan's Laughing Redhead blog
  • T.R. Logan's Laughing Redhead Studio website
  • Tangent Artists
  • Team Cul de Sac
  • Team Cul de Sac blog
  • Team KK
  • Tom Toles Cartoons
  • Tony Tribby's Dead Bat Designs
  • Tory Wallington's blog
  • Vagrancy Comics website by Justin Benedict
  • Victory Comics' Facebook page
  • Washington DC Comicon
  • Washington Post's Illustrated Reporting
  • Washington Post's The Lily's webcomics
  • Weyant's World - The Hill cartoonist
  • William L. Brown's website
  • Xaviar Xerexes website
  • Xavier Xerexes on Comixtalk
  • Yes We Have No zines
  • Zack Bly's website
  • Zadzooks Washington Times blog (includes Bennett's Best reviews)

Other comics sites I read

  • Comics Reporter by Tom Spurgeon
  • Daily Cartoonist by DD Degg
  • Rants and Raves by R.C. Harvey
  • Thought Balloonists by Fischer & Hatfield

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