The president led a motley crew through 2018
Monday, January 07, 2019
Sunday, January 06, 2019
That darn Mark Trail
Readers critique The Post: Empty calendars, full maps and more Ulysses S. Grant
Friday, January 04, 2019
Crumb and Bukowski signed book on sale at Second Story Books
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| Bukowski, Charles; Crumb, Robert THERE'S NO BUSINESS [Signed by Bukowski and Crumb] Santa Barbara: Black Sparrow Press, 1984. $500 |
Library of Congress Swann Fellowship applications due in February
With apologies for cross-posting—a reminder that Swann Foundation for Caricature and Cartoon, administered by the Library of Congress is accepting applications for its graduate fellowship, one of the few in the field, for the 2019-2020 academic year. Deadline for applications is February 15, 2019. Please see the following for criteria, guidelines, and application forms:
http://www.loc.gov/rr/print/swann/swann-fellow.html
Please email swann@loc.gov or call (202) 707-9115 if you have questions.
We appreciate the opportunity to post this notice!
Thank you!
Martha
Martha H. Kennedy
Curator, Popular & Applied Graphic Art
and poster acquisitions team member
Library of Congress
Prints & Photographs Division
Washington, D.C. 20540-4730
202-707-9115
PR: Meet comics superstar Jason Aaron this Saturday at Third Eye Annapolis
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Tom King's the latest person touched by distrust of Washington
Did Batman's Tom King Work For the CIA? Yes, Yes He Did.
Posted by January 2, 2019
https://www.bleedingcool.com/2019/01/02/batman-tom-king-cia/
Wednesday, January 02, 2019
Politico's best of 2018 editorial cartoon selection
Cartoon Carousel: 2018 Rewind
A spin back through some of our favorite cartoons from 2018. Edited by Matt Wuerker
Tuesday, January 01, 2019
2018's deaths in the comic arts (from the Comics Research Bibliography)
Excerpted from the Comics Research Bibliography (now available as an ebook) and compiled with the assistance of D.D. Degg, of the Daily Cartoonist, who has his own list online now.
Deaths in 2018 included editorial cartoonist Dick Adair, Édouard Aidans, British 'Garth' artist John Allard, Italian Communist cartoonist Vincenzo "Enzo" Apicella, British girls' comics cartoonist John Armstrong, Dell Comics editor Don Jon "DJ" Arneson, UK cartoonist Terry Bave, political cartoon PAC founder Bob Bedard, translator Anthea Bell, caricaturist Frankie Bernard, graphic novel writer Anthony Bourdain, Norm Breyfogle, Barbarian Books comic book store founder George "Carl" Bridgers, sports cartoonist Charley Burns, semi-pro comics creator Mark Campos, Argentinian illustrator Horacio Cardo, Kennebec Journal editorial cartoonist Ken Carlson Jr., Disney cartoonist Paul Carlson, Mother Goose & Grimm gag writer Bert (Chili) Challis, Singapore and Hong Kong cartoonist Morgan Chua, Canadian comic strip creator Phil Collins, Boom! Studios and Archaia Press president Jack Cummins, Filipino comic book artist Bong Ty Dazo, Flash and Rocketeer writer-producer Paul De Meo, Portuguese comics historian António Dias de Deus, Steve Ditko, Harlan Ellison, Judge Dredd co-creator Carlos Ezquerra, animator Pablo Ferro, comic writer Michael Fleisher, comic writer Gary Friedrich, Italian cartoonist Leone Frollo, Dr. Seuss's widow Audrey Geisel, Canandian political cartoonist Jean-Pierre Girerd, French cartoonist Frank Giroud, Fortune Kookies cartoonist Charles Grass, Argentine comics writer Alfredo Grassi, caricaturist Robert Grossman, the model for Sandman's Death character Cinamon Hadley, Jane Arden cartoonist W.G. Hargis Jr, Johnny Hart's widow Bobby Hart, Diamond Outside Sales Manager Dave Hawksworth, Baltimore Sun artist Charles R. 'Hap' Hazard, Russ Heath, 'SpongeBob' creator Stephen Hillenburg, "Ponytail" creator Lee Holley, Austalian editorial cartoonist Geoff "Jeff" Hook, editorial and religious cartoonist Phil Jackson, Canadian Whites comic book artist Murray Karn, Bengali cartoonist Chandi Lahiri,Irvine Community News & Views cartoonist Steve Layton, Stan Lee, comic strip/book artist Bill Lignante, New Zealand cartoonist Barry Linton, editorial cartoonist Jack Lucey, animator Bud Luckey, comic fan Pat Lupoff, animator Don Lusk, Portuguese comics writer and historian Jorge Magalhães, comic fan Kevin Michael McFadden, editorial cartoonist Jon "Tosh" McIntosh, Mad's Nick Meglin, editorial cartoonist Paul Miller, Block Island Times editorial cartoonist Bruce Montgomery, John Blair Moore, British comic book artist Mike Noble, illustrator Bill O'Connor, anime and manga importer Fred Patten, French cartoonist René Pétillon, Richard "F'murr" Peyzaret, Australian editorial cartoonist Larry Pickering, animator and illustrator Alice Provensen, Norwegian cartoonist "Hariton Pushwagner" aka Terje Brofos, Pop Art comic book painter Mel Ramos, Spanish cartoonist Julio Ribera, San Diego Comic-Con's president John Rogers, Momoko Sakura, animator and comics fan Jon Schnepp, Marie Severin, gag cartoonist Jim Sizemore, Odyssey Comics and Cards store owner Greg Sohlden, Howard Sparber, editorial cartoonist Marty Stanton, Wayne Stayskal, animation voice David Ogden Stiers, outdoor gag cartoonist Richard Stubler, *Indonesian cartoonist G.M. Sudarta, Studio Ghibli co-founder Isao Takahata, Australian cartoonist Ron Tandberg, webcomic writer Greg Thelen, Dragon Con comics director Thom Trainor, illustrator Wallace (Wally) Tripp, Soviet animator Eduard Uspensky, Belgian comic book artist William Vance, Comic Heaven store owner John Verzyl, comic book artist Clifford Vanmeter, animator Will Vinton, British comic book cover artist Bob Wakelin, Mort Walker, animation music composer Robert J. Walsh, comics historian Hames Ware, comic store owner Dennis Webb, Danish comic strip creator Werner "WOW" Wejp-Olsen, UK indy comic book creator Terry Wiley, underground newspaper publisher John Wilcock, small town cartoonist Lorraine Williams, 'Walking Dead' tv actor Scott Wilson, Chicago Sun-Times cartoonist Cliff Wirth, Hong Kong cartoonist Yim Yee-king AKA Ah Chung …
Big Planet New Year's holiday hours and sale
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Monday, December 31, 2018
The Post's 3 'best of' editorial cartoons - Telnaes, Toles, and syndicated
2018 in editorial cartoons from all over the country
The best Tom Toles editorial cartoons of 2018
The best Ann Telnaes cartoons of 2018
Friday, December 28, 2018
Catching up with Richmond's Ash Griffith's column in RVA Magazine
RVA Mag Comics X-Change: Issue 1
RVA Mag Comics X-Change: Issue 2
RVA Comics X-Change: Issue 3
RVA Mag Comix X-Change: Issue 4
RVA Mag Comics X-Change: Issue 5 — Comicon Edition
RVA Mag Comics X-Change: Issue #6
RVA Mag Comics X-Change: Issue 7
RVA Comics X-Change: Issue 8
RVA Comics X-Change: Issue 9
https://rvamag.com/art/zines-books/rva-comics-x-change-issue-9.html
NPR's Yu talks to Walden and Stotts
'We Are Here': Questions For Comics Creator Taneka Stotts
December 21, 2018
https://www.npr.org/2018/12/21/677923981/we-are-here-questions-for-comics-creator-taneka-stotts
'It Would Have Changed My Life': Questions For Cartoonist Tillie Walden
Comics Research Bibliography 2018 print edition ebook available now
Over 1200 pages long with more than 9,000 new entries, this is a bibliography of articles and books on all aspects of comic and cartoon art including comic books, comic strips, cartoons, animation, editorial cartoons, newly updated as of the end of 2018. The electronic book include tens of thousands of citations with links to information on comic book movies, the Charlie Hebdo massacre, the Danish Islam cartoon controversy and other topical matters. Many citations are hot-linked to the web publication for ease of use.
You can go to this page to buy it for $15 - http://www.lulu.com/shop/michael-rhode/comics-research-bibliography-2018-print-edition/ebook/product-23928323.html
A two-volume print edition is coming, but I'm waiting on proof copies to check first.
I'd be glad of any comments except those that note that I'm missing something as I have literally 10,000 pages more of citations waiting to be formatted.
Daily updates are posted at https://www.facebook.com/comicsresearchbibliography/
Tuesday, December 25, 2018
The Post reviews a Saul Steinberg reprint
Think you don't understand art? This is the one book you'll need. [Saul Steinberg; in print as An exercise manual to train your eyes to look at art].
Monday, December 24, 2018
That darn “Pearls Before Swine”, “Tariff Man” and “Non Sequitur”
The funnies, the saddies, the baddies
[ Pearls Before Swine, Tariff Man, Non Sequitur; online as Readers critique The Post: Voyager 2, the Harvard-Yale game, and funny, sad and bad cartoons]
Sunday, December 23, 2018
Big Planet Special holiday hours
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Cavna on Superman: The Movie
How 'Superman' gave rise to superhero movies 40 years ago [in print as 'Superman' gave rise to the heroes we know].
The Post on the death of Mrs. Dr. Seuss
Audrey Geisel, caretaker of the Dr. Seuss literary estate, dies at 97 [in print as Audrey Geisel, 97; Dr. Seuss's widow and the protector of his estate].
Washington Post December 22 2018, p. B5
The Post on Aquaman
'Aquaman' dazzles the eye, but it's really exhausting to watch [in print as Hard to catch breath in this underwater adventure].
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