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My publisher, and of "cool comic books," by folks like Dean Haspiel, Nick Bertozzi, Gabrielle Bell, Tomer Hanuka, Graham Annable, and David Lasky. |
Justin Hall's site, featuring his Xeric Award-winning ongoing series, True
Travel Tales, a theme after my own heart. |
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Scott Gilbert's site, featuring an archive of True Artist's Tales,
other comix creations, his cool links and mucho more, compadre. |
Todd VerBeek's comics reviews. "This is a review . . . it just isn't a summary of this week's comics." Smart stuff, color coded by genre and featuring lots of images. Oh, and a review of Keyhole ;-> |
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Jason Little's Shutterbug Follies gives a nod
to Hergé but is very much an original product of Jason's feverish
imagination. Excellent! |
Nick's illustration site, which shows off his amazing and wacky range. Also
a link to his comics work, including the consistently brilliant ongoing
series, Rubber Necker. |
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Okay, so it's not technically a comic, but we gotta give ESQ and the crew their props. It's a public access cable show! It's a zine! Watch out for Mutant Mike! |
Without the Journal, comics would be even lower on the cultural totem pole. Gary Groth & Kim Thompson's mag is acerbic, rigorous, opinionated — and smart. |
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Gene Kannenberg's comics page, featuring bibliographies, criticism, essays and links to other sites. One smart feller. |
Damon Rarey's tribute to his father's World War II-era cartoons. "Dad" Rarey was a US fighter pilot, killed near the end of the war. This is a wonderful tribute, from a son to his father, and to a time gone by. |
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Extensive site featuring the exploits of Hutch Owen and Hart's other creations. Tom's comics are brilliant fables of the individual's struggle to triumph over ever-increasing corporate homogenization.And they're funny as hell. |
Dino is a comix madman: brilliant, manic, filled with gorilla nature. I've known him for over 20 years, so I'm completely objective. Of course. |
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Mark Rosenfelder's incredibly complete "grammar" of Syldavian, the European language invented by Hergé for use in the Tintin books. This is a real treasure, and is obviously the product of someone with a hell of a lot of time on their hands. Also in French! |
The personal website of the creator of such comix masterpieces as ComixTrips
and The System. Visit weekly to see new installments of "Topsy
Turvy ." |
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Shannon Brady's semi-autobiographical travel tales from Thailand and Nepal. His swirly, semi-pschedelic art perfectly captures the chaotic flavor of the East. |
New York's very own alternative comics con, put together by the fine folks at the Museum of Comics & Cartoon Art. Swiftly becoming the East Coast's pre-eminent venue for cutting-edge comics. |
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Brian is a Biggs amongst littles. Check out the musings, ramblings and awesome scribblings of the artiste behind Dear Julia. |
The original independent comix con, held annually every fall in Bethesda, MD. Do not miss this one! |
Mark Evanier's tribute to the late, lamented man who "drew a Man of Steel who was still made of flesh and blood." *sniff*
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The Hergé Foundation's official site. In French and English, with tons of pics, info, essays, links and more of what makes you (me) happy. |
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Animation studio run by Gary Leib and his cohorts. Flash animations for all — guaranteed to offend. |
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