Kathryn McCaughey on NOBRO’s full-length debut, taxes and snake blood.
The record label has launched a vinyl subscription service which will include releases from acts like Superhaven.
The inaugural festival is a rousing success. “Now we can apply for grants,” enthuses organizer Shannon Campbell. Ryan Ingram reports.
Vancouver cartoonists dominate the Webcomics Creators category
A complete list of nominees for the 2012 Eisner Awards..
Plus: Camilla d’Errico, Jim Henson and more in our Weekly Comics News Update.
This week’s news – Dylan Williams RIP. Plus: Criminal Records closes, Spandexless launches, more.
Plus: the return of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, the Small Press Expo goes legit and more from our weekly comics correspondent Eric Buckler.
The comics writer and spiritual leader discuss superheroes in the modern age.
Pogo, one of the greatest comic strips ever printed, is on its way to bookshelves.
Indie comics artists like Chester Brown and Brandon Graham re-imagine Fantastic Four # 9. Plus: Womanthology: Heroic, and news about a couple of comic book stores.
We kick off a new column, Adventures in Indie Comics, with news about Carl Barks’ Donald Duck, Kate Beaton’s Hark! A Vagrant, and a new line of pulp fiction comics.
The pilot for an aborted TV series based on Joe Hill’s Locke & Key comic showed great potential.
Jeff Lemire, Kate Beaton, Ian Boothby, Nina Matsumoto and more in our inaugural weekly comics column by Ryan Ingram.
A new comic from Vancouver’s Ian Boothby and Nina Matsumoto hits the stands. Plus: dead Spider-Man.
Belgrade-born/Vancouver-based artist NeMo Balkanski launches his new collection of darkly satirical, adults-only comic strips.
Jaime Hernandez, Tony Millionaire and more alt-comics artists get in on the Marvel action.
Is Starstruck the best comic you’ve never read or simply too clever for its own good?
