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Peter Bagge Discusses "Other Stuff," "Rebel Woman"
Tue, May 21st, 2013 | Category: Comic Books
Cartoonist Peter Bagge discusses "Other Stuff," his new collection from Fantagraphics, incorporating humor and history in his work and collaborating with Alan Moore, Robert Crumb, Johnny Ryan and Daniel Clowes.
William Stout Sings the "Blues"
Thu, May 16th, 2013 | Category: Comic Books
Acclaimed artist William Stout talks to CBR News about "Legends of the Blues," out now from Abrams, reminisces about working with Russ Manning on "Tarzan" and its recent reprint, plus much more.
Dave Roman Returns with "Astronaut Academy: Re-Entry"
Mon, May 13th, 2013 | Category: Comic Books
Cartoonist Dave Roman discusses "Astronaut Academy: Re-Entry," his new book from First Second, and his experience serializing it online. Plus, a guide to the multitude of pop culture references in the book.
Roberson, Kowalchuk & Jackson Go Super Spy with "The Strangers"
Mon, May 13th, 2013 | Category: Comic Books
Writer Chris Roberson, artist Scott Kowalchuk & colorist Dan Jackson tell CBR about "The Strangers," their new ongoing series from Oni Press about a team of '60s super spies with super powers.
Matt Kindt is "Red Handed"
Wed, May 8th, 2013 | Category: Comic Books
The man behind "MIND MGMT" and the writer of "Justice League of America's" Martian Manhunter stories, Matt Kindt spoke with CBR News about his latest graphic novel, the Dick Tracy-inspired "Red Handed."
Shapiro & Herndon Take "Terra Tempo" On An Educational Adventure
Wed, May 8th, 2013 | Category: Comic Books
Writer David Shapiro and artist Christopher Herndon talk about the recent release of "Terra Tempo: The Four Corners of Time," telling educational adventure stories in comics and more.
Miriam Katin is "Letting It Go"
Thu, April 25th, 2013 | Category: Comic Books
The cartoonist behind "We Are On Our Own," Miriam Katan talks about "Letting Go," an emotional yet humorous look at a Holocaust survivor coming to terms with her son wanting to live in Berlin.
The Life and Legacy of Al Capp
Thu, April 25th, 2013 | Category: Comic Books
Denis Kitchen and Michael Schumacher spoke about the legacy and downfall of Al Capp, the subject of their latest biography and one of the 20th Century's great cartoonists who created "Li'l Abner."
Schweizer & Taylor Bring "Crogan's Adventures" to Radio Play Life
Wed, April 24th, 2013 | Category: Comic Books
Chris Schweizer and Gregg Taylor talk about "Crogan's Adventures" on Decoder Ring Theatre, bringing "Red Panda" from radio to comics, hearing actors bring your characters to life and Crogan's future.
Kupperberg on "Life with Archie" and His New Kevin Keller Novel
Tue, April 16th, 2013 | Category: Comic Books
Writer Paul Kupperberg spoke to CBR about "Life with Archie," how he came to write his new Kevin Keller novel "Kevin," his comics-themed novel "Same Old Story," his DC tenure and more.
Joëlle Jones Illustrates A "Helheim" Of A Series
Thu, April 11th, 2013 | Category: Comic Books
Series artist Joëlle Jones takes CBR News on a journey to "Helheim," explaining how she approaches illustrating writer Cullen Bunn's tales of black magic, violent vikings and horrific monsters.
The 2013 MoCCA Arts Festival Retrospective
Wed, April 10th, 2013 | Category: Comic Books
MoCCA Arts Festival 2013 was the first under the leadership of the Society of Illustrators, and as CBR's Alex Deuben discovered, it looked and felt like a very different show from years past.
Cunningham Tackles Science Denial in "How to Fake a Moon Landing"
Mon, April 8th, 2013 | Category: Comic Books
Cartoonist and science writer Daryl Cunningham, a guest at this past weekend's MoCCA Fesitval, spoke with CBR News about his new book, "How to Fake a Moon Landing."
Sadowski Opens Bernard Krigstein's "Messages in a Bottle"
Wed, March 27th, 2013 | Category: Comic Books
Comics editor and historian Greg Sadowski discusses "Messages in a Bottle," his new book collecting the work of the late Bernard Krigstein, getting Marie Severin to recolor comics she colored decades ago and more.
"Beta Testing" Tom Kaczynski's "Trans Terra"
Fri, March 22nd, 2013 | Category: Comic Books
Cartoonist and publisher Tom Kaczynski talks about his recent collection "Beta Testing the Apocalypse," his upcoming "Trans Terra," running a publishing house and the new Autopic Comics Show.
Tom Batiuk Talks "Funky Winkerbean"
Tue, March 19th, 2013 | Category: Comic Books
Award-winning cartoonist Tom Batiuk tells CBR about his long-running comic strip, the benefits of working so far ahead, killing off characters and his journey from comic book letter hack to cartoonist.
Murphy Reflects On "Punk Rock Jesus," Looks Toward The Future
Mon, March 18th, 2013 | Category: Comic Books
Writer/artist Sean Murphy spoke with CBR News about the next stage of his career as the collection of his acclaimed "Punk Rock Jesus" is set to hit stores and he launches "The Wake" with writer Scott Snyder.
James Vance is "On the Ropes"
Wed, March 13th, 2013 | Category: Comic Books
Writer James Vance tells CBR about the long-awaited sequel to his classic graphic novel "Kings in Disguise," returning to that world more than two decades later with artist Dan Burr.
"The Sixth Gun" Team Tells The Tale Of "Sons of the Gun"
Wed, February 20th, 2013 | Category: Comic Books
Cullen Bunn, Brian Hurtt, Brian Churilla and Bill Crabtree spoke with CBR about their new miniseries "The Sixth Gun: Sons of the Gun" which details the mysterious origins of the General's four horsemen.
Etienne Davodeau is One of "The Initiates"
Wed, February 20th, 2013 | Category: Comic Books
In his first English language translation, French cartoonist Etienne Davodeau studies winemaking with a French winemaker, and teaches him about art and comics in a book about life, meaning and passion.
