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How to Be an Elephant by Katherine Roy ’10
Katherine Roy’s (’10) first book was Neighborhood Sharks. Her next book, How to Be an Elephant: Growing up in the African Wild, is due out in September 2017 through Roaring Book Press. Katherine did swaths of research for this wonderful … Continue reading
Comics history book by Sam Carbaugh ’09
Sam Carbaugh (’09) published Comics: Investigating the History and Technology of American Cartooning Yourself in 2014 through Nomad Press. Geared towards kids, this book gets the reader working with comics to understand how comics got to where they are in America and how … Continue reading
Posted in Education, How To, Library
Tagged Cartoonstudies, CCS Alum, Education, history, Nomad Press, published, Sam Carbaugh
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The Art of Charlie Chan Hock Chye by Sonny Liew
Sonny Liew is already well known for his comics, such as Malinky Robot, a Xeric award winner. But this Malaysian-born cartoonist has knocked it out of the park with his newest graphic novel, The Art of Charlie Chan Hock Chye … Continue reading
Posted in Awards, Cartoonist
Tagged Cartoon Studies, Comics, Eisner Award, Graphic Novels, Malaysia, Sonny Liew, The Art of Charlie Chan Hock Chye
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Fantagraphics to publish Mountebank by D. W. ’12
D.W. (’12) is releasing his newest comic, Mountebank, with Fantagraphics this summer. A mountebank is someone who deceives others, especially to trick them out of their money. While I doubt you will feel tricked out of your money getting this book, … Continue reading
Posted in CCS Alumni, Library
Tagged Cartoon Studies, CCS Alumni, D.W., DW, Fantagraphics, Irene, psychedoolic, Schulz Library
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Librarian Spotlight: Jarad Greene
Jarad Greene is currently a librarian at the Schulz Library. He is graduating from The Center for Cartoon Studies very soon in the class of 2017. He recently represented the school in judging the Slate Prize as the rep for … Continue reading
2017 Classic Comics Project
The students in their first year at The Center for Cartoon Studies always come up with some impressive work. Two of the larger project are separated by a mere month off for winter break. Before true winter starts, they are … Continue reading
2016 Anthology Project
When the students in their first year at The Center for Cartoon Studies got back from a (hopefully) nice little vacation, they were assigned one of the most difficult assignments in the whole program, the classic comic. Each year, the students are … Continue reading
Geis by Alexis Deacon
Geis is the first in a thrilling trilogy by Alexis Deacon. Geis, pronounced “gesh,” is a Gaelic word for an idiosyncratic taboo, either an obligation or a prohibition, similar to being under a vow or spell. And in some cases, whether or … Continue reading
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Tagged Alexis Deacon, Cartoonstudies, Graphic Novels, Schuiz Library
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“What is Obscenity?”
A recent addition to the Schulz library, in the deluge of Slate Prize books, is What Is Obscenity?: The Story of a Good-For-Nothing Artist and Her Pussy by Rokudenashiko. This is a ridiculously timely comic by a Japanese artist who was arrested … Continue reading
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Tagged Cartoon Studies, mammy, Rokudenashiko, Schulz Library, What is Obscenity
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