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The Schulz Library is packed with zines, graphic novels, cartoon collections, and related ephemera— an amazing and inspirational resource for The Center for Cartoon Studies students and faculty.
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Category Archives: Interview
YOLO: Dakota McFadzean on Death, Age, and Drawing Every Day
Center for Cartoon Studies Alumnus Dakota McFadzean has a pretty dark sense of humor. In his often surreal daily strips–appropriately entitled “The Dailies”–death, cosmic insignificance, facial mutation, and ghosts are all used to point out the absurdity of life and … Continue reading
Posted in Cartoonist, CCS Alumni, Interview, New Book
Tagged Andy Warner, best american comics 2012, Dakota McFadzean, Irene, The Dailies
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In Conversation with Sophie Goldstein
CCS Alum Sophie Goldstein (Class of 2013) is a comics powerhouse. Although she only graduated this May, Goldstein has had an extremely productive year of cartooning. Her work has recently been appearing in a host of reputable venues. It’s been quite … Continue reading
Tim Stout, Jason Week, and the Curse of the Crawling Brain
CCS alumni Tim Stout and Jason Week‘s Danger and Doom: Brainless Brother is an young reader’s story packed with intrigue, chase scenes, puns, and goo of various origins. It’s a rollicking adventure that, had it been released when this reporter … Continue reading
Dog City Rising
Dog City is an anthology unlike any other this reporter is aware of. Produced right here at The Center for Cartoon Studies, Dog City is a carefully curated selection of minicomics presented in a unique fashion that complements the capabilities … Continue reading
YOUNG TURKS: The Schulz Library’s new tenders
This summer, following a bloody coup and a drastic overturn of power, a new junta has installed itself behind the librarian’s desk at the Schulz Library. Crawling over the mewling and broken bodies of their enemies, punch-cards clutched in their … Continue reading
Posted in Academia, Interview, Library
Tagged comics library, Dan Rinylo, libraries, Schulz Library, Simon Rhinehart
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Big Noise: Joseph Lambert on Fairy Tale Comics
Center for Cartoon Studies alumnus and Eisner-award-winning graphic novelist Joseph Lambert was recently invited by editor Chris Duffy to participate in Fairy Tale Comics, Duffy’s second children’s comics anthology for First Second. “Chris and I have known each other or … Continue reading
Posted in Cartoonist, CCS Alumni, Children Literature, Interview, New Book
Tagged anthology, children's comics, Chris Duffy, Comics, Fairy Tales, First Second, Joseph Lambert
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Exit Interview: Connor Willumsen
When Connor Willumsen expressed interest in being the 2012-2013 CCS Fellow I wasn’t familiar with his work. One visit to his website was all I needed to be convinced that he was a cartoonist who not only created compelling images … Continue reading
Posted in Cartoonist, Interview, Uncategorized
Tagged CCS, CCS Fellow, connor willumsen, Fellow, James Sturm, The Center for Cartoon Studies
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Able Alec Longstreth and Jumpin’ Jon Chad on the CCS Summer Workshops
Hey there true believers! This reporter recently sat down with those terrible titans of comics coaching, those inscrutable instructors of sequential storytelling, those profound professors of paneled pomposity, Alec Longstreth and Jon Chad! These erudite educators had just finished up … Continue reading
Posted in Academia, Education, How To, Interview, Teaching, Uncategorized
Tagged Cartoon Studio, Cartooning, Create Comics, Summer Workshop
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Joseph Lambert and the Trials of Helen Keller
Joe Lambert is one of The Center for Cartoon Studies’ most accomplished alumni. Between his multiple Ignatz wins and recent Eisner win for Best Reality-Based work (2012’s Annie Sullivan and the Trials of Helen Keller, a tie with David Lasky … Continue reading
Posted in Awards, CCS Alumni, Interview
Tagged Best Reality Based Work, Eisner Award, Graphic Novels, Joe Lambert
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The Billy Ireland Library’s Big Move
Have you heard the news? The Billy Ireland Cartoon Library & Museum is moving! The premier comics and cartooning library in North America, the Billy Ireland Library and Museum is a research library of American cartoons and comic art affiliated with the … Continue reading
