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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
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Tagged Cartoon Studies, CCS Alumni, D.W., DW, Fantagraphics, Irene, psychedoolic, Schulz Library
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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
New Book features CCS Sketchbooks
In the introduction to his new book, Comics Sketchbooks: The Private Worlds of Today’s Most Creative Talents, Steven Heller writes that “looking through artists’ sketchbooks is like viewing those artist naked through a picture window.” Although the statement is certainly … Continue reading
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Tagged CCS, CCS Alum, CCS Alumni, Center for Cartoon Studies, Comics Sketchbooks, David Libens, James Sturm, Joe Lambert, Julie Delporte, Lilli Carre, Max de Radiguès, new books, Robert Sikoryak, Sasha Steinberg, Schulz Library, Sketchbooks, Steven Heller
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CCS Alum Laura Terry Wins Xeric Self-publishing Grant Award for Overboard!
Overboard, begins when the protagonist Di-Di wakes up from a dream of shipwreck to find herself in bed with her girlfriend and cat Chester. Little does she know that tiny people hide in her apartment and are out to destroy … Continue reading
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Exit Interview: Julie Delporte
If you haven’t seen much of the Julie Delporte’s work you are missing out on one of the most compelling young cartoonists working today. Julie was raised in France and lives in Montreal. She was kind enough to answer a … Continue reading
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Tagged CCS Alum, CCS Alumni, CCS Fellow, diary comic, Julie Delporte
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More 2012 MoCCA and Stumptown Books!
The books just keep a-rolling off the presses in White River Junction, Vermont, so here are some more sneak peeks of books to find this weekend at Stumptown in Portland and MoCCA in NYC! Nomi Kane (CCS ’11) will have … Continue reading
Annie Sullivan and the Trials of Helen Keller is OUT!
Joseph Lambert‘s book Annie Sullivan and the Trials of Helen Keller is out in the world this week and already receiving high praise from book reviewers and literary sources. The fifth book in the collaboration of The Center for Cartoon … Continue reading
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Tagged Annie Sullivan, Annie Sullivan and the Trials of Helen Keller, biography, CCS, CCS Alum, CCS Alumni, Center for Cartoon Studies, comic books, gn, Graphic Novels, Helen Keller, historical comics, history, Hyperion, Joseph Lambert, kid friendly comics, new releases
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Carol Thompson: Full House
Carol Thompson is a West Coast gal through-and-through. She packed all her bags in California to attend The Center for Cartoon Studies in 2009 and graduated in 2011. Then she packed up all her belongings in a rather fantastic ‘mailing … Continue reading