A recent posthumous perusal (okay, more like a skim-though) of the work of the late pugilistic author Jim Goad (an activity I most assuredly

1. We had some rare irl new arrivals in the mail this last month , including the newest (and possibly last?) issue of Robin Bougie's Gutte...

It's been a good few years since I did a "Kirby Week" here, and with the King's birthday rapidly approaching on August 28th, I figure, what

Let’s keep on rolling and look at another of my absolute, all-time favorite stories The King ever did. This time up : the two-part saga of “Panama Fattie” from Our Fighting Forces numbers 157…

It's been a good few years since I did a "Kirby Week" here, and with the King's birthday rapidly approaching on August 28th, I figure, what

16 black and white 8.5x11 pages plus multi color screen printed covers. Limited numbered edition of 100. A couple old friends meet up for a thrift store shopping & smoking afternoon and wind up with m...

Those familiar with Fred Noland by way of more recent efforts such as 2023's autobiographical vignette collection STEADY ROLLIN', or his bri

It seems like only yesterday (and when I say that, I mean it literally) that our site's good friend Coln Blanchette was telling me that, yea

Broken frontier's Lindsay Pereira reviews the newest comic from Lily Thu Fierro and Generoso Fierro - 'The Interpretant'.

You can, of course, just stand there. Or sit there. Whatever you wish. The world's moving fast --- many argue TOO fast --- and doubtless we

One of the most original and influential figures in alternative comics, Jerry Moriarty, passed away on March 25, 2026, at the age of 88. Describing himself as a "paintoonist," Moriarty was widely regarded as a pioneer who treated comics not simply as sequential storytelling but as an art form where painting, memory, and visual poetry could coexist. Although he deliberately stayed outside the mainstream throughout his career, his work profoundly influenced generations of cartoonists, illustrators, and graphic novelists.

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Her dense, obsessive pages read like a manifesto, announcing the arrival of a remarkable new voice in comics.

Comic Review : MEDIUM By Rae Whitlock (Comics Blogger Books, 2026) by Ryan C.'s Four Color Apocalypse on Patreon. Join Ryan C.'s Four Color Apocalypse's community for exclusive content and updates.

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Comic Review : HELHOL #s 1 & 2 By Jack Mulkern (Bloody Gore Comix, 2018-2025) by Ryan C.'s Four Color Apocalypse on Patreon. Join Ryan C.'s Four Color Apocalypse's community for exclusive content and ...

In this interview from TCJ #189, Frank Stack talks about working with Harvey Pekar and Gilbert Shelton, Foolbert Funnies, the New Adventures of Jesus and more.

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We asked our contributors what they thought were the best comics of 2025 were. Here's what they said.

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