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glavo lilio @glavilio.bsky.social · 30/09/2026

this is my favorite post ever

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robin @squarehead333.bsky.social · 30/12/2024

Also just remembered this great, unfortunately true Bolaño quote about Márquez

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Thomas Ragon @thomasragon.bsky.social · 22/09/2026

Alexander Andreïevitch Livanov

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robin @squarehead333.bsky.social · 21/09/2026

They're calling it the least appealing vinted listing of all time

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Fran López @franniferlopez.bsky.social · 21/09/2026

A Carlos Alonso llegué cuando empecé a sospechar que Fontanarrosa lo mezclaba con Pratt. (Qué secuencia de nombres, eh)

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Patricia Taxxon @patriciataxxon.bsky.social · 21/09/2026

and again, "saying so many words for vanishingly little semantic meaning" SOUNDS like something a bad writer does, but like, no they don't. bad writers waste time defining words and giving unnecessary backstory, which is different

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Patricia Taxxon @patriciataxxon.bsky.social · 16/09/2026

i do not care even a little abt whether people have experienced enough pain to legitimize their art, i care about the voice of the author and automating portions of the process means that voice is compromised

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Brian Nicholson @briannicholson.bsky.social · 14/09/2026

If you are at all interested in Providence, Fort Thunder, the intersection of fine art and comics, beautiful drawings, urban exploration, or boats, I hope you'll read this, the piece I've done for The Comics Journal I am most proud of and excited about. Contains large images, best read on desktop

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Marie Lorenz: Nautical Milemarker - The Comics Journal

Brian Nicholson tracked down and talked to one of the lesser-known Paper Rodeo contributors about comics, sculpture, water and exploration.

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Michael DeForge @michaeldeforge.bsky.social · 10/09/2026

poster for Tsui Hark's Don't Play With Fire aka Dangerous Encounters Of The First Kind

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robin @squarehead333.bsky.social · 11/09/2026

I watched Park Chan-Wook's miniseries The Sympathizer. Then I watched Fernando Meirelles and Marc Munden's The Sympathizer, which I enjoyed less. Thought it was pretty good overall, though, especially at the points it felt least like an NYT bestseller. Would recommend

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gothic göre @britneyspheres.bsky.social · 07/09/2026

Antonin Pelc Engelbert Dollfuss suppressed socialism (Der Simplicissimus, 1934)

A black tank hovering over smashed gray people bleeding pink next to black barricades on the ground, all happening in front of a pink background

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Thomas Ragon @thomasragon.bsky.social · 07/09/2026

J. Carlos (José Carlos, 1884-1950)

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robin @squarehead333.bsky.social · 11/09/2025

Tom Herpich 2018

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Brian Nicholson @briannicholson.bsky.social · 05/09/2026

Lale Westvind scuptures from her show Deeforma which opened at Space 1026 tonight

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Andrew White @whitecomics.bsky.social · 31/08/2026

I translated a Louka Butzbach strip in Death Spark 3!

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J Bogart @jonathanbogart.net · 29/08/2026

the thing that’s hardest to communicate about Jack Kirby is that if he had never produced anything after 1955 he would still be one of the all-time greatest and most important US comic book artists, as if Louis Jordan had transformed into James Brown halfway through his career.

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robin @squarehead333.bsky.social · 28/08/2026

Not huge on the new Westside Cowboy but glad they're garnering more attention with its release

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Hagai Palevsky (he/him) @dialhforhagai.bsky.social · 24/08/2026

BIG KIDS is maybe The graphic novel of 21st century Anglocomics thus far tbh

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Thomas Ragon @thomasragon.bsky.social · 24/08/2026

Vladimir Mikhaïlovitch Konachevitch (1888-1963)

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J Bogart @jonathanbogart.net · 19/08/2026

going to go ahead and post this (short) comic in full, because it's worth seeing. you don't really need to be able to read portuguese to get it, but i've put translations in the alt text anyway

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J Bogart @jonathanbogart.net · 23/08/2026

Antoni Calonge (Spain), "La ciudad lavable" in El Víbora, 1984 (Spain)

A duotone comics page in black, shades of orange, and white, showing a twelve-panel grid of disconnected urban imagery, circling around the theme of a subway journey but interrupted by shots of apartment hallways or individual faces, with no figure appearing more than once. The art style is caricatured and expressionistic, with something of Harvey Kurtzman's loose gestural figure-making and something of Liberatore's meticulous finishes.

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Rico Charges @nochorus.bsky.social · 22/08/2026

Thriller #2 - Story: Robert Loren Fleming / Art: Trevor Von Eeden

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Rico Charges @nochorus.bsky.social · 22/08/2026

2000AD Prog 620 - Strontium Dog - Art: Simon Harrison/ Script: Alan Grant

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Hagai Palevsky (he/him) @dialhforhagai.bsky.social · 20/08/2026

Widely celebrated at the time of its original release, Yoshihiro Tatsumi’s manga memoir A DRIFTING LIFE is a plodding, perplexing affair that not only refuses to contextualize the rest of Tatsumi’s body of work but feels like it belongs to a different corpus altogether. My latest, for TCJ:

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R&R: Yoshihiro Tatsumi, adrift - The Comics Journal

Hagai Palevsky revisits and reconsiders Tatsumi's memoir A Drifiting Life.

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J Bogart @jonathanbogart.net · 19/08/2026

Luiz Gê (Brazil), "Entradas e Bandeiras" in Chiclete com Banana, 1985 (Brazil)

A black-and-white comics page, showing giant statues of naked indigenous figures, led by a horseman and dragging massive stoneworks, making their way across a street while a car waits.The art style is solid and architectural in a near-brutalist fashion, with odd angles but a dispassionate distance.

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robin @squarehead333.bsky.social · 19/08/2026

I finished the Lanterns pilot thinking it was technically impressive and somewhat compelling but just a bit.. off. Then I saw Tom King's name on my screen.

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Andrew White @whitecomics.bsky.social · 19/08/2026

Under False Pretense (2023). A “biography” of Italo Calvino that adapts with varying degrees of fidelity twelve stories or books from his bibliography. It contains almost no biographical information. whitecomics.co/calvino/

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J Bogart @jonathanbogart.net · 18/08/2026

Frank Salvatini & Alex Niño (USA/Philippines), "Hole in the Head" in Creepy, 1979 (USA)

A black-and-white comics page, yellowed with age. A psychiatric patient is given a sedative by a doctor, who removes his glasses to reveal that he is a monster like those who have been troubling his dreams. The borders of the panels resemble the bars of a prison cage, and the overall effect is extremely psychedelic.

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Thomas Ragon @thomasragon.bsky.social · 18/08/2026

Adolf Born (1930-2016), Sherlock Holmes comics adaptation, 1971/1972

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robin @squarehead333.bsky.social · 18/08/2026

SHE ASKIN WHO WE BE AND I TOLD HER WE THE SOUND 🗣🔊 I CALLED UP MY ACCOUNTANT AND I SAID I NEED IT NOW ‼️‼️ youtu.be/ek6dQ9IGOvQ?...

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YT - Black & Tan ft. Lancey Foux

YouTube video by LAUZZA

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robin @squarehead333.bsky.social · 18/08/2026

Every panel here is so exquisitely composed

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J Bogart @jonathanbogart.net · 18/08/2026

Hanco Kolk (Netherlands), Meccano v1: Beauregard, 1992 (Netherlands)

A comics page with two small panels at the top and one huge panel at the bottom, showing a photographer in a tuxedo looking disapprovingly at the rowdy behavior surrounding him in a nightclub. The art style is wildly cartoony, even approaching Cubism in the way that the midcentury UPA aesthetic did, although the subject matter is extremely adult, including nudity, sex, drug use, violence, and death. The coloring is flat slabs of color applied over each other, also very Cubist, in shades of yellow, orange, and red.

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J Bogart @jonathanbogart.net · 18/08/2026

Miguel Paiva (Brazil), Le terrible avventure di Donna X in Alter Alter, 1978 (Italy)

A full-page panel showing a savage battle in loosely-sketched black and white, over top of which a woman in a loincloth and flowy headscarf runs toward a man in glasses and a safari outfit; just as they reach each other, he is shot, and dies in her arms. The art style is faux-naive, with much greater care spent on composition than on anatomy or rendering.

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Hagai Palevsky (he/him) @dialhforhagai.bsky.social · 16/08/2026

ZANARDI, Andrea Pazienza

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robin @squarehead333.bsky.social · 15/08/2026

Q-Tip has a top 5 voice ever I think youtu.be/fAHANrrL5Hs?...

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Poetry

YouTube video by The RH Factor - Topic

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robin @squarehead333.bsky.social · 15/08/2026

Excited to give the new Len a listen tomorrow youtube.com/watch?v=B5UC...

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FEELNuNN

YouTube video by Len - Topic

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Andrew White @whitecomics.bsky.social · 14/08/2026

What a depressing situation it would be if no “comics journalism” outlet could encourage let alone pay someone to closely read two books and related sources. What if we had to rely on a single person who happened to become interested in doing this. Just a hypothetical!

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