The exhaustive, engrossing cover interview with Phoebe Gloeckner, author of the tear-down-the-sky brilliant books A Child's Life and Diary of a Teenage Girl, is not one to miss. With a fascinating Gloeckner essay by Donald Phelps.  Product Details...
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New format! New content! Featuring Alex Toth, with an examination of his life and work, critical essays, an interview, and 30 pages of rare comics. And pre-election 2004 interviews with acidic editorial cartoonists Steve Bell and Steve Brodner.  Product Details...
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An in-depth, career-spanning interview with Ed Brubaker, from his early days as an indie cartoonist to his work for DC Comics. Also, a critical roundtable on Cerebus and a feature on the early college cartoon work of Hugh Hefner.  Product Details...
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A cover interview with Ivan Brunetti, known for his caustic, scabrous, and self-lacerating comic Schizo. Patrick Rosenkranz's Rebel Visions comes under the knife by the underground cartoonists covered in the book itself!  Product Details...
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Our tribute to Shrek creator William Steig includes essays, short tributes from his peers, and a gallery. Plus an interview with Eric Shanower, a color reprint of Garret Price's White Boy, and a profile of Chris Reynolds by Seth!  Product Details...
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A conversation with indy-comics superstar Craig Thompson: from his early days to Blankets and beyond! Also, a freewheeling talk with Bob Burden, an examination of Hergé, a reprint of rare, archival comic strips, and more.  Product Details...
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This issue explores the phenomenon of shoujo manga in an interview with genre pioneer Moto Hagio, an essay on historical influences, the first-ever English translation of Hagio's seminal short story "Hanshin," and other essays and reviews.  Product Details...
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Our interview with Jessica Abel traces her career from minicomics to major book deal. Also: talks with Mark Bodé and Lalo Alcaraz; an examination of classic Chinese tales translated into comics; vintage Nell Brinkley cartoons; and modern copyright law.  Product Details...
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This issue, Gary Groth interviews Batman co-creator Jerry Robinson, Tom Spurgeon talks to Renee French, Rich Kreiner examines the work of Brian Michael Bendis, and rare, pre-Popeye Thimble Theater dailies by E.C. Segar!  Product Details...
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A freewheeling interview with cartoonist Eddie Campbell (Alec, Bacchus, From Hell); Junko Mizuno, whose super-cute cartoon girls and animals mask a mix of sex, drugs and violence; features on Charlotte Salomon and Art Young.  Product Details...
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Mike Ploog discusses Ghost Rider, Man-Thing, and "Weirdworld," CrossGen, and much more. Also: Sophie Crumb discusses everything from homelessness to escaping the shadow of her famous father; and a rare sequence of Barney Google strips.  Product Details...
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We engage Epileptic author David B. in a wide-ranging discussion on life, art and cartooning. Plus: The Journal's roster of critics analyze the best comics and graphic novels of 2005, from Winsor McCay to Hank Ketcham to Chris Ware.  Product Details...
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A long-overdue interview with Terry Moore, the cartoonist behind Strangers in Paradise! Also: a career-spanning talk with Silver Age writer Bob Haney; the 25th anniversary of World War 3 Illustrated; rare works from B. Krigstein.  Product Details...
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TCJ celebrates its 30th year with a concise history of the comic-book marketplace and a host of pros (Menu, Onstad, Staros, Schutz etc.) discussing the future of the medium. Plus an interview with R. Kikuo Johnson, It Rhymes with Lust, more!  Product Details...
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Interviews with two prominent DC writers: Bill Willingham (Fables) and part 2 of Bob Haney (Teen Titans, Metamorpho). Plus rare 1940s comics by "Little Brown Jug" animator Orestes Calpini and Jeet Heer on Guy Davenport.  Product Details...
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In a far-ranging (and amply illustrated) interview, Joost Swarte talks about Hergé, storytelling, current projects, and much more. Johnny Ryan dumps a load of his trademark irreverence. Plus one of our amazing comic sections and lots more.  Product Details...
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Hey kids, sex and violence! Gary Groth interviews barbarian-babe artist Frank Thorne. Our comics section features "All True Crime Stories" from Comics Code inspiration Crime Does Not Pay. Plus, an interview with Carla Speed McNeil.  Product Details...
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Our Year in Review issue includes feature interviews with gekiga pioneer Yoshihiro Tatsumi and Lost Girls artist Melinda Gebbie, a passel of short interviews, 50 pages of comic strips by George Swanson, and much more!  Product Details...
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Alison Bechdel (Fun Home) delves into life, death, her work and the banning of her book. Also: an interview with Golden Age cartoonist Fred Guardineer. Our color comics section features Get Lost, The Comic Designed to Send You.  Product Details...
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Lewis Trondheim talks about Donjon, his autobio comics, McConey and his "retirement." Dan Nadel queries art-comics creator David Sandlin. Our color comics section turns up a 1950 comics adaptation of The Thirty-Nine Steps.  Product Details...
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