Mome

Mome (mõm), n. Archaic, a fool; blockhead. Mome is a quarterly anthology showcasing the best new talent of this decade's rising cartoon generation, alongside work from some of North America and Europe's most respected creators. Anchored by an ever-evolving core roster of contributors, the series sports gorgeous design conceived (and executed through Vol. 9) by Jordan Crane. Many volumes also feature an interview with one of the Mome contributors.

"Mome helps me stay on top of the coolest cartoonists in the industry... it's well worth the subscription." – Whitney Matheson, USA Today Pop Candy

"For fresh talent in comics, you have to go to the anthologies and there's none better at the moment than Mome." – Roger Sabin, The Observer

"If the world of alt-comics feels appealing but intimidatingly vast (what doesn’t these days), Mome is the perfect place to start. ... An anthology is only as good as the sensibilities of those who compile it, of course, so it’s worth noting that a subscription of Mome equals four issues per year of work culled from the depths by an outfit that not only has keen vision in such matters, but also a stake in finding the very best. What’s not to trust?" – Molly Young, We Love You So

Named one of the top 10 "Comics Archives and Anthologies of the Decade" (2000-2009) by Omnivoracious (Amazon.com)

2007 Harvey Award nominee: Best Anthology
2008 Eisner Award nominee: Best Anthology
2009 Harvey Award nominee: Best Anthology