Ganges #4 by Kevin H.: modest and cerebral. The Nicholson Baker of comics? That might mean something to someone somewhere.
Sunday, December 11, 2011
Friday, December 9, 2011
ST OP!
Artistically competent, mostly harmless, and occasionally insightful. I stayed away from these Paul books because of their titles: Paul Goes to the Store or whatever. But I was in the right mood for the one where he moves out.
Sunday, December 4, 2011
'11, pt 2
I won't mention that I keep stumbling upon this new genre of comics about teaching comics. Woof. But this Brunetti piece, "Mr. Peach," is one smart single page. Nothing like breaking up a New Yorker with colorful despair. You can use despair wisely instead of isolating it in foolproof packages.
Labels:
2011,
Ivan Brunetti,
new yorker,
teaching comics
Shoes wisely
Mostly unfortunate that Bob Mankoff's perfect cartoon (by Chon Day) is about killing a wife. Poe lives on. I appreciate Mankoff's reading of the black shoes, but boy the shame.
Saturday, December 3, 2011
'11, pt 1
Slowly letting trickle out the year's neat list.
Finder: Voice by Carla Speed McNeil. The book plays with iconography in fun ways, and precariously walks the line between parsimony and difficulty.
Wednesday, November 30, 2011
Saturday, November 26, 2011
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