Tuesday, April 26, 2005
ODDS & ENDS
• There seems to be some question about whether or not Caption, the long-running UK small press convention, will continue. The good news is this summer's show is a go. Here's more at BugPowder. • Nicole Lee's APE 2005 report. • " A new twist on an old myth" by Nina Paley [ thanks to Drawn ] • I haven't looked too closely yet but you might want to take a gander at Comic Foundry. • A new issue of Arthur is out with comics by Ben Katchor, David Lasky, Vanessa Davis, Josh Miles, Chris Wright and Becky Stark & Ron Rege.
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Monday, April 18, 2005
VIRTUAL VISITS TO COMICS FESTIVALS
Hey, comics festival pictures are starting to trickle in! SPACE: photos at Wasp Comics (click the link under "space 2005") photos from Jeff ManleyAPE: photos at Exhibit A Pressphotos from Jeff Masonphotos from Nicole Lee
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Thursday, April 14, 2005
ODDS & ENDS
• The Alternative Press Expo happened this past weekend. Here are some photos from Brian Musikoff and courtneyp. If you know of others, please forward links to me. • FYI: The current issue of kid rag Nickelodeon Magazine (April) contains gag cartoons by Evan Dorkin/Sarah Dyer, Johnny Ryan, Bob Vojtko, Martin Cendreda, Gary Fields, Steven Weissman, Hilary Barta and others, plus more art/comics by Kurt Wolfgang, Gahan Wilson, Souther Salazar, Ivan Brunetti, Roger Langridge, William Van Horn, Gary Baseman, Mark Zingarelli, Glenn Head, Sara Varon and others. Buy it for the kids in your life.
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Tuesday, April 12, 2005
ODDS & ENDS
• Roger Langridge's Fred the Clown has been nominated for a Reuben Award by the National Cartoonists Society. [ Thanks to Eric Reynolds ] • Peter Bagge was interviewed over at Suicide Girls. • The Silent Army crew teaches comics to high school students. [ Thanks to comicslifestyle.com ] • From Matt Dembicki: "The next meeting of the D.C. Conspiracy is Sunday, May 1, 2005, at 5:30 p.m. at Dr. Dremo's Brewhouse in Arlington, Virginia. All are welcome!"
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NEW ONE FROM PORTUGAL
 Associação Chili Com Carne is proud to announce the 4th volume of its book collection. The new title, Do acidente e da culinária [“Of Accident and Culinary”], is João Cabaço’s 2002/2004 sketchbooks best-of selected by the artist himself and Chili Com Carne editor Marcos Farrajota. The book is 64 pages of pure talent and strangeness freestyle drawing. Associação Chili Com Carne
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CAMBODIAN ART SCHOOL IN NEED OF ASSISTANCE
A note from John Weeks: Just a quick note - the only school that regularly teaches comics in Cambodia, Phare Art School, has been damaged in an explosion. Mercifully, no one from the school was hurt, but they and the surrounding village need help. About 250 villagers are without homes, and they need to repair the roofs of the school buildings. Please pass the word on, we're doing our best on the ground. More at Comics LifestyleThe Associated Press story is here.
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Wednesday, April 06, 2005
ODDS & ENDS
• Raina Telgemeier has announced that she's taking a break from her "Smile" story currently serialized at Girlamatic.com so she can concentrate on her graphic novel adaptation of Ann M. Martin's The Babysitter's Club for Scholastic's Graphix line. • For all of you Floridians, Alternative Comics publisher Jeff Mason was profiled in the print edition of the April/May issue of Gainesville Magazine. • New books from Top Shelf: Jeffrey Brown's Minisulk, Max Estes' Hello, Again, Dan James' Mosquito, Steve Lafler's Scalawag and Andy Runton's Owly: Just a Little Blue. • New books from Sparkplug: Jeff LeVine's Watching Days Become Years #2 and Dylan Williams' Reporter #5. • Have you ever checked out Hot Iron Press? They've got a pretty good-looking catalog.
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SPACE 2005 poster by Tom Williams April 16, Columbus, Ohio
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