INTERVIEW: Kevin Huizenga revisits Glenn Ganges with The River at Night
And after six years of waiting, it is very well worth it!
INDIE VIEW: ‘The Hard Tomorrow’ is a sympathetic but complicated portrait of today
The Hard Tomorrow
By Eleanor Davis
Drawn and Quarterly
It’s easy to view the times we live in as apocalyptic even if you aren’t a religious believer. Climate change is, of course, the number one reason for...
INDIE VIEW: ‘Creation’ gives the full picture of gentrification in Hamilton, Ontario
Creation
By Sylvia Nickerson
Drawn & Quarterly
As a resident of Hamilton, Ontario, cartoonist Sylvia Nickerson hasn’t allowed herself to become entrenched solely in her own concerns, despite recent motherhood. She understands that the lives of the...
Lynda Barry named a recipient of the MacArthur Genius Grant
The graphic novelist and educator is one of 26 recipients.
INTERVIEW: Seth on CLYDE FANS, storytelling, memory and whether he actually owns a Clyde...
Seth looks back on 20 years of making Clyde Fans and what he's doing next.
REVIEW: Keum Suk Gendry-Kim’s GRASS sheds a humbling light on history
Gendry-Kim sheds a deeply personal light on the affects of war.
INDIE VIEW: ‘King of King Court’ celebrates the power of telling your own story
This dysfunctional family memoir is a triumph of resilience
INDIE VIEW: ‘Hot Comb’ tells masterful stories about hair and race
Hot Comb
By Ebony Flowers
Drawn and Quarterly
In Hot Comb, cartoonist Ebony Flowers ushers me into a world I have no experience with and probably will never, the world of African American hair styling. More importantly,...
SDCC ’19: Drawn and Quarterly announces new titles from Lisa Hanawalt & Adrian Tomine,...
D+Q's 2020 slate is jam-packed.
SDCC ’19: D+Q to bring debuts, previews, signings & more all weekend long
D+Q will be at booth #1629 Thursday-Sunday.
INDIE VIEW: Echoes of lost old worlds in ‘Rust Belt’ and ‘Yellow Yellow’
John Seven reviews 'Rust Belt' and 'Yellow Yellow'
INDIE VIEW: Taking stock of personal inventory manufactures a crippling void in ‘Clyde Fans’
John Seven reviews 'Clyde Fans'
