Tag: Brecht Evens
Kibbles ‘n’ Bits: 9/2/21: People just won’t stop writing about comics
Silver Sprocket responds to controversy, a directory of newsletters and the most surprising celebrity comic yet.
Angoulême Day 3 – Meet all the Angoulême Festival Prize Winners of 2019
Our reporter at Angoulême continues his account of this year's festival.
A year of free comics: Brecht Evens’ Idulfania will make you want to learn...
Brecht Evens' Panther (published in the US by D&Q) was a sleeper for many of the year's best of lists. The story of a girl whose imaginary friend turns imaginary fiend touches on many...
Interview: Belgian Cartoonist Brecht Evens Invokes Fear In a Handful of Colors with PANTHER
Over the past few years, cartoonist Brecht Evens has become one of the great Belgian imports thanks to books like The Wrong Place and The Making Of. Evens has a fascinating eye for color,...
Review: Brecht Evens and the complications of growing up
Unfolding like a children’s book gone horribly wrong, Brecht Evens’ Panther begins with the death of Christine’s cat and the appearance what might be an imaginary friend designed to take its place and ease...
Cherry-picking the Eisner nominations: 5 comics you NEED
Okay, I put my hand up: I feel inordinately and stupidly pleased when comics I've loved and enjoyed are nominated for awards, particularly those that have been overlooked in coverage or recognition. Sometimes I...
