Tag: Jillian Tamaki

The Canadian cousins discuss their recent historic wins

People are nuts. Really. But some are pretty awesome, too, and you will read about both kinds in this episode we like to call...KIBBLES 'n' BITS...

D&Q has just firmed up their Winter/Spring titles for 2015 and...well, it's going tobe another great year, in case all these previews we've been publishing haven't given you that idea yet. As if new books...

Another win for a graphic novel as Jillian Tamaki won canada's Governor General Award : for This One Summer in the Children's Literature Illustrations category. This is a prestigious Canadian literary award, and...

The Beat took pictures at CAB 2014! Some of them are Hipstamatic. Live with it. This was a good show, as usual. I came back with a bag full of books and immediately started...

As Summer 2014 starts to break onto the horizon, one of the first big launches of the year sees Mariko and Jillian Tamaki working together for a new graphic novel, This One Summer, published...

After spending a year chairing the Society of Illustrators' annual illustration show, Jillian Tamaki pens a rah rah intro for the annual, but I think she's right: Young illustrators, seemingly unfazed by the fact...

The Folio Society is a UK company that specializes in lovingly produced, high end print versions of classic books. They are pricey—current editions are $74.99 each—but lovely objects for the well appointed home. They...

Actually it's from Nobrow #7, but Jillian Tamaki's haunting Half-Life can be read in its entirety. I won't spoil it, but it is reminiscent of a classic 50s SF film...even if it does go in another, surprising direction at the end.

By Hannah Means-Shannon The Ignatz Awards are known for their quick-fire pace and sense of humor but that doesn’t mean they downplay the often very personal extremes indie comics creators face in pursuit of publication. ...

How on earth have we somehow never noticed Jillian Tamaki's webcomic SuperMutant Magic Academy? It's a bit of a dark look at the mutant/magic academy genre. You know, Ronald Searle for the Hunger Games generation. She's made a mini-comic with added strips, but it's already sold out. She assures us more is coming. More had better be.

This year's edition of the compendium is guest-edited by Alison Bechdel, with series editors Jessica Abel and Matt Madden.