Tag: R. Sikoryak

We talked with the legendary artist and comic satirist R. Sikoryak on their latest project Whaling Sketches, plus why MoCCA matters to him.

Gene Luen Yang, Sophie Yanow, Derf and more will be appearing.

R. Sikoryak's latest release is an unimpeachable look at America's founding document.

Feast your eyes on this array of 2019 CAB debut comics

§ Nice Art: Farel Dalrymple posted a promo image for his Patreon webcomics Proxima Centauri. He's also signing at Image Expo sooooooooo... § R. Sikoryak is doing a cartoonist diary at TCJ about his book...

Comixology Sunday! If you've never been introduced to Mike Mignola's sardonic demon, the Hellboy Sampler will do just that, All stories are written by Mignola, with art by him, Fabio Moon (below) and Cameron...

Recorded live in New York, it's More To Come, the weekly podcast of comics news, interviews and discussion with Calvin Reid, Kate Fitzsimons and The Beat’s own Heidi MacDonald! This week, the More to Come...

R. Sikoryak is the talented cartoonist behind a bevy of conceptual comics that use the strictures of a particular style -- say Charlie Brown and Peanuts, or Little Lulu -- to retell classics of...

By Adam McGovern One of the final panels of SPX 2013 was about fruitful points of departure. “Paying Tribute: Traditions of Style,” hosted by Joe McCulloch and featuring comics re-creators Ed Piskor, Jim Rugg, Tom...

Representing comics production in popular culture has long been missing a piece of the puzzle. We’ve had excellent documentaries about ground-breaking creators like Will Eisner, characters like Wonder Woman, and even explorations of rising...

A group of New York City inspired comics creators descended on the Soho Gallery for Digital Art on the 17th of April to discuss the good, the bad, and the strange elements of the...

About four times a year, noted cartoonist Robert Sikoryak (Masterpiece Comics) hosts Carousel: Cartoon Slide Shows and Other Projected Pictures. This is an event where artists and writers present their comics though a slide show while vocalizing the dialogue and narrative, sometimes incorporating music and sound design. For those in attendance, the resulting experience comes closer to watching a play than a movie or an animation. Sikoryak describes it as “a cross-pollination of theater and comics.”