Dream of the Rarebit Fiend, by Windsor McCay
Life Stories of Artists, Illustrators, and Cartoonists of Indiana
Selections from Edward Koren, Liza Donnelly, Zachary Kanin, and more.
Noel Sickles is the Man . Although he's primarly remembered as an illustrator and worked as a cartoonist for only a handful of years in th...
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The results of a worldwide competition are sharp, satirical – and even funny
The Koori History Website - Race, Aborigines & Australian Cartoonists
The fate of the Man of Steel's artisans.
What are characteristics of the typical University of Michigan and Ohio State fans? Mike Thompson and his pall Columbus Dispatch cartoonist Nate Beeler offer their takes ahead of tomorrow's game.
Saving Cartoonists from the Rocky Cliffs Below: A Marmaduke Misunderstanding on GoComics.com
The tragedy extends to the wine world.
We remember the lives of those artists who were killed at Charlie Hebdo by sharing their wine-themed cartoons. #JeSuisCharlie
Sketchbooks are used to plot and draft, but also to doodle and dream. So what’s wonderful about looking at _Comics Sketchbooks_, a collection of pages from over 80 comics artists, is not just seeing how roughs relate to finished work, but scribbling’s lack of self-consciousness. The revelations in sketchbooks can make the creator vulnerable – stripped bare of glossy finish, we can all look a bit rough – and it’s interesting in a book like this which pages the artists _chose_ to present. Some use their pages to practice, others to fantasise. Some show obsessive neatness, others get messy. The ones that show process are fascinating to follow, and their annotations are exciting to decipher. But the pleasure of this book mainly comes from the feeling that seeing cartoonists trawl faint blue pencil for the perfect line to ink is akin to being let in on a great secret.
National Cartoonists Society honors Russ Heath with the Milton Caniff Award
In attack on Charlie Hebdo in Paris, some of the most revered and controversial cartoonists in France were among the 12 people killed.
Posts about 2006 written by The New Yorker Covers
