Meanwhile, at Comics Alliance...

This year is First Second's tenth anniversary, and to note the occasion I interviewed a handful of First Second's finest about their time with the publisher for Comics Alliance . If for some …

Meanwhile, at Comics Alliance...

I interviewed Tim Hanley, author of Wonder Woman Unbound , about his new book, Investigating Lois Lane: The Turbulent History of The Daily Planet's Ace Reporter . It's a fascinating book abo…

Remember, "Bizarro" is a synonym for "awesome": A little on Advanced Dungeons & Dragons

The other day Comics Alliance 's most prolific writer, Chris Sims, covered the first story arc of DC's 1988-1991 Advanced Dungeons & Dragons comic in his regular feature, "Bizarro B…

These are the posters for this years Genghis Con:

Derf John G Amber Esner I will be exhibiting this year–my first show sitting behind a table!–selling these comics , if you would like to come by and criticize my poor art in person. For more informat…

A little more on the first couple of new Marvel Star Wars collections.

I reviewed the first two collections of Marvel's new ongoing Star Wars series, Star Wars and Star Wars: Darth Vader , for School Library Journal 's Good Comics For Kids blog. You can read …

I wrote about two Peanuts books that you might want to check out.

I wrote a bit about Snoopy Vs. The Red Baron , Fantagraphics' collection of Schulz's strips on that particular subject, for School Library Journal 's Good Comics For Kids blog. I wrote a…

The most exciting part of Robert Triptow's Class Photo (for me personally)

You guys all read Comics Alliance 's weekly column, "Best Comic Books Ever (This Week)"...right? That's the feature where various CA contributors all suggest some of the week's…

Meanwhile, at Good Comics For Kids...

Snoopy meets Hachiko... and Gojira! That's probably my favorite panel of Vicki Scott's new original graphic novel, Peanuts: It's Tokyo, Charlie Brown! , for the obvious reasons. A Snoopy…

Meanwhile, at Comics Alliance...

Here's a list of things I thought about while reading Benjamin Marra's Terror Assaulter: O.M.W.O.T. (One Man War On Terror) , in terms of things it reminded me of: Jack Kirby, G.I. Joe, Derf,…