Oz and Ends

Musings about some of my favorite fantasy literature for young readers, comics old and new, the peculiar publishing industry, the future of books, kids today, and the writing process.

30 June 2007

Oz through the Comics, Comics through Oz

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At the end of Oz and Ends's first COMICS WEEK, I'm circling back to Oz. It might be possible to track every major thread of American...
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29 June 2007

Look Out, Everyone!

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Hours of fun may be found at Mister Kitty's Stupid Comics . The panel above, for instance, comes from 1989's Guardians of Justice ...
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28 June 2007

The Great Canadian Graphic Novel

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My comments yesterday about the minority of comic strips that have their characters age reminded me that for months I've been meaning to...
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27 June 2007

Hobbesian Philosophizing

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From Philip Sandifer's "When Real Things Happen to Imaginary Tigers," in InterText : Let us begin more simply – with a straig...
26 June 2007

Divided by a Common Language While Clubbing

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Clubbing , by Andi Watson and Josh Howard, is a Minx graphic novel published in the US but set in rural England. (See yesterday's postin...
25 June 2007

Passing On Re-Gifters

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For reasons as untraceable as a mistake in a sodoku puzzle, I find myself on the mailing list for Minx , DC Comics's imprint for graphic...
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24 June 2007

Graphic Novels, Some More Graphic Than Others

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This will be COMICS WEEK at Oz and Ends since I’ve built up a bunch of thoughts on that topic and have nowhere else to put them. To start, h...
23 June 2007

The Stormbreaker Contrivance

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Yesterday I wrote about a passage in Lionboy: The Chase that impressed me as a good example of how authors can plant information and occas...
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22 June 2007

He Wondered If He Would Ever See Julius Again

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On page 124 of Lionboy: The Chase , Zizou Corder inserts what seems at first glance to be an extraneous paragraph. Young hero Charlie Ashant...
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21 June 2007

Divided by a Common Language Into the Wild

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Usually I use the "Divided by a Common Language" heading to discuss difference between American and British English. But there are...
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