26 February 2012

Flashback from Star Spangled Comics, #93

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It’s always good to find a friend who shares your idea of fun.
24 February 2012

Amnesia as a Sign of OIP Derangement Syndrome

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This week’s case study in OIP Derangement Syndrome is Rudy Giuliani. A year ago, he was trying to present himself one last time as a viable...
23 February 2012

“Comics and Society” in Cambridge, 23 Feb.–22 Apr.

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Some friends from the Boston Comics Roundtable are exhibiting their work at the Riverside Gallery in Cambridge starting today. E. J. Barne...
21 February 2012

Pictures Worth About 40,000 Words

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Last week David Maxine at Hungry Tiger Talk shared the thrilling cover of the German edition of Bridge to Yesterday , by E. L. Arch (occasi...
19 February 2012

The Paradoxes of Stephanie Brown’s Story

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Stephanie Brown’s biggest fans appear to have two big beefs with DC Comics: That her tenure as Robin in 2004 was planned from the start to...
18 February 2012

Apparently It’s Art

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The New England Journal of Aesthetic Research has listed the art edition of  Hellbound 2 , a horror-comics anthology produced by Riverbird ...
17 February 2012

Snopes.com Documents OIP Derangement Syndrome

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In April 2010, I analyzed the patterns at Snopes.com on internet rumors about recent American Presidents and presidential candidates. That ...
16 February 2012

3G, IEPs, ADHD, and Fangbone

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When young prehistoric warrior Fangbone reaches “our world” in Michael Rex ’s Fangbone: Third-Grade Barbarian , he tries to blend in with o...
15 February 2012

Fangbone Through the Portal of Time

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Fangbone: Third-Grade Barbarian is a new book-length comic for middle-grade readers by Michael Rex. It’s a story about believing in yoursel...
14 February 2012

A Shelf with a Row of Little Green Books

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At The Fox is Black, several designers have produced Re-Covered Books , or new cover designs for The Wonderful Wizard of Oz . Here are four ...
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