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COMICA 2008 Features Emmanuel Guibert

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November 12, 2008
Posted by: Gina Gagliano
Categories: News

GENE YANG in the New York Times Magazine FUNNY PAGES

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November 11, 2008
Posted by: Mark Siegel
Categories: News

Starting this week, Gene Yang's PRIME BABY appears in the New York Times Funny Pages!

JordanMechner.com launches!

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October 16, 2008
Posted by: Mark Siegel
Categories: News

Have a look-see! Jordan Mechner‘s fine website is open to visitors! Lots of good stuff to see, especially his Prince of Persia corner, filled with goodies on the games, the movie and, yes, the graphic novel.

A lovely review of Alan’s War in The Comics Reporter

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September 25, 2008
Posted by: Calista Brill
Categories: News

I’m happy to note that Emmanuel Guibert’s unconventional WWII biography Alan’s War has been generating a gratifying volume of smart, lively discussion, and this latest contribution is no exception: Alan Cope is a typical American soldier in that very little about what happened to him is as emblematic of a group experience as the media-driven, Read the Rest…

‘Colbert Report’ Writer Glenn Eichler Explains His Mysterious Graphic Novel ‘Stuffed’

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September 24, 2008
Posted by: Mark Siegel
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Nisha Gopalan writes at MTV.com about First Second’s 2009 title STUFFED by Glenn Eichler and Nick Bertozzi: The other day, comic illustrator Nick Bertozzi (”The Salon”) slyly leaked a few pages of “Stuffed,” his comics collaboration with “Colbert Report” writer, Glenn Eichler, on his LiveJournal. Here’s what we saw: a chubby, middle-aged, long-haired, bearded dude Read the Rest…

Eddie Campbell, classified a Category 4 Storm

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September 12, 2008
Posted by: Mark Siegel
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Links, links aplenty: “Campbell’s newest release, “The Amazing Remarkable Monsieur Leotard,” is a return to that greatness we should expect from him and First Second.”—Brick “Eddie Campbell’s metafictional romp, The Amazing, Remarkable Monsieur Leotard (First Second, $17), written in collaboration with Dan Best, isn’t a graphic novel so much as an overstuffed trunk spilling over Read the Rest…

A Jon Stewart gem

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September 7, 2008
Posted by: Mark Siegel
Categories: News

Ok so this blog isn’t typically a political forum, but this gem from the Daily Show is just too good not to share… Could this qualify Jon Stewart for a Pulitzer? And after this, back to work on our comics (the other kind)…

ALAN’S WAR profiled in Publisher’s Weekly

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September 7, 2008
Posted by: Mark Siegel
Categories: News

An exquisite piece from Kate Culkin in Publisher’s Weekly—can be read here.

SLOW STORM release party at ROCKETSHIP in Brooklyn!

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September 5, 2008
Posted by: Mark Siegel
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Tonight in Brooklyn! RELEASE PARTY for SLOW STORM with its author and artist Danica Novgorodoff at the world class ROCKETSHIP store!

THE LOST COLONY 3 PW REVIEW

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August 26, 2008
Posted by: Mark Siegel
Categories: News

The Lost Colony series generates fierce criticism and passionate praise. Publishers Weekly just posted a review for Book Three of Grady Klein‘s series, LAST RIGHTS. The Lost Colony 3: Last Rights Grady Klein. Roaring Brook/First Second, $18.95 paper (160p) ISBN 978-1-59643-099-0 Like some fairy tale take on the Old South, peopled with fantastic characters and Read the Rest…

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