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From WildStorm to Act 4: An interview with ‘Artist Edition’ mastermind Scott Dunbier
Photo provided courtesy of Scott Dunbier.

The first time you would have seen Scott Dunbier’s name in the comics press (assuming you’re the sort of person who reads such things), it would have been in the form of a paid a...


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Spring Will Be A Harvest Time — This Week’s Links

A quiet end to February, as the spring and summer convention seasons wait in the wings for the annual deluge of publication announcements and associated folderol, however, in the meantime, alongside this week’s links, below, there are leaves starting to bud on the trees outside, so the relative quiet should be enjoyed while it still lasts.

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Photographic Memory: William Henry Jackson and The American West
page from Photographic Memory: William Henry Jackson and the American West by Bill Griffith

Like Charles Schulz, Will Eisner, or Jules Feiffer before him, the idea of retirement never seems to have occurred to Bill Griffith. At the age of 82, he continues to work on the daily Zippy strip, which remains as fresh and unique as ever after more than four decades, and has s...


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The Empty Table Revolution: How Angoulême’s Cancellation Proved the Girlcott’s Power
Angoulême in the distance, photograph by Lionel Allorge

The comics world held its breath as hundreds of artists, authors and even some publishers threatened to boycott the 2026 Angoulême International Comics Festival—Europe's premier comics gathering. The threat was stark: hundreds of empty signing tables, vacant panels, a festival stripped of its creators. The professionals’...


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Traced identities: Hisashi Eguchi and the crisis of the Tokyo Pop image

In the autumn of 2025, Japanese illustrator and manga artist Hisashi Eguchi was accused of tracing a photograph of a woman without her consent for a public promotional image. The image was withdrawn, corporate collaborations were suspended, and the dispute was eventually res...


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