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British Comics:A Cultural History
British comics is a vast landscape which any single volume would struggle to map out fully. More...
Posted: February 5, 2012
PG Previews:March 2012
Paul Gravett selects the most interesting comics, manga and graphic novels from the publisher advance listings. More...
Posted: January 31, 2012
Current Comics In The Middle East:No Laughing Matter
One measure of the freedom of expression in any society is how outspoken its cartoonists are allowed to be. More...
Posted: January 22, 2012
Zeina Abirached:A Game for Swallows
She is still haunted by her birthplace, Beirut, which is as much a character as a location in her graphic narratives. More...
Posted: January 15, 2012
Yoshihiro Tatsumi:The Man, The Manga, The Movie
An interview with Eric Khoo, director of the animated documentary Tatsumi, adapted from the dark manga. More...
Posted: January 8, 2012
Grzegorz Rosinski:Thorgal
With sales in the millions, it's a highly successful and original hybrid of adventure, mythology and science fiction. More...
Posted: January 1, 2012
PG Previews:February 2012
Paul Gravett selects the most interesting comics, manga and graphic novels from the publisher advance listings. More...
Posted: December 26, 2011
Joe Sacco:From Witness To Historian
How have his narrative techniques and personal motivations evolved in his reportage comics? More...
Posted: December 18, 2011
Shaun Tan:Strangers in Strange Lands
Fasten your wingnuts, you're in for a bumpy ride when you enter his weird and wondrous worlds. More...
Posted: December 11, 2011
PG Previews:January 2012
Paul Gravett selects the most interesting comics, manga and graphic novels from the publisher advance listings. More...
Posted: December 4, 2011
Art Spiegelman:MetaMaus
A guided tour through the layers of thinking, practice, references and emotions behind his enigmatic mask. More...
Posted: November 27, 2011
Charles Burns:Almost Inhuman
His is a black and white world, much more black than white, saturated with the darkness of the soul. More...
Posted: November 20, 2011
David B.:The Armour Of The Night
For him the ritual of drawing holds a special power through his life. More...
Posted: November 13, 2011
Savage Pencil & Chris Long:Battle Of The Eyes
The 1980s British 'ideologically insane' post-punk art-gang reforms as a duo. More...
Posted: November 7, 2011
PG Previews:December 2011
Paul Gravett selects the most interesting comics, manga and graphic novels from the publisher advance listings. More...
Posted: October 30, 2011
Dr. Chris Murray:Comics Studies In The UK
From festivals to the first MLitt, Dundee is at the heart of the progress of comics within the UK educational field. More...
Posted: October 23, 2011
Neal Fox & Les Coleman:How To Make It In The Art Business
Their caricatures skewer celebrities, the gigantism of puffed-up public art, inflated egos and budgets. More...
Posted: October 16, 2011
Great British Comics Now:21st Century Comics
Despite some rumours to the contrary, British comics are enjoying rude health and vital diversity. More...
Posted: October 9, 2011
Dave Gibbons:Visions Of The Future
An interview with the Watchmen co-creator & star guest at BD & Comics Passion this weekend. More...
Posted: October 4, 2011
1001 Comics:You Must Read Before You Die
Paul Gravett explains the motivation behind his gigantic new 960-page guide to comics. More...
Posted: October 1, 2011
PG Previews:November 2011
Paul Gravett selects the most interesting comics, manga and graphic novels from the publisher advance listings. More...
Posted: September 25, 2011
Reinhard Kleist:Cuba & Castro
Asked by his publishers to visit any country he liked to create an illustrated travelogue, Kleist chose Cuba. More...
Posted: September 17, 2011
9/11:The Past & The Future
Joe Sacco and David B address the issues raised by the terrorist attacks on America. More...
Posted: September 11, 2011
PG Tips No. 35:In Times of Love and War
Moments become transfixed in memory, freeze-framed like a panel in a comic, always there to return to. More...
Posted: September 4, 2011
Anthony Earnshaw:The Imp of Surrealism
The Wokker strip has lost none of its essentially Northern English absurdist delirium. More...
Posted: August 28, 2011
