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Barry Windsor-Smith:Comics Registered Genius
Would you fly to New York aged 19, with no money or job, hoping to break into Marvel Comics? More...
Posted: July 2, 2006
PG Tips No. 3:Paul Gravett's Recommended Reading
Paul Gravett reviews more books of and about comics from his recommended reading list. More...
Posted: June 25, 2006
Matt Broersma:We're Not In Texas Anymore
He is weaving together quirky dreams, unresolved intrigues and striking atmospheric landscapes. More...
Posted: June 18, 2006
Rob Dunlop & Peter Lumby:Tozzer
Tozzer has more gags per second than a supermodel in a restaurant toilet. More...
Posted: June 11, 2006
Andrzej Klimowski:Unlocking The Secret
He questions the act of looking, being looked at, the perception of characters, narrator and reader. More...
Posted: June 4, 2006
PG Tips No. 2:Paul Gravett's Recommended Reading
Paul Gravett reviews books of and about comics from his recommended reading list. More...
Posted: May 28, 2006
Ron Regé Jr:Cute Brut
Slow down when you read his pictures and ornately lettered words and they will leave you awakened. More...
Posted: May 21, 2006
Frank Miller:It's Miller Time
He subverts the superheroes into a satire of political corruption, flabby liberalism and media babble. More...
Posted: May 14, 2006
Escape Magazine:The Great Escape Twenty Years On
Paul Gravett re-assesses the legacy of Escape, the 1980s comics anthology magazine. More...
Posted: May 7, 2006
Classics Illustrated:A Cultural History
After food, clothing, shelter and companionship, our other primal need will always be for classic good stories. More...
Posted: April 30, 2006
Manga:An Introduction
The flood of translated manga is only the tiniest toenail clipping of the big, scary Godzilla that is manga. More...
Posted: April 23, 2006
Dupuy & Berberian:A Double-Barrelled Partnership
The collaboration between Dupuy and Berberian has become a third person, with the sum greater than the parts. More...
Posted: April 16, 2006
Jill Thompson:A Walk On The Fright Side
With writing and ideas that crackle with invention, don't wait for Halloween to fall under Scary Godmother's spell. More...
Posted: April 9, 2006
British Comics:New Brits On The Block - Part 2
Six recent Brit books prove that the UK still has a vibrant comics scene. More...
Posted: April 2, 2006
British Comics:New Brits On The Block - Part 1
There are encouraging signs of UK publishers setting up and renewed interest from major publishers. More...
Posted: March 26, 2006
Curt Swan:A Superman Walked Among Us
Under his sensitive pencil, Superman won not just our awe and admiration, but our affection and sympathy. More...
Posted: March 19, 2006
PG Tips No. 1:Paul Gravett's Recommended Reading
In the first of a regular series of articles, Paul Gravett reviews comics from his recommended reading list. More...
Posted: March 12, 2006
François Boucq:Read Any Good Boucq's Lately?
People are frequently not what they seem in his unnerving skewed observations. More...
Posted: March 5, 2006
Angoulême 2006:The International BD Festival
Paul Gravett reports on the four-day feast of global comics culture like no other. More...
Posted: February 26, 2006
Carla Speed McNeil:Finders Keepers
With Finder, she is creating some of the most sophisticated and satisfying science fiction in comics. More...
Posted: February 19, 2006
Nabiel Kanan:The Birthday Riots
With xenophobia and racial prejudice percolating across Europe, The Birthday Riots is all the more relevant. More...
Posted: February 12, 2006
Lewis Trondheim:Angoulême Grand Prix Winner 2006
Winner of the highest honour at the 2006 French BD Festival, he remains defiantly spontaneous and prolific. More...
Posted: February 5, 2006
Paul Pope:Pulp Hope
He is creating 21st century comics that can reach and speak to people everywhere. More...
Posted: January 29, 2006
Mike Mignola:To Hellboy & Back Again
A bright red child with cloven hooves, sawn-off horns, forked tail can only be called Hellboy. More...
Posted: January 22, 2006
Hergé & Tintin:Discover A World Of Tintinology
No comic creator or character has inspired so many books to be written as these two Belgian institutions. More...
Posted: January 15, 2006
