Click here to read an in-depth interview with my friend and colleague from way back, Brannon Costello, who will soon publish a University Press of Mississippi Conversations series covering the comics legend Howard Chaykin. Brannon also mentions a book he's editing that should be out soon and that I'm actually even more excited about owning, reading, and using. That one is a collection of essay on comics and the American South. It's gonna be a big year for Brannon, and that thrills me to no end! :)
p.s. Brannon, if you're reading this, thanks for the shout-out! :)
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Showing posts with label Tom Spurgeon. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tom Spurgeon. Show all posts
Monday, August 08, 2011
Tuesday, January 18, 2011
The Ultimate "Best Of 2010" List of Links...
..synthesized by Tom Spurgeon, of course! The man's a machine!!!
Monday, January 10, 2011
Spurge Whips Out the Good Stuff!
The Comics Reporter's Tom Spurgeon is posting some great new interviews. He's recently talked with Jaime Hernandez, Dan Clowes, and James Sturm!
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Saturday, March 06, 2010
And the Congregation said "Amen!": The Spurge weighs in on Equating All Comics with Super-Hero Comics
Kudos to Comics Reporter's Tom Spurgeon for taking to task a blogger's perhaps well-intentioned post of the most important "gay moments" in comics. The problem? Every single entry came from super hero comics. Spurge's complaint, and a pet peeve of mine as well? The embedded assumption from the writer that super hero comics are the only genre that count, if not the only genre that exists.
Spurgeon calls for a a simple solution: If you're doing best-of lists or articles that focus solely on super hero-genred comics, say so.
"Amen!"
Spurgeon calls for a a simple solution: If you're doing best-of lists or articles that focus solely on super hero-genred comics, say so.
"Amen!"
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