Just kidding. The year’s first graphic novel inspired action thriller neo fascist dystopian wasteland flick, V for Vendetta, proved to be not only pretty, but very much worth the nine bucks at my ripoff small-time theater.

Jeff Rowland has been working hard on the continuation of his webcomic series Wigu, which will now be published in book form(manga size) and then eventually posted online for free. Pre-Orders have already begun, priced modestly at $5 for 36 B&W pages, and will ship April 1. 100 “Special Editions” are available for $3 more […]

Weird, sarcastic, and obscene are some of the words I could describe this comic strip with. Brilliant, hilarious, and pristine are others.

The Perry Bible Fellowship updates weekly, and often doesn’t need dialogue to hit a comic home run. I really don’t feel the need to describe anymore than simply telling you to go right […]

While perusing the Confabulators’ archives (which is what I do nowadays to keep myself entertained) I noticed that we had articles about music, articles about movies, articles about beards, but sadly little to no mention of everyone’s favorite non-beard related past-time: Webcomics!

Here I hope to break the ground that has been softened by only one […]

Except by genius.

Moved by a Sufjan concert in Massachusetts, Rich Stevens made one hell of a long comic, ringing in at 54 panels. If you don’t mind me speculating, I think it’d be mighty fine to have some webcomic authors knock some album art out of the Park for Sufjan, if he’s adamant about getting […]

Kazu Kibuishi, formal steward of the anthology Flight, author of Daisy Kutter: The Last Train and Copper, has signed on to publish his latest venture Amulet, a two volume graphic novel, through Scholastic/Graphix.

From Newsarama:

KAZU KIBUISHI’S LATEST GOES TO GRAPHIX

Joining the likes of Bone, Queen Bee, The Babysitter’s Club, and Goosebumps, as well as creators […]