The Beauty of a Frightful Imagination— Digging into Charles Burns’ Free Shit
Free Shit Art by Charles Burns Published by Fantagraphics Books Charles Burns has never been a cartoonist who …
Free Shit Art by Charles Burns Published by Fantagraphics Books Charles Burns has never been a cartoonist who …
There’s an odd sense of “you can’t go home again” in Love and Rockets #5 . It’s odd because both Gilbert and Jaime…
Welcome to 2017. Hopefully next week I'll emerge from my link blogging holiday coma and be back in normal mode. …
There are ways of looking at Mark Waid’s career and see a large chunk of it as almost being a dress rehearsal for his…
Previously on Panel Patter Lives Worth Examining in Charles Burns' Last Look (Scott C.) All-Ages or Small-Ag…
It's another entry in Panel Patter's SPX SPOTLIGHT series! If you want to track our personal recommendation…
** How the Comics Code Laid the Foundation for LGBTQ Comix (CBLDF)-- Caitlin McCabe looks at the development of L…
I’ve put off writing about the comics of 2015 as long as I could. It’s not because the comics were bad but it’s more t…
** Note: We're going to to do something a slight bit different this week. As well as having your usual weekly coll…
** So, what kind of pattering have we been up to lately? Glad you asked because it was a haunted Halloween type of wee…
** The week in pattering about panels here at Panel Patter: Rob M. highlighted a comic about Elliot Smith in his Gr…
Blubber #1 Written and Drawn by Gilbert Hernandez Published by Fantagraphics Ever since Gilbert Hernande…
In the spirit of our friends at Lightspeed (who just finished funding a series of genre fiction specials focused on qu…