Calling All Hipsters, Dilettantes, Cyber-Geeks, Comic Nerds, Sophisticates, Arteests, Losers and Fashion Victims! (1994 Fantagraphics ad)
u/ShangoX3 — 3 days ago
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Peanuts Comic Collection for my Birthday
I wanted to start collecting Peanuts now that my Calvin and Hobbes collection is near completion, but I guess my folks skipped the hassle and sent me the complete collection for my birthday.
Now I’ve got to think about what to collect next…
u/Forsaken-Weekend-962 — 4 days ago
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Fantagraphics at Fifty exhibit at the Fantagraphics Bookstore & Gallery, October 10 to November 4, 2026
u/ShangoX3 — 4 days ago
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Drawing as survival, memory, and collective struggle across five decades of comics: Gianluca Costantini Interviews Seth Tobocman
"This interview stems from a personal interest and a long-standing fascination with political and underground comics from the 1970s and 1990s, and, in particular, with the New York scene...."
u/ShangoX3 — 5 days ago
The Manly World of Lloyd Llewellyn - Daniel Clowes
55/2000, fantagraphics books 1994
u/Informal_Exchange_79 — 4 days ago
1982 ad for Jack Jackson's Los Tejanos, the first Fantagraphics graphic novel
u/ShangoX3 — 10 days ago
Don Rosa Library Reprints Announced
In the latest Fantagraphics newsletter, they announced Don Rosa reprints. I never thought I'd see the day. I missed out on most of these years ago and I won't make the same mistake again.
I don't know whether any of the previously banned stories will be included, but at this point I'm not going to let imperfect be enemy of the good.
u/Redwood-Forest — 10 days ago
Joe Sacco Shelfie
Amazing artist and journalist. I learn a lot about history of indigenous people in America and of course Gaza and the ongoing genocide and ethnical cleansing that started in 1947 with the Nakba. We need more artist like him. I'll be happy to have reco from authors like him.
u/MedullaOblongata_dj — 10 days ago
Jaime Hernandez, Katie Skelly, Joe Sacco and Ziyed Ayoub will be at CAFE the Comics Art Festival of Eugene, Oregon- Sunday, October 18, 2026
u/ShangoX3 — 11 days ago
HOW did TARKOVSKY DO IT???
I have only completed one of his work fairly recently.
It was one of his earlier work ANDREI RUBLEV
My question isn't about how he made ANDREI RUBLEV. My question is how did he manage to make a film like that only on his SECOND ENTRY in his feature filmmaking career.
Andrei Rublev was a cinematic achievement in itself. I am still blown away on how he moves the camera. With so much precision, direction, beauty, horror , and it ignites this spiritual feeling all over you. He just has this eye for the camera as if it was a dream. And i have not seen any director do anything like he does. It's so effortless yet so powerful.
Like most directors would make such a powerful film after 5-10 films or so. And I'm being generous about that.
Where as him. Just right after his debut. He comes out with THAT.
I'm yet to dive in more of his work.
What should I see next? I'm thinking Stalker but people say I should go Ivan or sacrifice
u/ShangoX3 — 15 days ago
Updated cover for Simon Hanselmann's Megahex Perfect Edition, and the previous design
Coming out in March....
u/ShangoX3 — 17 days ago
Out this week: Chip 'n Dale Rescue Rangers: Disney Afternoon Adventures Vol. 7; Joe Matt's Peepshow; Love and Understanding: The Jazz Photography of Don Schlitten; The Mess by Noah van Sciver; The Outsider by Joseph D'Esposito; The Magnificent African Adventure by Milo Manara
u/ShangoX3 — 17 days ago
Fantagraphics’ Eric Reynolds on surviving comics without selling your soul: “Integrity is not purity”
thepopverse.comu/ShangoX3 — 18 days ago
Got a Scrooge McDuck sketch from Don Rosa yesterday!
Very grateful to get a quick sketch of our man Scrooge from Don Rosa yesterday at Baltimore Comic Con. I got an angry Donald sketch from him at the same con 2 years ago and have really wanted a Scrooge from him! Can't wait to get it framed!
u/ShangoX3 — 18 days ago
Joe Matt's PEEP SHOW Complete Series arrived today!
Really happy with the quality of the book, semi embossed front and back. Great page stock and hard glossy pages inserted for each of the 15 covers. Showed up a few days ahead of release and I'm so excited to have one of the great runs collected all in one book. Thank you Fantagraphics, and thank you Joe, wish you were still with us!
u/ShangoX3 — 18 days ago
Bad Idea: Spain Rodriguez
Just a letting everyone know: Bad Idea, the documentary about Spain Rodriguez, is on Tubi. I've been looking to watch this for awhile and was never able to find a copy. Lo and behold, there it is. Haven't seen it yet so I can't vouch for the quality but how can you go wrong?
u/PinMaximum1018 — 24 days ago
"I don't know why I'm like this" - The Making of Bimbo Agitprop by Raquelle Jac - a new comic in the Fall 2026 issue of Bomb magazine
bombmagazine.orgu/ShangoX3 — 25 days ago
The Unmistakable Peter Bagge | Hate, Indie Comics & 40 Years with Fantagraphics [28 minute video interview recorded live at Small Press Expo 2026]
youtube.comu/ShangoX3 — 25 days ago