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Earn An Education In The Comics Life With The ‘Cartoon College’ Movie [Video]
Earn An Education In The Comics Life With The ‘Cartoon College’ Movie [Video]
Earn An Education In The Comics Life With The ‘Cartoon College’ Movie [Video]
Being one of just 20 cartoonists called to study cartooning at the prestigious Center for Cartoon Studieseach fall has to be an incredible honor. It's also got to be kind of terrifying to find one's self suddenly in the presence of James Sturm, Jason Lutes, Chris Ware and other giants, and have to impress them.
Link Ink: Christian Bale Visits Aurora, Sakai’s Process And Designer Toy Awards
Link Ink: Christian Bale Visits Aurora, Sakai’s Process And Designer Toy Awards
Link Ink: Christian Bale Visits Aurora, Sakai’s Process And Designer Toy Awards
Movies: The Dark Knight Rises star Christian Bale and his wife Sibi Blazic visited the Medical Center of Aurora in Colorado yesterday afternoon and met with several patients (including Carey Rottman, pictured above) who were injured in the Friday shootings that took place during a midnight showing of the film...
‘Masters of Comic Book Art’ Documentary Reemerges from the VHS Ether [Video]
‘Masters of Comic Book Art’ Documentary Reemerges from the VHS Ether [Video]
‘Masters of Comic Book Art’ Documentary Reemerges from the VHS Ether [Video]
Presented by an uncharacteristically reverent Harlan Ellison, Masters of Comic Book Art is a documentary film that offers insightful on-camera remarks from some of the medium's most gifted artists: Neal Adams, Steve Ditko, Will Eisner, Jean Giraud aka Moebius, Jack Kirby, Harvey Kurtzman, Frank Miller and Bernie Wrightson, all of whom muse on their most famous works and the medium that they love..
‘MetaMaus’ Takes Readers Behind The Scenes Of Art Spiegelman’s Celebrated Graphic Novel [Video]
‘MetaMaus’ Takes Readers Behind The Scenes Of Art Spiegelman’s Celebrated Graphic Novel [Video]
‘MetaMaus’ Takes Readers Behind The Scenes Of Art Spiegelman’s Celebrated Graphic Novel [Video]
As conversations with non-traditional comic readers go, the term "graphic novel" almost always conjures up Art Spiegelman's Maus, which uses anthropomorphic animals to tell the story of how his father survived the Holocaust. Celebrated in equal parts for its craftsmanship, literary merit and historical importance, Maus is easily one of the most -- if not the most -- important comic works