September 8, 2011
Random Comics News Story Round-Up

*
Brian Doherty looks at the art of curating comics.
* the
Fairfax Connection profiles Carolyn Belefski.

* go, bookmark:
Vice now has
a page devoted to its comics-related articles.
*
this Matt Fraction interview with Laura Hudson escaped my attention until someone e-mailed me about it, but it's quite long and involved and, as is usual with the writer, stuffed with insight and compelling asides. There's a new
Love & Rockets out?
* you may be familiar with the Kirby Crackle, but have you ever seen
Joe Maneely's?
* Rob Clough on
three new anthologies. Tucker Stone on a few issues of
last decade's intriguing and I think two-series run with the Cable character. Greg McElhatton on
Troop 142. Brian Hibbs on
the new #1 issues of Justice League and Action Comics. J. Caleb Mozzocco on
Two Face: Year One. Johanna Draper Carlson on
My Boyfriend Is A Monster: Made For Each Other.
*
oh, so that's where that went.
* not comics:
Adrian Tomine illustrates Haruki Murakami.
* Jared Gardner
has a new column over at TCJ, which looks like he'll be basically writing for old people and nostalgists -- perfect for me!
* not comics:
Buzz Dixon compares pornography to Christian media.
* not exactly comics: this post asks after
the cultural effect of 9/11 on superhero effort across various media. I imagine that the real answer is that it's both deeper than we think and very hard to exactly describe, but saying so would make for a pretty horrible essay.
* finally, Robin McConnell
talks to Craig Thompson.
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