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Mark Siegel Visits CCS
Siegel’s wares, on display in the library Our students, faculty, and staff are looking forward to tomorrow evening when author/illustrator/editor Mark Siegel will visit the school to discuss his just-released graphic novel, Sailor Twain– a “supernatural romance” set in late … Continue reading
Visiting Artist Jamboree!
This Spring semester at The Center for Cartoon Studies is chock full of amazing cartoonists, spellbinding story-tellers and groundbreaking designers. In a town where you know everyone on the street, it is quite a blast to turn around one afternoon … Continue reading
Posted in Cartoonist, Children Literature
Tagged Albert Ohams, Amy Lockhart, animated films, Astronaut Academy, Battling Boy, cartoonists, Children's Books, Common as Air, Dave Roman, DB Johnson, Diary of a Wimpy Kid, First Second, Graphic Novels, Hooliganship, Jeff Kinney, Joe Lambert, John Stadler, Josh Neufeld, Lewis Hyde, Marc Bell, Nigerian newspaper, Paul Pope, performance art, Peter Burr, Raina Telgemeier, Sam Hiti, Smile, The Cats of Mrs. Calamari, The Gift, The Influencing Machine, The Sun
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New Books Galore
An inaction shot of our trusty– and duly labeled– “new arrivals” cart One of the hazards of being both a comics enthusiast and a comics librarian is that your reading list soon becomes taller than you are. Check out some … Continue reading
Posted in Library, New Book
Tagged Alan Moore, Archaia, Carla Speed McNeil, Chris Ware, Comics, Craig Thompson, Dark Horse, donations, Drawn & Quarterly, Eddie Campbell, Evan Dorkin, Fantagraphics, First Second, Flesk Publications, Graphic Novels, Greg Rucka, Janet Lee, Jen Van Meter, Jim McCann, Mark Schultz, McSweeney's, Melinda Gebbie, new arrivals, Oni Press, Osamu Tezuka, Paul Hornschemeier, Steve Ditko, Top Shelf, Vertical
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ICAF in review
The attendees and students of The Center for Cartoon Studies are still reveling in the Post-ICAF glow (a much needed one after Hurricane Irene). The comics scholarship presents a facet of the many-sided comics die we roll around; where appreciation … Continue reading
Posted in Academia, Conventions
Tagged Academia, bande dessinee, Bob Sikoryak, Charles Hatfield, Comics, conference, Dave Berona, Drawn and Quarterly, First Second, FRMK, ICAF, James Sturm, Jason Lutes, Jen Vaughn, Kate Moody, Steve Bissette, Vertical
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Nursery Rhyme Comics Time
This week, First Second released the Nursery Rhyme Comics book featuring 50 artists telling 50 tales of mirth, merriment and COMICS. Editor Chris Duffy put this magical book together and we are sure it is one for ages. Nursery Rhyme … Continue reading