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Discover the vibrant world of comics with The Comics Journal #309, a quintessential issue dedicated to the art and craft of comic book publishing. In this edition, renowned publisher Annie Koyoma discusses the nuances of comics as a serious art form in a captivating interview with Gary Groth. Delve into the realm of international small press comics and learn from influential figures like John Porcellino, the 'King Cat of zines,' who provides insights into autobio comics and zine culture through his conversation with Mexican cartoonist Inés Estrada.
This issue also pays homage to the late Henriette Valium with a stunning gallery showcasing his artistic legacy. Witness a compelling debate featuring Tom Kascynski, who explores the intersection of crypto and comics with critic Alin Rautoiu. Additionally, enjoy an engaging biography of Sharon Smith and her classic comic strip, Button 'n' Beax, along with a brand-new comic from Betty Kim, and an in-depth look at Nick Drnaso's impactful work.
With a thorough examination of the Image Comics aesthetic, a spotlight on Hyena Hell, and the introduction of two new columns featuring fresh insights into manga and avant-garde European comics, The Comics Journal #309 is not just an issue; it’s a comprehensive guide for creators, critics, and fans alike. Elevate your comic book collection with this essential edition, perfect for anyone passionate about comic art and publishing. Don’t miss out on this enlightening resource in modern comics.
This issue also pays homage to the late Henriette Valium with a stunning gallery showcasing his artistic legacy. Witness a compelling debate featuring Tom Kascynski, who explores the intersection of crypto and comics with critic Alin Rautoiu. Additionally, enjoy an engaging biography of Sharon Smith and her classic comic strip, Button 'n' Beax, along with a brand-new comic from Betty Kim, and an in-depth look at Nick Drnaso's impactful work.
With a thorough examination of the Image Comics aesthetic, a spotlight on Hyena Hell, and the introduction of two new columns featuring fresh insights into manga and avant-garde European comics, The Comics Journal #309 is not just an issue; it’s a comprehensive guide for creators, critics, and fans alike. Elevate your comic book collection with this essential edition, perfect for anyone passionate about comic art and publishing. Don’t miss out on this enlightening resource in modern comics.