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Will Eisner
ShareTweet+1SharePin0 Shares[amazon_link id=”0393328031″ target=”_blank” container=”” container_class=”” ][/amazon_link] by Jonathan H. Liu Posted on 30 June, 2013 In last week’s column I talked about autobiographical (and semi-autobiographical) comics. This week, I’d like to take a step back and focus on one… Continue Reading →
ShareTweet+1SharePin0 Shares By Calvin Reid July 01, 2013 At a ceremony held at the American Library Association Convention in Chicago, three librarians were awarded the second annual Will Eisner Graphic Novel Award for Libraries. The libraries where each of them… Continue Reading →
ShareTweet+1SharePin0 Shares Here’s something we don’t see a lot of floating around: an academic paper on the work of Will Eisner. Greg M.Smith has posted his work, “Will Eisner: Vaudevillian of the Cityscape,” for anyone to read. Check it out… Continue Reading →
ShareTweet+1SharePin0 Shares The Cartoon Art Museum is pleased to present Will Eisner: Father of the Graphic Novel, an exhibition of the master storyteller’s work from July 27 to November 10, 2013. This exhibition features artwork from seven of Will… Continue Reading →
ShareTweet+1SharePin0 SharesReviewed by David M. Kinchen Tuesday, July 23, 2013 – 11:24 The AR15 civilian rifle is often targeted by anti-gun people as an “assault weapon” but during the Vietnam war its military equivalent, the M16, was often hated by… Continue Reading →