The writer died before his fortieth birthday—but left behind an influential catalogue of stories and unforgettable Twilight Zone episodes.

The pair sit down to discuss the glory days of underground comics—and a new show of Crumb’s work at David Zwirner in Los Angeles.

Emisión del programa Territorio 9 titulado Entrevista a Carlos Giménez. Todos los contenidos de RNE los tienes aquí, en RTVE Play

Javier del Pino conversa con el dibujante sobre su vida y su extensa obra gráfica con motivo de la publicación de un volumen especial que recoge las nueve entregas de la serie Paracuellos, obra magna ...

Virtually everybody who is a fan of comic books knows the story of Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster, the young creators who came up with a character that became world-famous and changed the destiny of the entire industry, Superman, but who largely didn't get to profit from their own innovation. Most recountings of their story depict the team of Siegel and Shuster as two dyed-in-the-wool old friends working together, which isn't entirely accurate. The truth is that their was a partnership of convenience, and early on Jerry Siegel had attempted to draft in other more established artistic hands to illustrate what he saw as his own brainchild, Superman.

Cartoonist Lew Stringer's blog about his work for Beano, Buster, Oink and many other comics.

My personal Substack. Click to read The Encyclopedia of Science Fiction, by SFE, a Substack publication. Launched 9 days ago.

El creador del primer cómic ganador del Pulitzer se muestra crítico con el Gobierno israelí y con Trump en Barcelona, donde participa en el festival Kosmopolis

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