Fantagraphics Blog Eric Reynolds

Courtesy Seth: 

Go here and here for some great vintage Peanuts commercial art. 

Our beloved neighborhood of Georgetown is profiled in the NY Times, and look who's featured front and center!

Courtesy Kim Deitch, oh yeah: 

Courtesy Jordan Crane (who, I should add for the record, has since expressed hatred of this sketch): 

… to Gary Groth and Jason Miles in Los Angeles. "ABC," boys. Second prize is a set of steak knives.

  Don't let these people fool you to believe they have any affiliation with Eros Comix.  

If you're in Northern California this weekend, don't miss this, it's an amazing book (and if you don't believe me, believe The Comics Reporter, who says "Levin has written what may be the first completely unforgettable book about a modern cartoonist") and Bob Levin is an excellent speaker/reader. Do it for us, do it for Bob, and do it for the great Rory Root, who had been a longtime booster of Bob's work and whom I know was very much looking forward to this event. It won't be the same without you, Rory.

  Gary Groth and Jason T. Miles head down to Los Angeles tomorrow morning for this weekend's BOOK EXPO AMERICA at the L.A. Convention Center (right next to the Staples Center – good luck avoiding the crush of rioting Laker fans when their team earns a trip to the NBA finals tomorrow night, gents). Our booth numbers at the show are #1411-1413, in the W.W. Norton area, and we'll be showcasing basically our entire 2008 line, including previews of just about every title coming out for the rest of the year. We're also bringing along five our favorite sons to do signings on…

… the more they stay the same. Bryan Lee O'Malley justly eviscerates Tokyopop's new contracts, while Jack Kirby spins.