People on the Internet share their thoughts about our books:
• A Girl Who Wears Glasses covets Ghost World: Special Edition, plans to go as Enid for Halloween; Emily Martin also says nice things about the book
• This Irish blogger named Conor recommends I Killed Adolf Hitler by Jason
• Dans ta bulle, a French-Canadian internet radio show about comics, discusses Jules Feiffer's Tantrum and Tim Lane's Abandoned Cars
• Comic Book Resources and ComicMix both examine Love and Rockets: New Stories #1 by the Hernandez Brothers
• Finnish blog Bundologi takes note of The Portable Frank by Jim Woodring
• Pol Culture reviews Night Fisher by R. Kikuo Johnson
• Sequart takes a good look at the newest volume of The Complete Peanuts; the Pakistan Observer asserts that "Charlie Brown – not Superman – is the real hero the American nation should be looking up to"
• The Rack serves up another fictional-comic-shop picks-of-the-week strip, including Sublife by John Pham
• Spanish comics site Entrecomics takes note of our two giant hardcover Krazy & Ignatz collections
• Heeb names Jules Feiffer's Explainers one of the top 10 comics of the year 5768
• Ed Howard's list of "10 Ideal Books to Introduce Readers to Comics" includes a bunch of our stuff
They also talk about other Fanta-related people, places and things:
• Our own Kim Thompson memorializes Belgian cartoonist Raymond Macherot for The Comics Reporter
• Liam Blair recalls a visit to the Fantagraphics Bookstore & Gallery
• The Attleboro, MA Sun Chronicle profiles Paul Karasik
• North Shore News has a Q&A with Peter Bagge
• The Riverfront Times reports from the opening reception/book release party for Tim Lane's Abandoned Cars at Subterranean Books in St. Louis last Friday
• Chronogram Magazine interviews Jessica Abel
• Editor & Publisher has the scoop on our forthcoming Zippy collection Welcome to Dingburg and Bill Griffith's visit to our bookstore for an exhibit of original Zippy art on Nov. 8; the Hartford Courant talks to Griffith about Zippy merch and marketing
• The Ann Arbor Book Festival website has a page of photos and video from this year's festival that includes a video interview with Paul Hornschemeier
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