This past week on TCJ.com:
R.C. Harvey on comic strips and “Logic Gone Sane.”
Rob Clough concluded his three-part series on recent D&Q issues with a look at the final installment of Anders Nilsen’s Big Questions.
Parts Four, Five and Six went up of Kristian Williams series of essays on Garth Ennis’ aerial combat comics.
Rob Clough worked through his tcj.com slush pile.
R.C. Harvey looked at comic strips that tackled religious subject matter.
Rich Kreiner touted Tag Team.
Rob Clough looked at Adrian Tomine’s Scenes from an Impending Marriage through the prism of wedding-induced psychosis.
R.C. Harvey looked at some pictures.
He also praised X-9: Secret Agent Corrigan by Al Williamson and Archie Goodwin.
Rob Clough was curious about Curio Cabinet.
Matthias Wivel, Fredrik Stromberg (also here and here) and Bart Croonenborghs are serving as our foreign correspondents at Angoulême.
Bart Croonenborghs also took a side-trip through the Mountains of Madness.
Sean Michael Robinson leaves food for thought for the weekend with his analysis of The Simpsons Child Pornography case.
And coming next week:
Chris Ware talks to Matthias Wivel; R.C. Harvey looks at Smurfs creator Peyo and tells us what it means to write comics; Rob Clough and Rich Kreiner cover minis from up-and-comers such as Alexis Frederick-Frost and Colin Tedford; and our foreign correspondents on all the latest from Angoulême.
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