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Anthony Flack wrote:It looks like what you'd get if Tintin was drawn by Peyo.That is a pretty good analogy for the art. But the stories are darker than Tintin....but not as dark and cynical as I think this is going to be...

Raa wrote:Jacques Tardi is really terrific. His war books are like nothing else I've ever read. It Was the War of the Trenches might be the greatest war book ever written.The Adele Blanc Sec stories are also a lot of fun.

Chris Ware has made his original artwork for the Karl Hendricks Trio's A Gesture of Kindness available for auction to help Karl pay his bills after cancer surgery. All proceeds benefit Karl and his family.Many, many thanks to Chris for his generosity.

Got some Charles Burns stuff from the library. X'ed Out, The Hive, Sugar Skull, and Black Hole. Only done with X'ed out so far, but regardless of whatever the fuck is happening... cool stuff. Wondering if I should read Black Hole next or save it for last.

For the Scalped fans, that team is back together on an indie title that revolves around the world pre-flood(You know, the biblical flood)."And the earth was filled with violence."Genesis 6:11It's 1,655 years after Eden, and life on Earth has already gone to hell. The world of man is a place of wanton cruelty and wickedness. Prehistoric monsters and stone-age marauders roam the land. Murder and destruction are the rule of the day. Humankind is a failed experiment. This is life before the Flood. The story of man on the verge of his first apocalypse. Welcome to the world of the Goddamned.Preview -http://www.comicbookresources.com/comic-previews/the-goddamned-1-image-comics-2015

Those are great.

Joan Cornellá is the best. Great dancer, too, hahaha.Another great spanish comic maker is Molg H, just a ball of fuzziness and good feelings.This is certainly not for everyone, but I can't think of a single cartoonist like him. Absolutely unique guy.

kind of surprised that a search for joan cornella on the prf returns no results. so, joan cornella:

Sorry if it's been mentioned, though I didn't see it when I sifted through the thread.IDW ongoing version of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles is amazing. Great story line and art, especially from Maeteus Santoluoco (sorry for bad spelling). I am really enjoying the heck out of this series. I want to get into Flaming Carrot and The Tick. And I'm always looking for a good introduction on where to start for Batman. You know a place where I won't get all confused and fucked up with plot lines and such.

Just started reading Paper Girls. Really enjoying it.