Graphic communication so effective, it speaks to three generations.

A look at the “Masters” of the art form.

As I recover from a 24-hour bug, get ready for random.

A report from the nerdiest convention in this universe.

A brand new illustration for all the blog posts I wrote in May.

Alternative illustration for mainstream fashion.

Seth’s “Wimbledon Green” lives up to the romantic hype of print.

Notes on the context around Christopher Nolan’s reinterpretation of Batman.

The new DC Comics logo isn’t worthy of the old logo’s legacy.

Retreating into the world of comic book history.

You know a movie is bad when it makes me want to go see a Jim Carrey movie.

Tintin celebrates his 75th anniversary.

Instant Messenger spamming’s got me down.

You can have two-thirds of all my old comic books.

Ang Lee’s “The Hulk” is repeatedly intruded on by Stan Lee’s Hulk.

The advanced word for “The Hulk” sounds bad.

Serializer.net is a vibrant experiment in online comics.

“The Atomic Revolution” is a beautifully illustrated comic book relic from the atomic age.

Bryan Singer’s “X2: X-Men United” is a solid movie first and a faithful adaptation second.

Digging through my old comic books, I came across an amazing postcard from 1979.

Scans of every page of the first issue of Action Comics.

Lately I’ve been thinking a lot about comics.

Hellboy is coming, Hellboy is coming.

The Museum of Comic and Cartoon Art is holding art festival.

John Romita, Jr. is using his powers for good.

Reading “The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier & Clay.”

God-Man is on patrol, when…

His new fighting technique is unstoppable.

A great interview with Frank Miller.

I’;s excited for “Justice League.”

“Ghost World” is the best comic book movie you’re likely to see.

Aaron Bergeron’s Awesome Factory is hilarious.

The Superman mythose gets the Buffy treatment.