Paul Rainey’s ‘Why Don’t You Love Me?’ Is Mind-Bogglingly Brilliant Mundanity
Paul Rainey’s Why Don’t You Love Me? is out right now from Drawn & Quarterly and it’s a book that will
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Paul Rainey’s ‘Why Don’t You Love Me?’ Coming From D&Q – Now With Added Neil Gaiman…
Coming from Drawn & Quarterly in January 2023, Why Don’t You Love Me by Paul B. Rainey is one of
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Commentary: On Anticipating TCAF
The Toronto Comic Arts Festival (TCAF) is just a week away. This will be the first in-person festival TCAF has
Read moreRandall Park To Direct Feature Adaptation Of Adrian Tomine’s ‘Shortcomings’
While Randall Park charms us as Agent Jimmy Woo in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, his next comic-book-inspired project takes us
Read moreArt For Art’s Sake #83: The Memorable Art Of Julie Douchet
The joy of comics, bringing just a little light into the long, long darkness we’re seeming to have to put
Read moreStraight Outta Hamilton…A Review of Sylvia Nickerson’s ‘Creation’
When I went to Hamilton a few months ago to see the indie art show at the gallery there, a
Read moreDo We Make Meaning? Reviewing King Of King Court By Travis Dandro
Travis Dandro‘s King of King Court: A Memoir (out now from Drawn and Quarterly) is a thick book but reads
Read moreNick Maandag’s Brand Of Satire In The Follies Of Richard Wadsworth
What kind of cartoonist is Nick Maandag? Is he a satirist, a humourist, a wry observer of human life, or
Read moreDrew Goddard Seeks Out New Pastures With D&Q’s Sabrina
The outlook for X-Force may not be so good. Deadline reports Drew Goddard will adapt Nick Drnaso’s graphic novel Sabrina
Read moreBreaking Up During The 2016 Election: James Sturm’s Off Season Arrives In February
Drawn + Quarterly will be releasing James Sturm’s new graphic novel, Off Season, this February (an appropriate time of year
Read moreJason Lutes Goes On Tour For The Finale And Omnibus Edition Of Berlin
Jason Lutes will be on tour this fall with the third and final volume of the series, as well as
Read moreBo-Jack Horseman Designer/ Producer Lisa Hanawalt Is Going On Tour For Coyote Doggirl
BoJack Horseman production designer / producer and award-winning cartoonist Lisa Hanawalt is going on tour this August and September to
Read moreSDCC 2018: Drawn + Quarterly Brings Guests Aminder Dhaliwal And Jason Lutes
Drawn + Quarterly have announced that they’ll be exhibiting at the 2018 San Diego Comic-Con International, which takes place from Thursday, July
Read moreDrawn & Quarterly Will Release First Of Multi-Volume Little Lulu Collection In 2019
In Spring 2019, Drawn & Quarterly will release the first of a multi-volume series of one of the most influential
Read moreAn Unsettling Book About Our Times: Sabrina From Nick Drnaso And Drawn & Quarterly
Cartoonist Nick Drnaso has a new book coming out from Drawn & Quarterly this month that’s garnering advance praise for
Read moreAline Kominsky-Crumb Launches Love That Bunch In April And May Coast To Coast
Drawn & Quarterly will be releasing Aline Kominsky-Crumb’s new hardback comic collections, Love That Bunch, in April, and in celebration
Read morePolitics And Personal Space In ‘Red Winter’ By Anneli Furmark
I was excited to read Anneli Furmark’s Red Winter from Drawn & Quarterly. An acclaimed graphic novelist in her native
Read moreApplications Are Open For New Drawn & Quarterly Publishing Fellowship
Publisher Drawn & Quarterly have announced a Publishing Fellowship with applications now open for those interested, with a launch date
Read moreAging And Changing With A Light Touch – It Don’t Come Easy From Drawn & Quarterly
It Don’t Come Easy is a collection of stories featuring Monsieur Jean, a largely sympathetic Parisien, his shiftless friend Felix,
Read moreDrawn & Quarterly Will Conclude And Collect Berlin By Jason Lutes In Fall 2018
Drawn & Quarterly have been releasing information about their Fall 2018 catalog, and among those announcements is a landmark–the publication
Read moreThe Inimitable (Or Is That Very Imitable?) Robert Sikoryak’s Take On Trump
Following quickly on the heels of Terms and Conditions (also published by Drawn and Quarterly), Robert Sikoryak’s singular exercise in
Read moreStay In The Moment With Present By Leslie Stein
Drawn & Quarterly have a host of great books you should consider gifting this holiday season, but Present, by Leslie
Read moreKitaro’s Strange Adventures Continue For The One-Eyed Yokai Boy At D&Q
In time for Halloween, actually, Kitaro takes on even stranger adventures from Drawn & Quarterly. Always a series for the
Read moreRead An Excerpt Of The Very First Moomin Story – Moomin And The Brigands
In December, Drawn & Quarterly will be releasing a momentous book–Tove Jansson’s very first Moomin story that went on to
Read moreLeanne Shapton’s Toys Are Talking To You And It’s Not All Warm And Fuzzy
Drawn & Quarterly will be publishing Leanne Shapton’s new book Toys Talking in November 2017, and though it’s technically a
Read moreMimi Pond’s The Customer Is Always Wrong Tour Is Coming To A Town Near You
Mimi Pond’s new book from Drawn & Quarterly, The Customer is Always Wrong, is getting a tour starting in
Read moreDrawn & Quarterly To Publish Works By Aline Kominsky-Crumb And Julie Doucet In 2018
Drawn & Quarterly have announced that they will be publishing “two groundbreaking works of comics by the revolutionary cartoonists”
Read moreDrawn & Quarterly Release Guest List, Complete Signing Schedule, Programming For SDCC ’17
Drawn & Quarterly are going to be taking part in San Diego Comic Con 2017 by hosting a number
Read moreNew From Drawn + Quarterly: A Cartoonist’s Walk In Eden Adult Coloring Book
Publisher Drawn + Quarterly have released an adult coloring book with a specific twist–it’s conceived of and drawn by
Read moreDrawn & Quarterly Have Announced Winter Titles By Tomine, Furmark, Porcellino, Jansson, And More
Publisher Drawn & Quarterly have announced their full Winter 2018 catalog, and it’s going to include a wide range
Read moreGetting What You Want Can Make You Uncomfortably Happy – New From Drawn & Quarterly
In this new Korea-set graphic novel by Yeon-Sik Hong, the cartoonist relocates to a rural mountainside, leaving Seoul far
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