Rolling news update today:
MILESTONESÂ
DEAD TREES
In its heyday, MAD magazine was required reading for happy mutants. Every (cheap!) issue was jam-packed with terrific cartoons, highlarious parody, social commentary disguised as sophomoric humor, and quite a few jokes that I pretended to get but was secretly too young to understand. The Don Martin Department was always my favorite section (along with Dave Berg’s strips and the sacred fold-in) so I’m salivating over the publication of The Completely MAD Don Martin, a beautifully-packaged two-volume collection of everything Martin ever did for MAD, from 1957 to 1987.
REVIEWSÂ
- Mr. Comics Reporter, Tom Spurgeon, reviews Thingpart by Joe Sayers.
- Charles Yoakum reviews Danielle Corsetto’s Girls With Slingshots. (h/t Journalista!)
- Jason Michelitch reviews Awesome: The Indie Spinner Rack Anthology. (h/t Journalista!)
AROUND THE WORLD IN 80 BLOGS
- Poking fun at Walter Disney (link from Boing Boing).
- Tom Spurgeon asks "Are Superhero Comics Near-Exhausted?"
- FLEEN catches the end of Yirmumah, D.J. Coffman’s long-running humor webcomic.
- Also at FLEEN, Anne Thalheimer muses about what’s a webcomic. This might be boring or interesting to you – depending on whether you’ve seen this line of writing/thinking before.
- Matt-Matt Shepherd links to LOLcat Wasteland. Holy Ragged Claws, indeed!
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