Opinion
It’s a Bird, It’s a Plane, It’s Another White Superhero!
The American white superman is a myth. When we insist on upholding the idea that he's real, we all suffer.
Comics
Art
Whether Gotham or Metropolis, New York Is the City of Superheroes
Superhero stories mesh easily with New York, whether it's the new Jessica Jones series, which follows its super-strong private investigator around a noir Manhattan, or the first appearance of Batman, in 1939, soaring over the city.
Comics
How an Artist Is Formed
Was it when my mom read me Harold and the Purple Crayon?
Comics
Try Telling an Artist to Rest on Vacation
I'm compelled to make burdensome artistic goals for myself on vacation …
Comics
How to Manage the Transition from Young to Mid-Career Artist
How does this work?
Comics
Things I Didn't Do This Year
I didn't forget my parents' birthdays.
Comics
A Super Scientific Analysis of Mimetic Behavior in Artists
Eyeballs recognize something beautiful is present.
Comics
Tracing a Path from Hard-Edge Painting to the Science of Flight
A review of Jacob Hashimoto's solo exhibition In the Cosmic Fugue in comics form.
Comics
Nosebleeds, Stripes, and Artistic Influence
In grade school, I suffered from nosebleeds.
Comics
Beauty Is in the Eye of the Phone-Holder
It's all relative.
Comics
An Artist's Obligatory "Affordable" Holiday Sale
The annual obligatory holiday Christmas "Affordable" end-of-season "fine craft" starving artist deck-the-walls art sale!
Comics
The Hunt for Ideas
Sometimes, if you're lucky, they land at your feet.