Art Spiegelman

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The Difference Between Comics and Literature

Cartoonist Paul Mavrides fights the Board of Equalization over more than taxes

Art School

Cartoonist Paul Mavrides fights the Board of Equalization over more than taxes

Art on the Page

Cartoonist Paul Mavrides fights the Board of Equalization over more than taxes

This Week's Day-by-Day Picks

Cartoonist Paul Mavrides fights the Board of Equalization over more than taxes

Linear Thinking

Pen and pencil are the tools of the trade at this group show

Zine Stealers

The Alternative Press Expo offers lots to look at -- but little to read

Art's Art

A visual joy-ride through comics with its most revered practitioner, Art Spiegelman

Westward, Ho!

Dig into the subtle Sunset

Comix Relief

A fascinating graphic novel about growing up during Iran's Islamic Revolution

Quick Draws

Two shows celebrate the raw world of underground comics, past and present

Strip City

Quirky cartoon artist Ben Katchor gets a museum retrospective

Letters to the Editor

In the Company of Angels; 'Toon Training; Image Problems; Stop Him Before He Critiques Again; Corrections

Pop Philosophy

What Bush's choices for inauguration music say about the next four years

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What Bush's choices for inauguration music say about the next four years

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What Bush's choices for inauguration music say about the next four years

Hinkle, Hinkle, Little Star (Part II)

There are two joys in life - making things and breaking things - and pirate journalist Warren Hinkle has excelled at both

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There are two joys in life - making things and breaking things - and pirate journalist Warren Hinkle has excelled at both

Off Mike: A Memoir of Talk Radio and Literary Life

There are two joys in life - making things and breaking things - and pirate journalist Warren Hinkle has excelled at both

Cartoon Yourself

There are two joys in life - making things and breaking things - and pirate journalist Warren Hinkle has excelled at both

Kicking and Screaming

There are two joys in life - making things and breaking things - and pirate journalist Warren Hinkle has excelled at both

What To Do? Thursday's Pick: Last Gasp 40th Anniversary

​"The Last Gasp 40th Anniversary Art Show" @ 111 Minna Legend has it, a trip to the toilet with Zap Comix inspired Ron Turner to borrow $2,500 to start his publishing company, Last Gasp. It was 1970, a year fraught by both optimism and opposition. Turner, like a holy fool with a whoopee cushion, ... More >>