Nathan McNamara talks with Ebony Flowers about her debut graphic novel "Hot Comb."
A Space Where Past, Present, and Future Come Together: Ebony Flowers on Hot Comb
Literature > Graphic Novels
“Here is How I Became a Feminist, and Here is Why This is the Best Thing That Ever Happened to Me”: Julie Delporte on This Woman’s Work
Nathan Scott McNamara talks to Julie Delporte about her graphic novel "This Woman’s Work."
On Finding Your Shadow: Liana Finck’s Passing for Human
Suhasini Yeeda writes about drawing as mode of self-interrogation in Liana Finck's recent graphic memoir.
Certain Rules of Logic Are Suddenly Obsolete: Aisha Franz on Shit is Real
Nathan Scott McNamara interviews Aisha Franz, illustrator and author of "Shit is Real."
A Quiet Pulsing Dread: Nick Drnaso’s Sabrina
Nathan Scott McNamara reviews Nick Drnaso's quiet and haunting "Sabrina."
My Dad Got a Photocopier at His Office: John Porcellino on 30 Years of King-Cat
Nathan Scott McNamara interviews John Porcellino, writer and comic artist of "King-Cat" and "From Lone Mountain."
Think of It As An Existential Lesson: Deb Olin Unferth and Elizabeth Haidle’s I, Parrot
Nathan Scott McNamara reviews Deb Olin Unferth and Elizabeth Haidle's new graphic novel "I, Parrot."
A Middle Class Childhood in the Middle East: Brigitte Findakly and Lewis Trondheim’s Poppies of Iraq
Nathan Scott McNamara reviews Brigitte Findakly and Lewis Trondheim’s "Poppies of Iraq," about Findakly's middle-class childhood in Iraq.
The Fourth Estate Needs a Superhero
By Benjamin Reeves On January 20th, America inaugurated a new president. He is a plutocrat who made a mint plastering …
