It's an odd thing to say, but they've finally gentrified the financial district of Manhattan

One of the best Symposium meetings I've hosted

Briefly putting aside our love of John Porcellino's work, this is still one of the best NY Comics Symposiums ever! A very open conversation about history and process that we so very much appreciate.
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“I took care of many children whose parents were killed in front of their eyes,' said Dr. Subeh. 'Faisal and his brother Adam were in their home, came out to the hallway in their home and found their pregnant mother and father in the hallway. And the Israeli soldiers shot them,

Support one of the absolute best people in comics, Ryan Carey, and the great Insert Name Comics & Zine Fest

87-year-old Holocaust survivor, Stephen Kapos, says: “Stop the genocide in Gaza”.

Kapos told MEE: “Its criminal that the Israeli government exploits the sufferings of the holocaust to justify the present massacres”

Very nice event, thanks Domino Books and Gretta J for organizing

NASHVILLE coalesces lightly and easily, as if it had just been tossed off. We float while watching, because Altman never lets us see the sweat. Altman's art, like Fred Astaire's, is the great American art of making the impossible look easy. (1975)

ANOTHER amazing event, happening TONIGHT that you also cannot miss. The great John Porcellino will speak to The NY Comics Symposium, tonight at 7PM! Register online, you can ask John questions! Link to register here:
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TONIGHT! 7PM! $5 at door! Grimm, 990 Metropolitan, Brooklyn! The magnificent 7 of comics all reading their work. Do not miss this!

Woah. Thrilled to be publishing Dash Shaw's latest, Blurry, in August.

Beautiful artwork by cartoonist Sam Seigel. She'll be reading from this work alongside Dash Shaw, Lale Westvind, Ben Katchor and many more, tomorrow, 4/15, 7PM @ Grimm, 990 Metropolitan