Comics publisher Bluewater has put out some truly puzzling graphic novels—including biographies of Lady Gaga, the cast of Glee, and a series about the British royal family. But the latest… Read more »

The classic Sun Tzu work The Art of War has been turned into a graphic novel by writer Kelly Roman and illustrator Michael DeWeese. According to GalleyCat, Roman and DeWeese have… Read more »

On this date, January 27, the eminent mathematician and Fellow of Christ Church college, Oxford, Charles Lutwidge Dodgson was born in 1832. He is the distinguished author of An Elementary… 1 / Read more »

Below is the winning story of the 2011 Observer/Cape Graphic Short Story Prize, written and illustrated by Isabel Greenberg, a 23-year-old University of Brighton graduate who lives with her parents in North London.… Read more »

(Via Quill and Quire) The New York-based Comic Book Legal Defense Fund and the Canadian organization Comic Legends Legal Defense Fund have joined forces to pay the legal costs of… Read more »

In London last night, House of Illustration and The Folio Society announced the winner for their inaugural Book Illustration Competition: Matthew Richardson. Richardson, winner of the ’Getting inside The Outsider’ competition, won a £4000 commission to… Read more »

In 1954,  the Comics Magazine Association of America (CMAA), under the pressure of an increasingly concerned public, the questionable work of Dr. Fredric Wertham, and the fear of possible government… 7 / Read more »

This is the fifth installment of a series by artist Mahendra Singh on the process of adapting Lewis Carroll’s classic nonsense poem, The Hunting of a Snark, into a graphic presentation. Like most of… Read more »

In 1879, Charles Lutwidge Dodgson–a.k.a. Lewis Carroll–published the classic “nonsense” poem, The Hunting of the Snark. Though often outshined by Carroll’s prose works like Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland, Snark is… 2 / Read more »

Another recent Flavorwire post we enjoyed transformed the Hipster Runoff excerpt of Tao Lin’s Richard Yates into this word cloud: For those of you unfamiliar with making “beautiful word clouds,”… Read more »