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Tag Archives: Chester Brown
Toronto Draws Tintin
On November 2-27 Toronto comics emporium The Beguiling is throwing an art show and auction, Toronto Draws Tintin, to support the Canadian Comic Legends Legal Defense Fund. Canadian cartoonists of all plumage contribute their rendition of Hergé’s quiffed hero, which is … Continue reading
And now a word from Johnny
Leave it to Johnny Ryan to present a balanced, argumented rebuttal of Chester Brown’s Paying for It. (From Vice, via Richard – click for the rest)
Year of the Carnivore
From Canadian cartoonist Chester Brown comes this poster for Sook-Yin Lee’s film Year of the Carnivore. It’s nice to see some new work by him. It’s vintage Brown, by the way, down to the lettering. It even features toilet paper. … Continue reading
Seth & Chet (& Matt ?)
Above are the representations of Seth & Chet (Brown) by Seth & Chet respectively (from Palooka-ville 5 and The Little Man). I’m a great fan of both of them, but I was wondering if part of their appeal stems from … Continue reading
40 Part 24 – Chester Brown on Comics
Chester Brown drew this strip for the New York Times, which ran it in its magazine on July 8, 2004. The first half of the strip appeared on the cover, and the strip continued inside. Or rather, it didn’t, because … Continue reading
Penguin Deluxe Series
After reading Charlie Gower’s post on tantramar about the cover Chris Ware did for Rousseau’s Candide, I checked out the Penguin Deluxe website for other covers by cartoonists. Most of them are fairly recognisable, such as covers by Art Spiegelman, … Continue reading
Posted in Illustration
Tagged Art Spiegelman, Chester Brown, Frank Miller, Roz Chast, Seth, Tomer Hanuka
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Fred Hembeck’s Dateline
Fred Hembeck, of the “destroys [insert popular culture property]” fame, has been collecting the best columns in his his Dateline series on his website. I particularly like the one above, which makes fun of the Three Musketeers of alternative comics … Continue reading