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Journalista for Dec. 9, 2010: On with the show
“We just need more people reading comics, I think we can all agree on that. Whether they’re picking up monthly issues or waiting for the trade or downloading them on their iPads, I don’t care....
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Journalista for Dec. 10, 2010: Greater than the sum of its past
“Comics’ relationship to their own history often feels like a marriage where one partner’s potential is being really held back in order to protect or build up the ego of the other partner. And I...
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Journalista for Dec. 13, 2010: Tokyo dream police
“Yes, I was really shocked — I was astonished and responded ‘Really? Really? It’s come to that now already?’” - Boys’-love cartoonist Shouko Takaku Contact me ♦ Follow me¡Journalista! Homepage ♦...
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Journalista for Dec. 14, 2010: Dubious developments
“In the last decade or so, at least from where I’m sitting, the story has gone from ‘BIFF! POW! Comics Aren’t Just For Kids Anymore‘ to ‘No, Seriously, Comics Aren’t for Kids; He Really Shouldn’t...
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Journalista for Dec. 15, 2010: Little by little
“The media, such as newspapers or broadcasters, may eventually get tied up little by little by law, and citizens may start becoming blind and deaf.” - Manga artist Chiba Contact me ♦ Follow...
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Journalista for Dec. 16, 2010: Fallacious assumptions
“Getting new readers into comics is something that we are horrible at as an industry. I love Free Comic Book Day, and it is a spectacular event, but there is nothing we have that helps explain to...
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Journalista for Dec. 17, 2010: We’ve all been there, haven’t we?
“Well, there’s no way in hell I’d appreciate comics aesthetically as much as I do now if I hadn’t read a bunch of them high.” - Matt Seneca Contact me ♦ Follow me¡Journalista! Homepage ♦ RSS...
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Journalista for Dec. 20, 2010: Feedback loop’d
“I wanted my work to appear as it did in the beginning, alone, without a raging public forum affixed to it. It was like looking at a work of art with the walls about it scrawled densely with...
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Journalista for Dec. 21, 2010: Home stretch
“I’ve been laid off from Fantagraphics. Wednesday will be my last day as The Comics Journal‘s newsblogger.” - Yr. humble servant (until tomorrow, anyway) Contact me ♦ Follow me¡Journalista!...
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Journalista for Dec. 22, 2010: Delinked
“Always merry and bright!” - Henry Miller Contact me ♦ Follow me¡Journalista! Homepage ♦ RSS Feed¡Journalista! 2.0 Archives ♦ ¡Journalista! 1.0 Archives From The Revenge of Bakamé. Recently...
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