Oola the cat prepares her manifesto for the French Resistance, meanwhile Karl C. Krumpholz takes a walk through his neighborhood, in the Lighthouse in the City on SOLRAD Presents.
The convention scene is bouncing back this year, and SOLRAD correspondent Pietro Scarnera files this report of the Montréal Comic Art Festival, which was held at the end of May this year.
In this wide-ranging essay, SOLRAD's publisher Alex Hoffman discusses the different aspects of Maus and comic's love-hate relationship with transgression (often for transgression's sake).
Oola the cat prepares her manifesto for the French Resistance, meanwhile Karl C. Krumpholz takes a walk through his neighborhood, in the Lighthouse in the City on SOLRAD Presents.
Today on SOLRAD, Kevin Brown reviews PARENTHESIS by Élodie Durand (translated by Edward Gauvin), published by Top Shelf in2021 (originally 2010 in French).
Today we are pleased to offer SOLRAD readers an exclusive preview of Miranda Tacchia's UNIMPRESSED, which will be published next week by Fantagraphics.
Take a rest from the city chaos as summer ends and get lazy with Tânia A. Cardoso and her meditations on cities, Wondering Wanderings, Wandering Cities on SOLRAD Presents.
In this month's Wondering Wanderings, Wandering Cities, Tânia A. Cardoso shows her growing appreciation of bikes now that she lives in The Netherlands.
SOLRAD's publisher, Alex Hoffman, sits down with a selection of contributors to kuš! comics latest anthology, š! #43 'Queer Power', as well as kuš! comics' publisher, David Schilter for a wide-reaching interview.
