Floyd Tangeman debuts at SOLRAD with a review of Mara Ramirez's self-published comic MOAB, and thoughts on its ability to connect readers to the sublime.
We are continuing our feature at SOLRAD titled "Knowing Is Half The Battle," where published cartoonists give advice on the publishing industry. Today we talk with KELSEY WROTEN
Today, SOLRAD's Editor, Daniel Elkin, talks to Josh O’Neill and Maëlle Doliveux from BEEHIVE BOOKS about Publishing During A Pandemic, diversity in comics, and what the future of small press comics publishing may look like.
This week in THE LIGHTHOUSE IN THE CITY, Karl C. Krumpholz has purring cats, barking dogs, and tears. Enjoy another weeks' worth of comics from SOLRAD Presents!
Today, critic Keith Silva and SOLRAD's editor Daniel Elkin sit down for a conversation about THE BURNING HOTELS: A Memoir by Thomas Lampion published by Birdcage Bottom Books in 2020.
Today we are pleased to welcome comics scholar Eszter Szép to SOLRAD with a review of Yuval Noah Harari, David Vandermeulen, and Daniel Casanave's Sapiens: A Graphic History.
We are continuing our feature at SOLRAD titled "Knowing Is Half The Battle," where published cartoonists give advice on the publishing industry. Today we talk with ARCHIE BONGIOVANNI
Rob Clough provides a line-wide retrospective of the books Chris Gooch has published with Top Shelf, including a review of his most recent, Under-Earth.
In this week's 55 COMICS, Ellen O'Grady contemplates the work of Dean Spade and his book Mutual Aid: Building Solidarity During This Crisis (and the Next).
Today Rob Clough takes a look at some of the latest books from Silver Sprocket, providing capsule reviews and a view of California's most radical comics publisher.
This week, Kricket the Cat finds out his aunt's ancestral home has some interesting properties... and some unusual guests! Check out the latest page from Reilly Hadden!
Today for SOLRAD Presents, we're rounding up Karl C. Krumpholz's daily journal comics from last week, including his reaction to the attempted coup from DC. Buckle up folks!
We are continuing our feature at SOLRAD titled "Knowing Is Half The Battle," where published cartoonists give advice on the publishing industry. Today we talk with JENNIFER HAYDEN.
The PELICAN BASTARDS are headed intercontinental as their handy work at the frat-boy crash pad is discovered... enjoy the latest page from Michael Aushenker!
Today we finish catching up with Karl C. Krumpholz's THE LIGHTHOUSE IN THE CITY with the end of 2020 and the beginning of 2021, including some New Year's resolutions.
We are continuing our feature at SOLRAD titled "Knowing Is Half The Battle," where published cartoonists give advice on the publishing industry. Today we talk with DEAN HASPIEL.
In this special catch-up edition of THE LIGHTHOUSE IN THE CITY, Karl shares some special memories, looks at the Jupiter and Saturn concordance, and sees the moon (kinda).
This week and next, we're catching up with Karl's diary comics from the end of 2020 - check out new editions of THE LIGHTHOUSE IN THE CITY today and Friday!
We are continuing our feature at SOLRAD titled "Knowing Is Half The Battle," where published cartoonists give advice on the publishing industry. Today we talk with GLYNNIS FAWKES.
We're back with the latest page of Jef Harmatz's DANGER DIVER, learning about the strange conglomeration of fast food trash and plant life called the driftweed.
A new year means new comics from Erik Nebel's enchanting COME WELL series, where they show us the process sketches that lead to their final abstract comics. Enjoy!
This week in MORE SEASONS OF GARY, Matt reminisces about a formal photograph he had with his dad and brother in the 1990s. As expected, it goes of kilter.
Happy New Year! SOLRAD's publisher Alex Hoffman sits down to talk about the success of the magazine over its first year, and our Jan 2021 publishing plan.
Today, we have the pleasure to present "Yehudit," which was a guest artist story by Shimrit Elkanati from the Humdrum anthology "Wishful Thinking" in 2019.
Today, SOLRAD's Editor, Daniel Elkin, talks to Patrick Crotty of Peow Studio about Publishing During A Pandemic, diversity in comics, and what the future of small press comics publishing may look like.
The bad birds are out harassing coffee shop poets, and unwittingly give the cops a clue - this week in Michael Aushenker's PELICAN BASTARDS from SOLRAD Presents!
We are continuing our feature at SOLRAD titled "Knowing Is Half The Battle," where published cartoonists give advice on the publishing industry. Today we talk with JESSE LONERGAN.
Today, critic Ryan Carey and SOLRAD's publisher Alex Hoffman sit down for a conversation about Owen Pomery's VICTORY POINT, published by Avery Hill in 2020.
It's the first Monday of the month, which means SOLRAD's publisher Alex Hoffman is here to talk about comics criticism and our publishing plan for December!
The confrontation at the Battleground Inn (in Greensboro, NC) finds its conclusion, in this penultimate edition of LOVE ME LIKE AN AUTOGRAPH by Audra Stang.
Today from the Humdrum Collective, we have Military Post Address Kzioth by Dan Allon. It was published in Humdrum #1, an anthology of true stories which begin in the buildings the authors were born in.
It's another shutdown, bike ride, mask mandate, and more in this week's set of THE LIGHTHOUSE IN THE CITY by Karl C. Krumpholz, brought to you by SOLRAD Presents!
Today, SOLRAD's Editor, Daniel Elkin, talks to Kelly Sheehan of Earth's End Publishing about Publishing During A Pandemic, diversity in comics, and what the future of small press comics publishing may look like.
We are continuing our feature at SOLRAD titled "Knowing Is Half The Battle," where published cartoonists give advice on the publishing industry. Today we talk with ROBERT SERGEL.
COME WELL is a reinterpretation of Erik Nebel's abstract and emotionally resonant comic series "Well Come" with process images. Check out the latest today!
The PELICAN BASTARDS continue to terrorize the locals while law enforcement tries to figure out who is best to take the case - check out the latest 2 pages!
Today, SOLRAD's Editor, Daniel Elkin, talks to Chris Pitzer of AdHouse Books about Publishing During A Pandemic, diversity in comics, and what the future of small press comics publishing may look like.
In this series of Karl C. Krumpholz's THE LIGHTHOUSE IN THE CITY, Karl celebrates 4 years of marriage with Kelly, talks election news, and Christmas Lights.
Today we have another of Erik Nebel's comics from their COME WELL series, a reinterpretation of Erik's WELL COME series which interrogates the work and the process by which it is made.
In this week's 55 Comics, Ellen O'Grady asks, "What would a humanist public safety department look like?" and dedicates her work to the memory of Rayshard Brooks, who was murdered by police in a Wendy's drive thru in 2020.
We are continuing our feature at SOLRAD titled "Knowing Is Half The Battle," where published cartoonists give advice on the publishing industry. Today we talk with ERIC KOSTIUK WILLIAMS.
We're back with another week of Karl's THE LIGHTHOUSE IN THE CITY. This set contains the U.S. election, concerns about super chlamydia, and Karl's start of the month check in.
We round out the week on SOLRAD with Ryan Carey's reviews of PAUL IS DEAD: THE DAY THE BEATLES LOST McCARTNEY by Paolo Baron and Ernesto Carbonetti, published by Image Comics
Today on SOLRAD, we follow up Ken Eppstein's stakeholder survey from May, as well as Hannah Berry and Sasha Bassett's surveys, with further analysis regarding reconciling Page Rates for Artists with a Living Wage.
As we wait for the final counts and the votes to be tabulated, let's jump one week back in time for the latest collection of Karl C. Krumpholz's THE LIGHTHOUSE IN THE CITY.