This week in Andrew Neal's MEETING COMICS #9, Val gets to go with plan B and play some cornhole. Check out the latest pages!

Last night's fight = today's aftermath. Enjoy the latest comic from Audra Stang's LOVE ME LIKE AN AUTOGRAPH brought to you by SOLRAD Presents!

This week, the DANGER DIVER clears up a common misconception about the hairy octopus, and shares some of its variations swimming the ocean floor.

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.

This week in MORE SEASONS OF GARY, Matt shares a story about his father's trick to get out of eating spinach... for a while, at least.

Tom Shapira sat down with Rutu Modan for a lengthy interview about her history in comics, her most recent work, and all the space in-between.

Today on SOLRAD, Afro-Latina comic artist Arantza Peña Popo and Kyla Smith talk about comics, quarantine, and connection.

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!

This week Andrew Neal's MEETING COMICS gets political... and just as a reminder, parts of Flint Michigan still don't have clean drinking water.

Things get a little rowdy in this week's LOVE ME LIKE AN AUTOGRAPH from Audra Stang, brought to you by SOLRAD Presents!

Today for her series 55 COMICS, Ellen O'Grady shares her experience of David Attenborough's film "A Life On Our Planet."

In this week's DANGER DIVER, our aquatic adventurer teaches us about a fascinating creature - the jag-shelled applecrab.

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.

In this week's MORE SEASONS OF GARY, Matt tells us about his father's love of Christmas and his penchant for giving unexciting gifts.

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.

Today on SOLRAD, Rob Clough reviews David Lynch's THE ANGRIEST DOG IN THE WORLD

SOLRAD has partnered with Noah Van Sciver to publish a selection of his Cartoonist Chats videos! Today we feature his discussion with Anders Nilsen.

Today on SOLRAD, Ryan Carey reviews DESPERATE PLEASURES by M. S. Harkness, published by Uncivilized Books

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.

This week in LOVE ME LIKE AN AUTOGRAPH, the guys partake in the all-American pastime of drinking beer and jumping on the bed.

In this week's DANGER DIVER from SOLRAD Presents, our underwater guide introduces us to the beautiful world of sponges.

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.

Erik Nebel's abstract comics are a highlight of the week here at SOLRAD - enjoy another vision of their work and their process images!

Today on SOLRAD, Nicholas Burman interviews Spanish Cartoonist GENIE ESPINOSA about her work in comics, murals, animation, and curating anthologies.

SOLRAD has partnered with Noah Van Sciver to publish a selection of his Cartoonist Chats videos! Today we feature his discussion with Kate Lacour.

Today we are pleased to present the first of a series of comics from the Humdrum Collective which are part of their print anthology series!

We're back from a short hiatus with the first week from Andrew Neal's MEETING COMICS #9 - enjoy!

In today's DANGER DIVER, our deep-sea friend considers the truffled seahorse, and offers a prize for diligent readers who can spot them!

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.

In this week's selection from LOVE ME LIKE AN AUTOGRAPH, Oliver takes a look at Ghost World and gets some brewskies.

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.

SOLRAD's publisher Alex Hoffman has some brief thoughts about fundraising, the election, and tiny chocolate donuts. Readers in the USA - go vote!

Today we have an exclusive preview of Katriona Chapman's second major graphic work, BREAKWATER, published next week by Avery Hill.

We close out the first chapter of PELICAN BASTARDS with a set of pelican pin-ups. Are you ready for the next installment?

Today, SOLRAD's publisher takes a second look at Celine Loup's THE MAN WHO CAME DOWN THE ATTIC STAIRS published by Archaia in 2019.

In the final strip of KRICKET THE CAT Season 2, Part 1, Kricket has clearly learned his lesson... or has he?

Today on SOLRAD, we are featuring Tynan Stewart's in-depth look at the satirical features in the work of JOE SACCO.

After a short hiatus, Nick Francis Potter is back with a new MODEL CONVERSATIONS - enjoy!

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 LAURA KNETZGER.

The Danger Diver returns today with a look at a spectacularly weird creature, the spaghetti starfish. DANGER DIVER is brought to you by Jef Harmatz and SOLRAD Presents.

Today on SOLRAD, Rob Kirby reviews NINETEEN by Ancco, published by Drawn and Quarterly, a book that describes the nervous liminality of late adolescence.

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!

Today on SOLRAD, we have a review from Joana Simão of WHERE IS AISHA? by Aisha Franz and published by Colorama Books.

The flying turtle is back, hurtling across the upper atmosphere - with anger and regrets.

This week on KRICKET THE CAT, Old Man Catfish faces the Slug-House. Will our friends end up on top? Find out!

This week in LOVE ME LIKE AN AUTOGRAPH, the band gets a much needed break from the van.

We have another week's worth of Karl C. Krumpholz's THE LIGHTHOUSE IN THE CITY, brought to you by SOLRAD Presents! This week: exhaustion, Fugazi, dead rodents, optimism not working, and a family tree.

Today, SOLRAD's Editor, Daniel Elkin, talks to J.T. Yost of BIRDCAGE BOTTOM BOOKS about Publishing During A Pandemic, diversity in comics, and what the future of small press comics publishing may look like.

Today on SOLRAD, Maria Carvalho interviews Brazilian cartoonist Gabriela Gullich about her work in graphic journalism.

Today on SOLRAD, Angela M. Sanchez looks at animal allegories to discuss systems of oppression in Blacksad: Arctic Nation, Maus, and, especially, Paru Itagaki’s Beastars manga,

We finish the week at SOLRAD with Ryan Carey's review of Giorgio Carpinteri’s latest, AQUATLANTIC, published by Fantagraphics

Today Old Man Catfish learns of Kricket's "slug problem." KRICKET THE CAT is brought to you by Reilly Hadden and SOLRAD Presents.

Today on SOLRAD, Ingrid Cruz chats with cartoonist Iris Jong about process, day jobs, and the importance of the mundane.

In this week's set of pages from LOVE ME LIKE AN AUTOGRAPH, Oliver takes a dare that pays off in a big way.

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 JESSI ZABARSKY.

Many strange creatures live on the ocean floor, including a whole class of animals called selfie-lopods. The Danger Diver explains!

Today on SOLRAD, Keith Silva is back with a review of Katie Skelly's latest, MAIDS, published by Fantagraphics.

Today on SOLRAD, Tom Shapira reviews EX.MAG #1 from Peow Studio and examines if it truly works as a themed anthology.

Maybe wearing those slug boots was a bad idea? Who knows! All I know is that things are getting wild in this week's KRICKET THE CAT!

This week in LOVE ME LIKE AN AUTOGRAPH, Oliver and crew, set on getting a McGriddle sandwich, stop at a McDonalds on the drive to their next venue.

Today, SOLRAD's Editor, Daniel Elkin, talks to the fine people at GOOD COMICS about Publishing During A Pandemic, diversity in comics, and their newly launched Kickstarter.

Why is it called a sea cucumber? Danger Diver explores the world of vegetable-named sea life in his latest comic from Jef Harmatz!

Today, Kyla Smith chats with fellow cartoonist Allissa Chan about upcoming work and blurring the line between the real and fantastic parts of life.

Today we continue our series with Erik Nebel, reimagining their abstract comics through a look into the cartoonist's process.

This week in NEAR DEATH FLYING TURTLE, our scaly friend hurtles through space while wondering - why search for angel dust and whispered replies?

We're pleased to have Rob Clough back at SOLRAD with his latest full length review, this time of I KNOW YOU RIDER by Leslie Stein.

In this week's KRICKET THE CAT, our feline friend decides to take a break from the boots. Good luck Kricket!

In this week's selection of LOVE ME LIKE AN AUTOGRAPH, Oliver and the band continue the long road trip to the next gig.

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 KEREN KATZ.

In this week's THE LIGHTHOUSE IN THE CITY, Karl muses on the past, on Christmas lights never taken down, and on the ghost of a City that still haunts him.

Today on Matt MacFarland's MORE SEASONS OF GARY, a young Matt gets an eyeful of Poltergeist, despite his dad's warnings.

Today on SOLRAD, publisher Alex Hoffman reviews the rule-breaking antics of Pascal Jousselin's MISTER INVINCIBLE published by Magnetic Press.

Today we are excited to share an exclusive preview of one of SelfMadeHero's new books titled When I Came Out, by Anne Mette Kærulf Lorentzen.

This week in Michael Aushenker's PELICAN BASTARDS, the cheeky birds terrorize a dictator and get into fine art. PELICAN BASTARDS is brought to you by SOLRAD Presents!

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!

Ever since Kricket got those slug boots, things have been a little... off. Let's see how things are going in this episode of KRICKET THE CAT!

Today we feature another of Noah Van Sciver's Cartoonist Chats, this time with Derf Backderf, whose book KENT STATE: FOUR DEAD IN OHIO was published 2020 by Abrams.

This week in THE LIGHTHOUSE IN THE CITY, Karl C. Krumpholz considers giving a cat insulin, the fires near Denver, and old photos.

Today the Danger Diver considers the spectrum of 'puses (tripuses, hexapuses, octopuses, and so on) until things get a little weird.

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We start this week on SOLRAD with André Habet's review of GRIP by Lale Westvind.

Today we have the latest two pages from Michael Aushenker's PELICAN BASTARDS, brought to you by SOLRAD Presents!

To cap the week at SOLRAD, Ryan Carey examines the innovative, borderline-"outsider art" comic THE FLOOD THAT DID COME from Patrick Wray and Avery Hill.

Kricket's latest adventures start off on a... strange foot. KRICKET THE CAT is brought to you by SOLRAD Presents!

SOLRAD Presents is pleased to present the latest comic from Lyssa Park's PHONE BOOK series, this one entitled "Summary." Enjoy!

Today we have a new entry into Ellen O'Grady's 55 COMICS series, a captured moment that ruminates on the things we love and the things we cannot control.

In this week's set of pages from THE LIGHTHOUSE IN THE CITY, Karl thinks about his life in Denver, the way he dresses, and for once in a long time, being completely alone.

Who is predator and who is prey? The Danger Diver considers this all important question at the bottom of the sea in this week's comic!

Check out the panel "Communicating Queer Identity Through Fictional Structures" from SPX 2020, moderated by SOLRAD's publisher Alex Hoffman!

We start our week at SOLRAD with Joana Mosi's extraordinarily deep dive on YA comics featuring the work of Mariko Tamaki, Jilian Tamaki, and Rosemary Valero-O'Connell.

Quarantine beard getting you down? The Ribbon Cutter has you covered in this week's set of pages from MEETING COMICS #8. Enjoy!

We're wrapping up the week at SOLRAD with Ryan Carey's review of Gipi's ONE STORY, published by Fantagraphics earlier this year.

Today Tom Shapira returns to SOLRAD with a review of Sophie Yanow's THE CONTRADICTIONS, published this week by Drawn and Quarterly.

We continue Audra Stang's latest SOLRAD Presents comic, LOVE ME LIKE AN AUTOGRAPH, with two additional pages today. Enjoy!

Karl C. Krumpholz continues his documentation of life during the pandemic in this week's set of THE LIGHTHOUSE IN THE CITY from SOLRAD Presents.

Today, the Danger Diver wants to talk to you about soft bottoms. No, seriously. (DANGER DIVER is brought to you by your friends at SOLRAD Presents!)

Today, SOLRAD has the great pleasure to introduce editorial cartoonist Nhatt Nichols as she explores the history and future of local editorial cartooning.

Today we are pleased to share an 11-page excerpt from Thomas Wellmann's latest comic, PIMO & REX: THE INTERDIMENSIONAL WEDDING, from Rotopol.

Today, lead critic Ryan Carey sits down with Julia Gfrörer to discuss her oeuvre and the recent release of VISION, published by Fantagraphics.

To wrap up our week here at SOLRAD, lead critic Ryan Carey examines the excess depravity of Johnny Ryan's PRISON PIT: THE COMPLETE COLLECTION.

Today we're happy to release another new entry into Lyssa Park's series of PHONE BOOK comics, brought you by SOLRAD Presents!

Today we debut a new Star Valley comic from Audra Stang, entitled Love Me Like An Autograph, brought to you by SOLRAD Presents.

What strange and unusual fish will the Danger Diver find today in the oceanic depths? There's only one way to find out!

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 DAN BERRY.

Today, Sara L. Jewell reviews JOHN, DEAR by Laura Lannes, and considers its connections with Charlotte Perkins Gilman’s THE YELLOW WALLPAPER.

Today, SOLRAD Presents introduces COME WELL, a reinterpretation of Erik Nebel's beautiful and hypnotic 3- & 4-panel comics with process images.

Today, Alex Hoffman comments on racism in comics academia, laments a lost SPX, and details SOLRAD's September publishing plan.

Things get a little rowdy in this set of pages from Andrew Neal's MEETING COMICS #8, brought to you by SOLRAD Presents!

Being in the deepest depths of the ocean means that, occasionally, the Danger Diver has to deal with... secretions. Check out the latest comic from Jef Harmatz!

Today we are continuing our feature at SOLRAD titled "Knowing Is Half The Battle," where published cartoonists give advice on the publishing industry.

We've got another page of FOOD ADVENTURES OF CAPPY AND G up for your reading pleasure, created by Sam Nakahira and brought to you by SOLRAD Presents.

Today, Kyla Smith debuts as a SOLRAD Contributor with an interview of Crystal "Scotty" Jayme, who has multiple ongoing comics at Hiveworks.

Today, our reptillian friend contemplates some sage advice - and comes to a frustrating conclusion. NDFT is proudly brought to you by SOLRAD Presents!

Wrap up your week and ring in the weekend with 3 more pages from Andrew Neal's MEETING COMICS #8 from SOLRAD Presents!

Today on 55 COMICS, Ellen O'Grady meditates on the sounds of the Eno River of North Carolina. 55 COMICS is brought to you by SOLRAD Presents.

Today we've got another set of comic pages from Audra Stang's STAR VALLEY for your reading pleasure - enjoy!

Today we are continuing our feature at SOLRAD titled "Knowing Is Half The Battle," where published cartoonists give advice on the publishing industry.

Today we have another week's worth of comics from Karl C. Krumpholz's THE LIGHTHOUSE IN THE CITY - brought to you by SOLRAD Presents!

Today we introduce Belize City-based writer and teacher André Habet, who reviews SEASONAL SHIFT by Lala Albert from Breakdown Press.

Lauren Barnett has been making comic strips that express the unique frustration, humor, and absurdity that is living during the pandemic. We are excited to bring these comics to you on SOLRAD Presents!

Today Rob Kirby debuts at SOLRAD with a review of THE SKY IS BLUE WITH A SINGLE CLOUD, by Kuniko Tsurita and translated by Ryan Holmberg.

In this week's NEAR DEATH FLYING TURTLE, Tom Lake meditates on the things that we lose. NDFT is brought to you by SOLRAD Presents!

Ryan Carey is back with a new review, this time setting his sights on ALL-TIME COMICS ZEROSIS DEATHSCAPE - will he like what he sees?

Today SOLRAD Presents brings you another comic from Lyssa Park from her Phonebook series. We hope you enjoy it!

Let's see what Bea and gang are up to in the latest set of pages from STAR VALLEY, written and illustrated by Audra Stang, and brought to you by SOLRAD Presents.

In this week's collection of THE LIGHTHOUSE IN THE CITY, Karl C. Krumpholz asks a sobering question - how ugly will everything look next month?

Today, our oceanic adventurer teaches us about the Swapsie Sea Horse. DANGER DIVER is brought to you by Jef Harmatz and SOLRAD Presents.

We start to get into the meat of FOOD ADVENTURES OF CAPPY AND G with this week's page. You thought this was just about cute animals eating food?

Today, we publish the second part of Ken Eppstein's results and analysis from his comics arts stakeholder survey.

Today, our flying reptilian friend meditates on one of the best breakfast foods of all - pancakes! NDFT is brought to you by Tom Lake and SOLRAD Presents.

Happy Monday - we're back with another quarantine experience from Olivia Fredricks' STANDSTILL, brought to you through our SOLRAD Presents imprint. Enjoy!

Today we've got another selection from Andrew Neal's MEETING COMICS, brought to you through our SOLRAD Presents imprint. Check them out!

Today we are continuing our feature at SOLRAD titled "Knowing Is Half The Battle," where published cartoonists give advice on the publishing industry.

In today's edition of 55 COMICS, cartoonist Ellen O'Grady collaborates with poet Ross Gay on a comic about Eric Garner, a Black man murdered by police with an illegal chokehold in 2014.

Today, the Danger Diver introduces us to the Circa dentes pisces - the sub-oceanic tooth fish. DANGER DIVER is brought to you by Jef Harmatz and SOLRAD Presents.

Today, SOLRAD's publisher Alex Hoffman considers the way that Adriane Tomine hides his life in plain sight in THE LONELINESS OF THE LONG-DISTANCE CARTOONIST.

Cappy and G share their heritage and talk about the food they love in this week's page of FOOD ADVENTURES OF CAPPY AND G from Sam Nakahira.

Today, Ryan Carey reviews THE LONELINESS OF THE LONG-DISTANCE CARTOONIST and asks - why this, and whynow?

Today we have a new scene from Olivia Fredricks' STANDSTILL, brought to you by SOLRAD Presents. A physical edition is available to purchase now!

Today, SOLRAD's publisher Alex Hoffman shares some information about the magazine and its reach, and discusses our publishing plans for August 2020.

This week we are digging into the first three pages of Meeting Comics #8, brought to you by Andrew Neal and SOLRAD Presents!

Today on SOLRAD, Nicholas Burman reviews THE MAN WITHOUT TALENT by Yoshiharu Tsuge, published by New York Review Comics in January 20.