This week wraps up MEETING COMICS #8 - keep your eyes peeled soon for more comics from Andrew Neal, brought to you by SOLRAD Presents!

Today, Meggie Gates sits down with Madeline Horwath to discuss their work, background, their fascination with horror, queer content, and the fact that they are NOT a horse girl.

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 CHARLES FORSMAN.

Erik Nebel is back this week with another examination of their process in a series titled COME WELL, brought to you by SOLRAD Presents.

The pelican squad makes some introductions in this week's set of pages from Michael Aushenker's PELICAN BASTARDS.

After a brief hiatus, Kricket the Cat is back with the first part of his Second Season! We hope you 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 SIMON MORETON.

Today for SOLRAD Presents we continue with Erik Nebel's COME WELL, a reinterpretation of their hypnotic 3 panel comics.

Michael Aushenker's flock of pelicans continues their deeds most fowl in this edition of PELICAN BASTARDS, brought to you by SOLRAD Presents!

FIle it under B for "better read the latest 3 pages of MEETING COMICS #8 by Andrew Neal, brought to you by SOLRAD Presents!"

Today, we're excited to bring you another of Ellen O'Grady's dream zines as a part of her 55 COMICS sereis on SOLRAD Presents. Enjoy!

In this week's THE LIGHTHOUSE IN THE CITY, Karl reflects on cats, his struggle with depression, and the new normal of attending weddings by video conference.

Today we have a brand new comic to debut on SOLRAD Presents - Michael Aushenker's PELICAN BASTARDS. We hope you enjoy the first three pages!

To wrap up the week, SOLRAD's lead critic Ryan Carey reviews DANCING AFTER TEN, a graphic memoir by Vivian Chong and Georgia Webber.

This week in THE LIGHTHOUSE IN THE CITY, Karl C. Krumpholz muses on the things we can look forward to, giving cats insulin, and finding respite.

Today, we have the final installment of Olivia Fredricks' STANDSTILL, a collection of moments during COVID-19 quarantine, brought to you by SOLRAD Presents.

We cap the week with Ryan Carey's review of 920London, written and illustrated by Remy Boydell and recently published by Image Comics.

Today, the Danger Diver reflects on all the little things that can hurt you. DANGER DIVER is created by Jef Harmatz and published by SOLRAD Presents.

Sam Nakahira digs in with the latest page of FOOD ADVENTURES WITH CAPPY AND G, brought to you by SOLRAD Presents. Enjoy!

Today we have the penultimate scene from Olivia Fredricks' comic STANDSTILL, brought to you through our SOLRAD Presents imprint.

Today we've got another set of pages from Andrew Neal's MEETING COMICS #8 - brought to you by SOLRAD Presents! Enjoy!

Tom Shapira is back at SOLRAD and today he consider's Tom Scioli's book about Jack Kirby, and asks - is this really a biography?

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

It's Tuesday, which means it's time to check out another set of Lauren Barnett's quarantine comics, brought to you through our imprint, SOLRAD Presents!

Today, we follow up Ken Eppstein's stakeholder survey from May with the results and analysis from his latest work. This will be published as a two part series, and this is part 1.

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

We're back this week with another set of pages from Audra Stang's STAR VALLEY, brought to you through our SOLRAD Presents imprint.

We've got another week of THE LIGHTHOUSE IN THE CITY comics from Karl C. Krumpholz, brought to you every week by SOLRAD Presents. Enjoy!

Today we have another selection of Lauren Barnett's quarantine comics, brought to you through our SOLRAD Presents imprint.

This week the Near Death Flying Turtle is a shooting star - make a wish. NDFT is brought to you by SOLRAD Presents and Tom Lake.

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

Back from its brief hiatus, we have a new comic from Lyssa Park's Phonebook to share with you today! Phonebook is brought to you by SOLRAD Presents.

Today, we are pleased to share an excerpt from Weng Pixin's "Infatuation," published in the collection Sweet Time & Other Stories by Drawn & Quarterly in June 2020.

Ever since the COVID-19 quarantine, 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!

It's the finale of Meeting Comics #7 this week - we'll be back with the start of Meeting Comics #8 next week!

Papercutz recently published the first few volumes of Asterix, the classic French comic from Uderzo and Goscinny. Patrick L. Kennedy sat down with series translator Joe Johnson to talk about his work on the books.

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

SOLRAD Presents is proud to bring you STANDSTILL, a collection of moments during an artist's COVID-19 quarantine. The physical edition is available now!

Ryan Carey wraps up our week at SOLRAD with a review of Art Young's Inferno, originally published in 1934 and now published in an original art edition by Fantagraphics.

Today we have a new comic from Ellen O'Grady's 55 Comics, a series of personal, political, and historical comics published through our SOLRAD Presents imprint.

We've got another roundup of THE LIGHTHOUSE IN THE CITY from Karl C. Krumpholz brought to you by SOLRAD Presents. Check it out!

Today we are pleased to share an exclusive preview of Gipi's ONE STORY, which will be published by Fantagraphics later this month.

In this week's NEAR DEATH FLYING TURTLE from cartoonist Tom Lake, our floating reptilian friend offers some advice for all the dreamers out there.

Back in action, it's MEETING COMICS by Andrew Neal, brought to you through our imprint SOLRAD Presents. Enjoy!

We've got another two pages from Audra Stang's STAR VALLEY up today as a part of our SOLRAD Presents imprint.

Ryan Carey evaluates the constant re-invention of Casanova Frankenstein's Tad Martin with his review of TEARS OF THE LEATHER-BOUND SAINTS.

Today we're pleased to present an interview Nicholas Burman conducted with Tommi Musturi, a Finnish cartoonist whose comics have been published by Fantagraphics.

Today, publisher Alex Hoffman reflects on the first 6 months of SOLRAD, gives an update about Rescue Party, and previews our publishing schedule.

SOLRAD's lead critic Ryan Carey takes a look at the simultaneously immersive and alienating EIGHT-LANE RUNAWAYS, which comes out next week from Fantagraphics.

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 are very pleased to present a long-form evaluation of the "live drawing" comics of Warren Craghead from F. Stewart-Taylor.

In our second set of comics from Karl C. Krumpholz's ongoing serial THE LIGHTHOUSE IN THE CITY this week, Karl and Kelly slowly venture out into the world... with mixed results.

Ryan Carey takes some time today to explore the fragmented nature of THE MARCHENOIR LIBRARY by Alex Degen, published by Secret Acres earlier this year.

Today in Nick Francis Potter's MODEL CONVERSATIONS, Lem and Hannah have a conversation about a book that takes a wild turn.

One of the earliest responses to racist police violence from the comics community was a brief-lived campaign of "comics against fascism." Our guest writer today evaluates that response and lays a foundation for thought about militating against fascism in the comics arts.

Today we introduce a new comic to SOLRAD Presents - Audra Stang's STAR VALLEY, which originally serialized on Instagram and is printed in her anthology The Audra Show.

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

Standstill, a new comic by Olivia Fredricks, collects moments of a quarantine experience during COVID-19. A physical edition will be published in June 2020.

In this week's KRICKET THE CAT, our hero Kricket knows that one cat's trash is another cat's treasure.

We finish up our coverage of Anna Haifisch's THE ARTIST: THE CIRCLE OF LIFE with Rob Clough's exploration of Haifisch's illustrative style.

Today, SOLRAD's publisher Alex Hoffman discusses the world at large and focuses on the economics of Desert Island's Kickstarter anthology Rescue Party.

In today's episode of KRICKET THE CAT, Kricket explores a dungeon and finds... something? KRICKET THE CAT is serialized as a part of SOLRAD Presents.

Our guest critic this week is Sara L. Jewell, who brings us a razor sharp review of THE ARTIST: THE CIRCLE OF LIFE. Don't miss it!

In this week's MODEL CONVERSATIONS, a guy sits down and eats a sandwich on God.

Today we kick off another SOLRAD book club with a week of coverage of Anna Haifisch's THE ARTIST: THE CIRCLE OF LIFE. Ryan Carey takes point.

To round out the week, Ryan Carey takes a look at Kevin Mutch's new book from Fantagraphics, The Rough Pearl.

Today, we're pleased to release "Friend" the latest installment of Lyssa Park's Phone Book, a series of short comics exclusive to SOLRAD Presents.

Today, SOLRAD's publisher Alex Hoffman reviews THE HARROWING OF HELL by Evan Dahm, which will be published by Iron Circus Comics in July 2020.

Today, Near Death Flying Turtle wants to be woken up. NDFT is published every Monday through SOLRAD Presents.

In this week's Kricket the Cat, Kricket makes friends with some birds. Kricket the Cat is self-published by Reilly Hadden.

Guest contributor Philippe Leblanc shares his experience with Zak Sally's RECIDIVIST IV - frustrating, distressing, and unforgettable.

Today we are pleased to share with you a preview from The Garden, written by Sean Michael Wilson, illustrated by Fumio Obata, and published by Liminal 11 in May 2020.