Matt MacFarland reflects on the effects his parents' divorce had on him and his brother, this week in MORE SEASONS OF GARY.

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 end the week with Ryan Carey's review of THE SEEDS by Aja and Nocenti, one of the first books from Dark Horse's Berger Books line.

Remember when all anyone could talk about was the Popeye's Chicken Sandwich? Tina remembers, this week in Andrew Neal's MEETING COMICS!

Ellen O'Grady brings us a comic about creative dissatisfaction, and the beauty of the now, this week from SOLRAD Presents.

Today, our pal the Danger Diver tells the tale of the misunderstood depth-dwelling devilfish - brought to you by Jef Harmatz and SOLRAD Presents!

This week in THE LIGHTHOUSE IN THE CITY, Karl thinks about tea, snowy days, and the difference between niceness and kindness.

This week in MORE SEASONS OF GARY, Matt digs into his family history, discussing his parents' divorce due to his father's alcoholism.

Angela M. Sánchez returns to SOLRAD with an essay exploring Rumiko Takahashi's seminal manga InuYasha and the way it approaches mixed-race identity.

Today on SOLRAD Presents, we have another NEAR DEATH FLYING TURTLE by Tom Lake. Turtle asks another seemingly simple question - are you lost?

We finish up the week with Ryan Carey's review of Patrick Keck's PEEPERS, published in 2021 by Fantagraphics's Underground imprint.

Today's comic from Ellen O'Grady's series 55 COMICS continues her remembrance of Ezra Nawi, an Israeli pacifist and human rights activist.

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.

Matt's story of his father continues, warts and all, in his comic MORE SEASONS OF GARY, brought to you by SOLRAD Presents.

Nicholas Burman sits down with Lisa Weill from Lyon BD, a part of the Comic Art Europe Project, to talk about the economics of comics.

This week in NEAR DEATH FLYING TURTLE, our floating friend has some things they would like to have... maybe you could help them out?

Today's comic from Ellen O'Grady's series 55 COMICS begins a series in memory of Ezra Nawi, an Israeli pacifist and human rights activist.

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.

Karl C. Krumpholz is back with another week's worth of THE LIGHTHOUSE IN THE CITY, this week featuring winter/COVID doldrums.

We return this week with another comic from Erik Nebel's COME WELL series, which presents their abstract comics and comics-making process. Enjoy!

Matt MacFarland shares more about the relationship he had with his father in this week's MORE SEASONS OF GARY.

Officer Napkin is at the end of his rope, watching Blade Runner 2049... check out the latest page of PELICAN BASTARDS from Michael Aushenker!

Today, the turtle (who flies, and is near death) asks a very serious question - Have you ever thought about... not doing this?

Check out the latest page of KRICKET THE CAT from Reilly Hadden, brought to you by SOLRAD Presents!

In this week's throwback MEETING COMICS from Andrew Neal, the Ribbon Cutter has a "where are my car keys?" moment.

Earlier this week, cartoonists around the world participated in Hourly Comics Day - and Ellen did too, now brought to you by SOLRAD Presents!

Karl C. Krumpholz is back with another week's worth of diary comics. This week's selection features waiting, books, and very large hair.

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

Erik Nebel presents another of their abstract comics in their COME WELL series, brought to you by SOLRAD Presents!

Today, Nicholas Burman returns to SOLRAD with an interview with R. Orion Martin, publisher of Paradise Systems.

This week, the PELICAN BASTARDS have murdered... a murder or crows? What will these fiends think of next? Ventura PD continues its investigation!

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.

Kricket finally finds out the name of his Aunt Mona's partner - find out if she'll let him stay this week in the latest page of KRICKET THE CAT!

We wrap up the week with Ryan Carey's review of GRID OBSERVER, created by Pat Aulisio and published by Clown Kisses Press in 2020.

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).

This year, SOLRAD will be spending more time covering comic for kids - we start with Charles Hatfield's review of ISLE OF ELSI: THE DRAGON'S LIBRARIAN

Today, SOLRAD's publisher Alex Hoffman sits down with Kumail Rizvi and Zain Dada to talk about their new publishing house Khidr ComixLab.

This week on Jef Harmatz's DANGER DIVER, our underwater adventurer introduces us to the panopticod.

Today we have a fascinating interview between Tânia A. Cardoso and Nicholas Burman about comics, academia, dialectograms, and seeing the world.

In this week's MORE SEASONS OF GARY, Matt shares a story of a 'spit take' at the rehearsal dinner before his wedding in 2013.

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 in Tom Lake's NEAR DEATH FLYING TURTLE, our soaring shelled friend wants to know - who is responsible for starting art?

We wrap up the week with Ryan Carey's review of ON TOUR by Moa Romanova, published by Peow Studio in 2020.

Does this set of pages of MEETING COMICS have a cameo by their author, Andrew Neal? Find out this week, brought to you by SOLRAD Presents!

Today we have another in Ellen O'Grady's series of rhyming comics from her 55 COMICS project, brought to you by SOLRAD Presents!

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!

This week, the DANGER DIVER asks us to consider not just all the weird fish at the bottom of the depths, but also... what is inside those weird fish?

Come explore the process of abstract cartoonist Erik Nebel through their COME WELL series, brought to you by SOLRAD Presents!

In this episode of MORE SEASONS OF GARY, Matt MacFarland reflects on his dad's love of fishing (and fishing paraphernalia).

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!

In this week's NEAR DEATH FLYING TURTLE by Tom Lake, our floating friend with a shell is asking some heavy hitting questions.

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.

To cap the week, Ryan Carey takes a look at PLEASE DON'T STEP ON MY JNCO JEANS from Noah Van Sciver, published by Fantagraphics in 2020.

Kricket touches on a sensitive subject (and learns more about the family estate) in this week's episode of KRICKET THE CAT from Reilly Hadden!

SOLRAD Comics is pleased to bring you a new comic from the fantastic November Garcia. Rest in peace, Rocko.

In addition to our interview with Dean Haspiel, we also have a new comic from him, titled "The Currency of Community." 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 DEAN HASPIEL.

In this week's DANGER DIVER, our trusty adventurer wonders - what could you do with an extra hole in your head?

Today, SOLRAD's publisher Alex Hoffman reviews BL Metamorphosis, a manga about two different women with a common interest from Seven Seas.

Today we have the latest page of Matt MacFarland's comic about his dad, MORE SEASONS OF GARY, brought to you by SOLRAD Presents!

Those PELICAN BASTARDS are back at it again with latest chapter from Michael Aushenker - brought to you by SOLRAD Presents. Enjoy!

Marking his SOLRAD debut, Ashton Rice interviews cartoonist and SCAD professor Brian Ralph about making art, social media, and staying inspired.

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).

Kricket learns more about his Aunt Mona and her monster hunting past, this week in an all new KRICKET THE CAT from Reilly Hadden!

We wrap up MEETING COMICS #9 this week, and will soon be moving on to MEETING COMICS #10! Check out the end of the issue today!

In the midst of the furor in the United States capital, Ellen O'Grady offers us a contemplative moment in time through her 55 COMICS series.

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.

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!

Now that 2020 is over, let's take a moment to reflect on the best* comics we read in 2020, featuring a wide cast of SOLRAD contributors!

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.

This week is the finale of Pelican Bastards chapter 2, brought to you by Michael Aushenker and SOLRAD Presents. Will the cops be blown to bits?

This week, Matt MacFarland shares a story about working at his dad's vet clinic, needle stick injuries and all!

Commodore Benlulou has a crazy idea for how to catch the PELICAN BASTARDS in this week's page from Michael Aushenker - enjoy!

Kricket has encountered a vampire in his family cave - vhat vill the future hold for our feline friend?

Today on SOLRAD, Ryan Carey reviews PLANET PARADISE by Jesse Lonergan, published by Image Comics

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.

Tom Shapira is back at SOLRAD with a review of Andi Watson's Kafkaesque graphic novel THE BOOK TOUR, published last month by Top Shelf.

This week in DANGER DIVER by Jef Harmatz, our aquatic adventurer descends in the pitch black abyss. Figuratively and literally.

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.

This week, Matt MacFarland reminds us all not to play air-flugel horn and drive. Check out the latest MORE SEASONS OF GARY

Lane Yates returns to SOLRAD with a feature on the distribution practices of one of the world's most recognized cartoonists -Jack Chick.

Today, Kay Sohini makes her SOLRAD debut with a review of Kiku Hughes' DISPLACEMENT, published in 2020 by First Second Books.

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!

Now that Kricket's house has been destroyed, he's looking for new digs - maybe he can move in with Aunt Mona?

Today on SOLRAD, Ryan Carey reviews the new work from Katriona Chapman and Avery Hill Publishing, BREAKWATER.

The band finally makes it to Star Valley in the conclusion of Audra Stang's LOVE ME LIKE AN AUTOGRAPH - enjoy!

Today we welcome comics scholar Craig Fischer to SOLRAD to review Michel Rabagliati's latest graphic novel, PAUL AT HOME, from Drawn and Quarterly.

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.

This week in Karl C. Krumpholz's THE LIGHTHOUSE IN THE CITY, Karl dreams, fights a cold, and thinks about the holiday season.

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.

Each week we dive into Erik Nebel's process and learn how they create their abstract comics - check out the latest episode today!

Officer Napkin has some interpersonal troubles in this week's PELICAN BASTARDS from Michael Aushenker, brought to you by SOLRAD Presents.

We're happy to have Tom Lake's NEAR DEATH FLYING TURTLE back after a short hiatus - check out the new page today!

Today on SOLRAD, Ryan Carey reviews THE GROT by Pat Grant, published by Top Shelf.

In the latest set of pages from MEETING COMICS #9, we experience the Bill Wokely funeral. MEETING COMICS is brought to you by SOLRAD Presents!

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.

SOLRAD's publisher Alex Hoffman considers Elliott G.'s EBB TIDE, a love letter and prayer published by Diskette Press in 2019.

Today, our deep diving friend the DANGER DIVER introduces us to the surlipus sea urchin which is not a very neighborly creature.

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's More Seasons of Gary introduces us to Gary's veterinary practice... and you have to put the chicory where?

Today we have another of Erik Nebel's sensual and eye-opening abstract comics from their COME WELL series, brought to you by SOLRAD Presents!

Today Edward Haynes makes their SOLRAD debut with a review of THE IMPENDING BLINDNESS OF BILLIE SCOTT by Zoe Thorogood & Avery Hill.

The cops decide who is going to get a piece of the action in this week's PELICAN BASTARDS from Michael Aushenker!

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?