OUR BLOG

Banned Books Week 2014

September 21st marks the start of Banned Books Week, and this year’s focus is on comics and graphic novels. Graphic novels continually rate on the American Library Association’s (ALA) Top 10 list of Frequently Challenged Books, with BONE landing at the #10 spot this...

Weekly Recap

Check out this week’s happenings!  The Challenge: Click to participate in the Tuki Spot the Difference!  The Adorable: Jeff Smith interviewed by a 5 year old!   The Freebie! New Tuki page addedThe Fact: The Cartoonist Documentary The Serious: The Guardian asked...

Follow Friday: Liniers

Liniers is an Argentinian cartoonist best known for his very popular work Macanudo, which is a daily comic strip published in the newspaper La Nacion. Liniers’ first U.S. published work debuted last Fall – The Big Wet Balloon, via TOON Books. Learn more about Liniers’...

What are your Top 10 Books?

List the 10 books that have stayed with you in some way. Don’t take more than a few minutes, and don’t think too hard. They do not have to be the ‘right’ books or great works of literature, just ones that have affected you in some way. Jeff’s Favorites are (in no...

#FollowFriday Jeff Lemire

Jeff Lemire is the author and comics artist of such brilliant stories such as the Essex County Trilogy, Sweet Tooth, The Nobody and Animal Man. While most of his work is published by Top Shelf, he also writes comics for DC, Dark Horse and Valiant Comics. Everyone here...

National Book Festival Fan Art

Wherever Jeff goes-Conventions, store signings, book festivals-you name it—he always comes home with sketches from fans. Whether it is an homage to BONE, RASL, or TUKI, or to Jeff himself, we wind up with a trove of treasure! The National Book Festival was no...

Follow Friday: Tom Sniegoski

Follow Friday: Tom Sniegoski Tom Sniegoski might be best known to BONE fans as the co-collaborator on the Quest for the Spark series as well as Stupid, Stupid Rat Tails, and Tall Tales! Tom is a very accomplished author, having worked on many other genres of books...

 

Blog Archives