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Issue #243 - Contents
Updated May 11, 2002
Newswatch
- LPC's Chapter 11 and Top Shelf's Near Death Experience
by Michael Dean
- Burne Hogarth Estate vs. Edgar Rice Burroughs, Inc.
by Michael Dean
- Spanish Comics Convention Scandalized by Live Sex Performance
by Eric Reynolds
- Bookstore Challenges Canada Customs Seizure of Gay S&M-Themed Comics
by David Rust
- Alternatives Well Represented in 2002 Eisner Award Nominations
by Michael Dean
- Rand Holmes: 1942-2002
by Trina Robbins
Reviews
- The Refining Power of the Stars: The Masochists
by Ng Suat Tong
- One for the Landfill: Pistolwhip
by Bill Randall
- 48 Pages in Search of a Good Translator: Nofret: Kiya
by Matthew Surridge
- Review-proof: Vernacular Drawings & Tardi Carnet
by Bart Beaty
Graphics Novel Panel Discussion
- Chip Kidd, Charles Burns, Kim Deitch, Kaz, Richard McGuire, Art Spiegelman and Chris Ware discuss contemporary funnybooks.
(Click here for an excerpt.)
Introduction by Jack Baney
The Dylan Horrocks Interview
- New Zealand's greatest comics export tells all about his life, work and career. Their chat is followed by three pages of Hicksville outtakes and sketchbook art.
(Click here for an excerpt.)
by Tom Spurgeon
Lost in Translation
- It's a Tokyo Thing
(Click here for an introduction to the Journal's new manga column.)
by Bill Randall
Funnybook Roulette
- Take the Old Story Out Back and Don't Shoot It: Ghost World
by R. Fiore
Comicopia
- The Comics: Unpredictable or Dead?
by R.C. Harvey
Minimalism
- Enter the Stack
by Tom Spurgeon
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