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31 Days Of CCS, #19: Andi Santagata & Beth HetlandBeth Hetland has been illustrating and co-writing some big projects in the past few years, but now she's gotten back to writing and drawing...
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31 Days Of CCS, #18: Anna McGlynn & Chuck ForsmanThere are a lot of cartoonists who love to mine cheesy exploitation movies because it's easy to get a cheap pop by referencing kung-fu movies,...
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31 Days Of CCS, #17: Aaron Cockle & Bryan StoneBugs , by Bryan Stone. Stone is one of the members of CCS's first graduating class, but it's been a while since I've seen his work....
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31 Days Of CCS, #16: Quinn Thomson and Sam NakahiraQuinn Thomson has quite a future ahead of him doing what he describes as "slice-of-life science fiction." This can be a really effective use of...
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31 Days Of CCS, #15: Rebecca Schuchat and Juniper KimFour short comics by Rebecca Schuchat. These are all 4" x 4" minicomics, each of which is a combination of information and polemics. Prop 22 is...
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31 Days Of CCS, #14: Lillie J. Harris and Coco FoxCoco Fox is the rare cartoonist whose non-cartooning activities I'll mention in a review, because her upbeat authorial persona is 100% accurate in...
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31 Days Of CCS, #13: Kevin Reilly and Mac MacLeanGame Over , by Mac MacLean. MacLean's comics are thoughtful and meditative, and often turn toward the topic of loss. This comic takes on death...
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31 Days Of CCS, #12: Dan Nott and Sofia LesageHidden Systems Preview & Sketchzine, by Dan Nott. Nott is about to establish himself as one of the best practitioners of comics...
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31 Days Of CCS, #11: Ivy Lynn Allie, Mercedes Campos Lopez, Meg SelkeyDunk , by Meg Selkey. This short comic is heavy on color and production values, but it pays off because of its emotional heft. Two girls...
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31 Days Of CCS, #10: Leise Hook & J.D. LuntLeise Hook has had some early success in her career with the New Yorker and other venues, and given her spare but expressive line and...
