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Charles Burns’s X’ed Out Is Fantastic
I devoured Charles Burns’s X’ed Out last night. Then I read it again this afternoon. I’ll read it again before I give it a proper review closer to its release date near the end of October. It’s weird,...
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X’ed Out — Charles Burns
If you like Charles Burns, go ahead and pick up X’ed Out, the first (and very promising) entry in a new trilogy. Skip this review. You’ll probably be happier (and more unsettled) just experiencing all...
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Charles Burns Annotates a Page from X’ed Out
At New York Magazine, Charles Burns annotates a page from his excellent new graphic novel X’ed Out. See the slideshow here. A sample– “I don’t know exactly where he came from,” Burns says with a laugh...
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Every Car in Hergé’s Tintin Comics
Every car in Hergé’s Tintin comics. Tagged: Adventures of Tintin, Art, Cars, Hergé, Tintin
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The Adventures of Tintin, Vol. 3 — Hergé
I’ve long been interested in Hergé’s Belgian comic series Tintin, which chronicles the adventures of Tintin, boy reporter, and his faithful dog Snowy. When a batch of hardback three-in-one editions...
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Samuel Beckett’s Adventures of Tintin — Tom Gauld
Tagged: Art, Books, Comics, Hergé, Literature, Samuel Beckett, Tintin, Waiting for Godot
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