The whole weekend was particularly inspiring and edifying. Comics in Australia are pretty small potatoes [but we’re working on it], so its great that lately through graphic and other sources that they’ve been getting a bit of press after being the subject of a bi-annual cut and paste filler article for so long. Thanks
[…] –Â Scott McCloud – from ‘Understanding Comics’ (also used as a multimedia bible in explaining media and visual storytelling concepts ) did a great one hour presentation, which harnessed visual support material as effectively as you’d hope a guy like him would. Lots of interesting points, “Tom Cruise need a glove in Minority report?”. He also ended with this pretty funny reading of a scrolling comic that involved monkeys mutating into progressively […]
New York, NY
October 18, 2024 Scholastic Books HQ
Anniversary Celebration:
20 Years of Graphix!
New York, NY
October 18-20, 2024 New York Comic-Con
Panel Events, Signings, etc.
Boston, MA
November 24-27, 2024 NCTE Conference
(National Council of Teachers of English) Presentations and Panels with Raina Telgemeier related to The Cartoonists Club.
EVERYWHERE!
On April 1, 2025, The Cartoonists Club hits bookshelves and Raina and I hit the road! See my latest blog post for details and a Tour Schedule.
Hmmm… just jogged past the Opera House on the way to work this morning and saw the posters for Graphic. But of course I got my tix ages ago!
I’m surprised you haven’t blogged about the Robert Crumb debacle.
Not much to say.
Comics has a history around the world of being misunderstood. Crumb doubly so. I understand his decision and reasoning, but we’ll miss him of course.
For the curious, here’s an explanation.
And Australia has a history of misunderstanding things, so I guess this was sort of inevitable.
Thank you very much for coming and giving a wonderful and thoroughly interesting talk! (And thanks for taking the time to sign my silly notebook) 🙂
The whole weekend was particularly inspiring and edifying. Comics in Australia are pretty small potatoes [but we’re working on it], so its great that lately through graphic and other sources that they’ve been getting a bit of press after being the subject of a bi-annual cut and paste filler article for so long. Thanks
I was so sad I couldn’t make it… curse being broke. Come to Melbourne! Oh please oh please!
[…] –Â Scott McCloud – from ‘Understanding Comics’ (also used as a multimedia bible in explaining media and visual storytelling concepts ) did a great one hour presentation, which harnessed visual support material as effectively as you’d hope a guy like him would. Lots of interesting points, “Tom Cruise need a glove in Minority report?”. He also ended with this pretty funny reading of a scrolling comic that involved monkeys mutating into progressively […]