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Queer Guide Comic: Tips for a COVID-Safer Pride!
Protect your ability to party—and protest—this Pride!
New Thing in the Lloyd Center: Secret Room Workshop Pop-Up
Through December 23, the little gallery will host art shows, present workshops, and sell riso-printer art.
An LA Comics Fest Comes to Create Permanent Damage in Portland
Floating World hosts the grimy indie comics fair in Lloyd Center's old Ulta Beauty salon.
Chelsea Cain’s Twitter Tricks and Man-Eaters Hints
How the Portland Writer Vanquished an Internet Outrage Cycle and Returned to Comics Creepier and Cooler Than Ever
New Graphic Novels: The Adventure Zone: Here There Be Gerblins, Sanpaku and Exit Stage Left: The Snagglepuss Chronicles
Check Out My Very Good Taste in Comics
Ed Piskor’s X-Men: Grand Design Is a Comics Cliffs Notes for X-Men
Boiling Down 8,000 Pages of X-Men to a Six-Issue Arc
Surprises and Horrors in Full Bleed, Portland’s New Comics and Culture Quarterly
Also Included: Punk Rock, U-Boats, and Alan Moore Fighting a Demon
Orange Thief Makes the Case for Published Sketchbooks
The Unsettling, Imaginative Illustrations of Sophie Franz
Short-Form Comics You Will Love
Things of Beauty from Kevin Budnick, Anne Pomel, and More
Spinning Hits Full Rotation
Teen Graphic Memoir Author Tillie Walden Comes to Wordstock
My Pretty Vampire’s Cartoonish Violence
Katie Skelly’s Love Letter to ’70s Woman-Centric Vampire Cinema
An Excerpt from Fetch: How A Bad Dog Brought Me Home
Nicole Georges on Her Lovable, Cranky Pup
Tongues’ New God Flow
Portland’s Anders Nilsen Debuts a New Comic, With Greek Drama, God Drama, and Strange Wars
Pop Gun War’s Magic Explosion-ism
Farel Dalrymple’s Surrealist Comic Book is Action-Packed as All Hell
The Feeling is Multiplied
Our Queer Little Village
The Heroes Inside
The Internal Lives of Superheroines from a Transperson’s Perspective
Comics Artists Jeff Lemire Goes Further North in Roughneck
It’s a Story About Canada and Hockey and Snow—and a Return to Form for the Essex County Author
Slow Your Roll, Iron Fist—We’re Talking Esoteric Comics With Ron Regé Jr.
Also Discussed: Wonder Woman’s Goddess Origins and the Holy Grail
Wednesday Comics
March 8
The Shirley Jackson Project is Like a Collection of Ghost Stories
Portland Comic Artists Share Their Passion for Shirley Jackson, Queen of Gloom
Jill Thompson, Jewel of the Comics Industry
With The True Amazon, She Gets Wonder Woman Right (Finally)
Chelsea Cain Leaves Twitter Following Sexist Harassment
The Local Author’s Experience Speaks to a Larger Problem of Online Abuse
Rolling Blackouts is an Ambitious Muddle
Sarah Glidden Explores Conflicts in the Middle East and Ethics in Comics Journalism
Here is Dame Darcy, Your Comics Queen
The World is Catching Up with Her—Just in Time for The Meat Cake Bible
Study Group Takes Comics Seriously
The Local Magazine Applies a Critical Lens to the Art Form
Growing Old with Fight Club
Chuck Palahniuk’s Comic Book Sequel to the ’90s Rite of Passage
Get Your Geek on at GeekCraft Expo PDX
The New Craft Fair Features Local Makers of Nerdy Delights
Straight to Video (Tonfa!)
Seven Years of Tim Goodyear's Movie Zine
Local Champion Cartoonists on Best Practices in Beer Bottle Design
Plus, How to Design a Brewery!
The Drug-Fueled Insanity of Megg and Mogg in Amsterdam
More Fascinating, Repulsive Comics from Simon Hanselmann
Mockingbird Takes Off
Local Author Chelsea Cain Makes a Marvel Heroine Sing
A Drawn and Disorderly Legacy in The Complete Wimmen's Comix
Sorry, Franck Bondoux, Women Comics Artists Have Been Around for a While
Time Traveling with Daniel Clowes' Patience
Talking about His New Graphic Novel
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