Page 12 - Chris Ware News Today

/PRNewswire/ -- The Newberry Library and The Pattis Family Foundation are pleased to announce the winner of the first annual Pattis Family Foundation Chicago...

Weston's historic RNLI has appointed a new lifeboat operations manager to take over the current office holders role when he steps down later this year.

Justin Green, a star of underground comics in the 1970s who channeled his Catholic guilt and childhood neuroses into “Binky Brown Meets the Holy

“Binky Brown Meets the Holy Virgin Mary,” his epic autobiographical story of Catholic guilt and neurosis, “made comics grow up,” a colleague said.

The Chicago native's early comix of the 1960s and '70s influenced several generations of artists to draw from their most painful personal experiences.

THERE are only a few days left for you to catch the exhibition of the work of Glasgow-based graphic novel duo Metaphrog at the Park Gallery in…

The prizewinning author on the Southall riots of the early 80s and his debut collection, inspired by London’s never-ending narratives

Canadian "underground" comic book artist Julie Doucet has been awarded the 'Grand Prix' in Angouleme, eastern France.

This years President of Angoulême International Comics Festival and last years winner  Chris Ware has awarded Julie Doucet with the Angoulême Grand

Alex Segura's "Secret Identity," about a Latina who invents the Legendary Lynx and moonlights as a PI, is the unlikely culmination of a life spent in love with genres.