Jaime Hernandez & Zak Sally interview each other

Right here.

Your Weekly Somersault

Merry Christmas!

See more at the Somersault archive.

Vintage Santa

There's a great gallery of Santa images at Hairy Green Eyeball.

PSYCHO SANTA MOVIES

A 2003 strip by Richard Sala.

Kirby Page Of The Month

Taken from the CBR forums.

New Weekly Strip

See more here.

Cartoon Your Way To Success!

todaysinspiration.blogspot.com

The Outer Limits trading cards

From the Secret Stash blog. You can download the whole set (front and back)!

Clutch Cargo

Uncle Funny Bunny and Chumpy

Cartoon Brew thinks this may be the worst comic strip ever created :

"Admittedly it’s aimed at children, and produced in the more innocent era of the early 50s. But the consistently corny gags, the awful stiff artwork… surely this takes the prize. Unless one considers the Weekly Reader’s back up strip: Loki, Your Fuzzy Forest Friend."

I kind of like it myself. I'd say there are thousands of worse comics than this out there! There are more samples here.

Ethel Sparrowhawk

An early Christmas present from Steve Tillotson... you can download a pdf of the out-of-print Ethel Sparrowhawk issue 1 right here right now for free. It's one of the best comics to come out of the British indie comics scene and well worth a read.
And when you've read that, there's a brand new issue available :






















I've been too cheap and lazy to acquire it, but judging by these pages, it'll be great.

Geo. Herriman

From Stripper's Guide, via Journalista.

The Weekly Strip

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Comic Book Legends Revealed

Did Frederic Wertham actually support the Comics Code?





















Did EC and other comic companies stop making horror comics before the Comics Code banned them?





















Was there an earlier Comics Code that helped lead to the creation of Wonder Woman?





















Find out in the latest edition of Brian Cronin's Comic Book Legends Revealed!

Ha!

From Fantagraphics webcomic pages.

The Crumbs Talk...

Lorenzo Mattotti & Lou Reed

From FLOG! :
"ActuaBD interviews Lorenzo Mattotti (translated) about his new art book collaboration with Lou Reed, Le Corbeau (The Raven), among other topics. Above, Mattotti & Reed sign the book at Galerie Martel in Paris, where the original art is on display until January. Holy smokes! (Via The Comics Reporter)".

Mawil and Trondheim in Glasgow

Joe Gordon reports on Mawil and Trondheim's appearance at Glasgow's Goethe Institute. It's a great read.