Arts & Entertainment - March 7, 2009
Dwellephant and Shady are "Missing the Boat"
You might never have seen his face, but you've seen his work. The delightful drawings of Dwellephant permeate Milwaukee's artistic landscape in many media, forms and contexts, and now he's got one more to add to the pile: he's illustrated a book.
Tags: missing the boat, dwellephant, justin shady, comics

Arts & Entertainment - April 22, 2008
Comic strips go "green" today
King Features Syndicate heads an effort in which nearly 50 comic strips are set to go "green" for Earth Day today.
Tags: king features syndicate, comics, earth day, green sheet

Milwaukee Buzz - July 12, 2006
Milwaukee Talks: Denis Kitchen
Denis Kitchen is a major player in the world of comics; that’s the world of R. Crumb, Will Eisner, Art Spiegelman and others. And he’s a Milwaukee boy. He returns home to collaborate with MAM and we took the opportunity to catch up with him.
Tags: Denis Kitchen, Avant Garde, Negative Movement, Baroques, comix, comics, graphic novel, Velvet Whip, Reitman, MAM, Will Eisner

Marketplace - Jan. 9, 2003
Bizarre Riverwurst Comics is well worth $2
A self-described Luddite, Tea Krulos assembled his brand new comic 'zine, Riverwurst Comics, without the help of a computer. "It has a slightly flawed but very human touch," he says. OMC interviewed the funny, articulate and twisted Krulos about comics and more.
Tags: comics, comic shops, Riverwest, Tea Krulos, bathrooms

Politics - June 30, 2008
Is it just me?
Or is there some reason that the conservative comic strip "Mallard Fillmore" is simplistic and lacks any nuance? Almost every day it's a basic one panel cartoon that seems to parrot the company lines of the worst part of the conservative movement. While I have great respect for many con...
Tags: comics