Oregon Cartoons & Cartooning: Past, Present, Future
While not directly related to Oregon cartooning, this disconcerting news could easily be about one of the many cartoons, comics and graphic novels from our state. As reported by Argus…
Free Comic Book Day is the most wonderful time of the year for comic enthusiasts—it’s when publishers shell out special issues and deals on popular titles like Spider-Man, Doctor Who,…
Oregon film history contains figures of the hugest possible magnitude. Matt Groening, the creator of The Simpsons, and king of a jaw droppingly huge merchandising empire, came in January to…
The Guardian called Victoria Lomasko “the brutally funny artist no gallery in Russia will touch,” The New York Transatlantic described her like this: “Victoria Lomasko is a fixture at Moscow’s…
While not exclusively related to Oregon, we share this Call for Proposals, hoping that many Oregon cartoonists will contribute to this project. Call for Proposals: Accessible Comics Design Competition! Following…
Join Comics Studies and the Portland Center for the Humanities at PSU for a conversation with John Jennings and Damian Duffy, co-collaborators on the coffee table book Black Comix Returns…
The following post is taken directly from the website https://jsma.uoregon.edu/ComicsJournalism The show is still available as virtual exhibit. The Art of the News: Comics Journalism opens at the Jordan Schnitzer…
Drawn by Kane Lynch in 2017, this comic with the title Get to Know Vladimir Putin originally appeared in The NiB. It is timely again after the invasion of Ukraine…
Established in 2015 in St. Johns, Comic Cave is now a bustling family-owned store in the Kenton neighborhood. 1924 N. Kilpatrick, Portland Oregon, 97217 Wed-Fri 11-6 Saturday 10:30-4 Sunday noon-4…
Over the years, the Oregon Cartoon Institute organized a number of film screenings. Many of the films came from the collection of co-founder Dennis Nyback. In 2011, the Oregon Cartoon…