Trondheim’s Little Nothings

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Trondheim’s Little Nothings

  From the coming Little Nothings collection of Trondheim’s comics blog.

Trondheim’s Little Nothings

Here’s the latest in our running comics blog by Trondheim Little Nothings. We’ve got the 2nd volume announced for January and have been running excerpts since end of October.

Cover Sketches

  So here are some rough cover sketches from my sketchbook. Hopefully, next week I’ll put up a finished pencil version. I’d like to get as many Turkmen symbols as possible onto the cover. The moon and five stars. The five headed eagle. Watermelons. Carpet patterns. Camels. Some good Turkmen hats. Maybe a view of [...]

David B in the Wall Street Journal

This morning’s Wall Street Journal has a comics article presenting the work of David B on the occasion of our publication of his 2nd book to come over the Atlantic after the very successful Epileptic. Entitled “Night Visions, A French Artist Aims to Stretch the Boundaries of Cartooning”, the article presents our brand new Nocturnal [...]

Trondheim and… McKean?

Note from Terry: We have some real goodies coming up in the next couple months with Trondheim in the forefront on them: His next volume of his comics blog Little Nothings for January and also the next Dungeon Zenith which we’d been waiting to get back to and now features an artist (Boulet) besides Sfar [...]

DUNGEON monstres 2 reviewed in Booklist

for Dungeon Monstres2: “Possibly the most exciting yet cohesive volume of the Dungeon series so far. Sfar & Trondheim don’t slouch on the snappy dialogue or quirky characterization that make Dungeon a fun ride!” Booklist

METRONOME makes New York Magazine’s Top Ten

New York Magazine has just announced their top ten in all things culture and that includes a list of top ten Graphic Novels where our Veronique Tanaka’s arresting silent GN Metronome is seventh tied with another silent GN called Travel.

Moresukine in New York Times Book Review

In an article highlighting some great graphic novels for Holiday gifts in last Sunday’s New York Times Book Review, critic Douglas Wolk called Dirk Schwieger’s Moresukine ”A very different take on Japan… Schwieger is genuinely open to trying anything… He’s also attuned to the details of his environment and the way they color his social interactions.” [...]