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Drawn & Quarterly is a Montreal-based comics publisher founded in 1989 by Chris Oliveros. It began as a quarterly comics anthology and developed into a publishing house for alternative and literary comics, graphic novels, and translated work. Its catalog has included books by creators such as Chris...
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World-class literary-comics institution acclaimed for curation, production quality, major creators, and transformative influence on graphic literature.
ui.x_scoring_methodologyKramer’s Ergot is an art zine founded by Sammy Harkham. It presents a curated anthology of works from emerging and established artists exploring unconventional approaches to comics and illustration. Since 2000, it has become notable for championing experimental cartoonists and alternative voices wit...
Blab! is an American alternative comics anthology series edited by Monte Beauchamp, first published in 1986. The anthology features contributions from underground and alternative cartoonists, illustrators, and artists whose work blends comics with pop-art and graphic illustration sensibilities. The...
Mome was an American comics anthology published by Fantagraphics from 2005 through 2011 under editors Gary Groth and Eric Reynolds. Issued on a roughly quarterly schedule for much of its run, it combined recurring work by developing cartoonists with contributions from established alternative-comics...
Zero Zero was an alternative-comics anthology published by Fantagraphics from 1995 through 2000. Edited by Kim Thompson, it presented short and serialized work by established and emerging cartoonists, with contributors including Robert Crumb, Kim Deitch, Spain Rodriguez, Kaz, and Dave Cooper. Rather...
The Ganzfeld is a series of occasional art publications associated with the American publisher PictureBox. Its volumes were edited by Dan Nadel, sometimes with other editors, and brought together comics, illustration, graphic design, and contemporary visual art in an anthology-like format; the serie...
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