The third and final (for now) volume of Drawn + Quarterly's full-color hardcover Little Lulu books has been out for a bit. I'm sad ...

  It took me awhile to get my copies of this book, which premiered on September 1st, but  I'm happy to say the Drawn and Quarterly produ...

Just a couple of recent developments you folks might find of interest... I spent the past two years restoring Cecil Jensen's inde...

This blog is a decade old. It's a done deal, for the most part. I wanted to mark its 10 years of existence with one last special po...

HERE is the official announcement from Drawn + Quarterly... the first volume in this series, which will reprint selections from the 10 on...

Long time, no post-- Wait a minnit--this blog is supposed to be "dead!" Finito! Kaput! Yes and no. My major work is long done ...

I've looked at some of John Stanley's Little Lulu stories so many times that it doesn't seem possible they hold anything le...

I am pleased to announce the publication of my new book on John Stanley. The Tao of Yow includes revised versions of three of the acclai...

Just a reminder that Frank M. Young has just published a three volume bibliography of the comics work of John Stanley, the mastermind of D...

John Stanley was a great storyteller. His ability to spin multiple variations on a number of stock plots, and bring something fresh to th...