Comics A.M. | U.K. charity store receives comic book windfall

Gabrielle Bell Proves "Truth is Fragmentary"

Acclaimed cartoonist Gabrielle Bell talks about her new book of diaries and travelogues, collaborating on "Siberia," fiction versus memoir and more.

The growth of India's $22 million comics industry

Comics A.M. | Two graphic novels crack Costa Book Awards shortlist

Comics A.M. | Sweden's Tintin debate continues; more on NYCC

The Middle Ground #124 | The problem with reality

My problem with diary comics, I think, may be that I read them in the same way that I do other comics, and then end up feeling guilty when I judge the central character - i.e., the person creating the actual comics - for decisions they've made or things that they say. It's not even as if they know that I'm thinking such things, but nevertheless, I find myself feeling bad for being so unsympathetic to such talented people.

She Has No Head! - Embarrassment of Indie Riches

Food or Comics? | Amontillado or Amulet

Comics A.M. | The re-poster dilemma; a look at digital-first initiatives

Previews: What Looks Good for August

Gabrielle Bell's The Voyeurs coming in August

Gabrielle Bell and the incredible disappearing award-nominated webcomic

Gabrielle Bell Moves On After "Mome"

Cartoonist Gabrielle Bell discusses the final issue of "Mome," privacy in autobiographical comics and the struggle to craft the perfect short story.

Spend the month with Gabrielle Bell

Gabrielle Bell's bedbug battle concludes

Gabrielle Bell vs. bedbugs

Comics A.M. | Witness testifies in George case, publishers rebuke Apple

Gabrielle Bell, Peeping Tom

Gabrielle Bell's comic about Comic-Con