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I had the good fortune to meet Peter Kuper at San Diego Comic Con, as he sat with his only copy of Ruins, the new graphic novel coming out in a couple of months from SelfMadeHero. And what a joy it was to sneak a peek. Ostensibly it's a road trip movie, only in that the driver[...]

Monday, November 3rd Politics and Comics, a special panel discussion including Peter Kuper, Jeff Danziger, and Liza Donnelly will be held at the Butler Library of Columbia University, room 532, from 6 to 8PM They say: "From Thomas Nast to Garry Trudeau, comics have a long tradition of political content and political inclinations Join Peter Kuper,[...]

Hopefully one of these days he might be willing to actually make the long trip across the globe and meet some of his ardent Indian fans in person. Amongst the star guests in attendance from lands far, far away (for just the 3rd time in the history of Comic Con India) in the form of several[...]

They say: "Celebrating the release of a new 320 page hard-cover anthology, artist/editors Peter Kuper, Seth Tobocman, Sabrina Jones and Sandy Jimenez will give you a behind the scenes history of the of the long-running zine's past, present and future with visual presentations". Wednesday, October 1st JHU Comics at 32 East 32nd Street in New York will[...]

The event is free and open to the public. Presentations will be by Scott Cunningham and Peter Kuper, moderated by Karen Green Bad For You co-author Scott Cunningham will read the opening comic about America's comic book censorship and burnings during the late 1940s and 50s, as well as other excerpts from his book with Kevin[...]

He also noted the propensity of WW3 to document the "slow transformations of neighborhoods from real communities to wastelands". Panelists included Sandy Jimenez, Seth Tobocman, Peter Kuper, Sabrina Jones, and Kevin Pyle, many of whom had worked as both editors and contributors in the anthology's 30 year history. For Peter Kuper and Seth Tobocman, the history of[...]

They say: "Comic book stories about death? Not easy material, but World War 3 Illustrated has never set out to gather and anthologize soothing entertainment; rather the magazine's editors (Peter Kuper, Scott Cunningham for Issue #45) continually strive to serve up illustrated narratives that relate to real concerns beyond the page, issue after issue It[...]

There will also be an artist panel discussion with David Small, Peter Kuper, and Mark Newport, moderated by Harper on Friday, April 4th, at 5 p.m. As for the contents of the exhibit, it is incredibly wide-ranging, so here are some of the areas of focus and the contributing artists: Firstly, "graphic novelists who were contemporaries of[...]