Comics
Nicholas Gurewitch has decided to stop creating his popular strip The Perry Bible Fellowship, which runs in the Guardian and a number of alt weeklies.
In a letter to his clients he writes:
Update: The Comics Reporter points way to this piece, which quotes Gurewitch as saying the strip will continue and be produced at "undetermined intervals."
In other news, some magazine names cartoonist Mr.Fish as one of ten people to watch this election cycle. While I caution against listening to the top ten lists of men's magazines, you really should be reading his comics.
(via aan.org)
In a letter to his clients he writes:
"I'm making this decision for a variety of reasons, but mainly because I want to do other things besides be a cartoonist."Who would want to do other things besides be a cartoonist? oh well.
Update: The Comics Reporter points way to this piece, which quotes Gurewitch as saying the strip will continue and be produced at "undetermined intervals."
In other news, some magazine names cartoonist Mr.Fish as one of ten people to watch this election cycle. While I caution against listening to the top ten lists of men's magazines, you really should be reading his comics.
(via aan.org)
posted by Matt Bors at
1:23 AM
2 Comments:
Sad but not surprising. PBF has been in reruns for the past few weeks now.
Is it wrong that my first thought after reading this was "Yes! More space for us!"?
Sad news though.
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