Word: graphically
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Dates: during 2000-2009
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...Publishers submit their entries for consideration in such categories as Best Short Story, Best Continuing Series, Best Graphic Album, Best Single Issue or One-Shot, Best Writer/Artist, Best Letterer and nearly twenty others. The resulting master list made for a humbling experience as I realized a year's-worth of constantly reading comix kept me apace of only about one third their total output. Luckily half of this list was slashed away on the first day as we eliminated works that were not worth consideration. Other outstanding books were left out for more technical reasons. Charles Burns' "Black Hole...
...comic about a town whose residents suddenly discover their lives are plagued by spiral shapes. Their bodies twist into snail shells and those who try to leave get returned back again. On the more serious side it was a great pleasure to find Madison Clell's "Cuckoo," an intense graphic album that collects her very hard to find series of the same name. In it she details her experience with Multiple Personality Disorder. Though the artistry can be somewhat crude, its mixture of honesty, discovery, humor and pain make up for the lack of polish...
...absolutely must be a nominee" and one meaning, "This is absolutely unworthy of being on the list." High-scoring books would then be made nominees. Only four nominees garnered five fives: "Fleep" by Jason Shiga, for Best One-Shot (see review); "The Yellow Jar," by Patrick Atangan for Best Graphic Album -- New (see review); "Tintin: The Complete Companion," by Michael Carr for Best Comics-Related Publication; and Todd Klein for Best Letterer for his work on such books as "Promethea" (see review...
...these multitasking times, many women find that it makes sense to combine seeing a friend with another pleasurable activity. Diana Kollmeier, 37, of Babylon Village, N.Y., an executive sales assistant and single mom with a 9-year-old son, and Faith Algazi, 34, a graphic designer who lives 20 miles away in Jericho, N.Y., have been friends for more than six years but didn't see each other as often as they wanted. The solution, they decided, was to find an activity they could share that would help bring them together on a regular basis. After considering several options, including...
...Peter Jennings narrated a travelogue-like "portrait gallery" that included a still image of healthy Iraqi kids walking in the rubble. "Don't you always wonder," he intoned unctuously, "what the children are thinking?" On the Arab networks, there's little need to wonder. "Arab channels know [graphic] images address the core consciousness of their viewers," says Issan Mousa, professor of media studies at Yarmouk University in Jordan. "For the Arab audience, these are the defining image...