March 17, 2003They Call it Fumetti: IgortFumetti: That’s what Italian’s affecionately call their comic books, derived from “little clouds of sm...
February 27, 2006Tomine in Hometown PaperAdrian Tomine views young adult angst through the prism of comic-book noir. Adrian Tomine used to be young. He still is...
Bust: Adrian Tomine is the Boy du JourBust’s Boy du Jour feature profiles a new boy every issue and in the new Spring issue Adrian is the lucky duck.
January 16, 2003PW Daily for Booksellers: Graphic NovelsThe graphic novel has long been a puzzle to many booksellers, in part because many people believe that graphic novels ar...
June 17, 2002PW: D&Q ProfileFor more than a decade Montreal-based D&Q has been publishing highly literate comics and graphic novels that tackle ...
March 17, 2003Time.comix Best of 2000Time. comix, Friday, Dec. 08, 2000With four different top-tier, trade-published books, the year 2000 has been the best ...
March 17, 2003SF Chronicle Holiday Gift Ideas: Summer BlondeEggers is the first editor of a new title from the Best American series, The Best American Nonrequired Reading. Full of...
November 21, 2002Salon Reviews Summer BlondeDaniel Clowes (“Ghost World”) and Adrian Tomine create graphic novels and comics as smart, deep and complex ...
September 16, 2004EW Reviews The Golem’s Mighty SwingJames Sturm’s newly reprinted graphic novel reads like the movie John Sayles should’ve made instead of Eight...
July 31, 2002Portland Mercury Interview with AdrianSince age 16, Adrian Tomine has been drawing and writing his Optic Nerve comics. His work is very smart, sweet, and som...
December 22, 2002Nick Hornby, NY Times Book Review: Road to AmericaHowever often you tell yourself that the comic book is a legitimate art form, with its own language and style, its Chauc...