September 16, 2004
LA Weekly reviews SCRAPBOOK!
Artist scrapbooks bring to mind a Jon Lovitz sketch about an obnoxious Picasso scribbling on paper napkins and forcing t...
March 17, 2003
Sturm’s Golem is the Best of 2001
The Great American Sport meets the Great American Artform. Based on the Jewish legend of the Golem, it’s about a ...
August 17, 2001
Time.comix rave for Sturm’s Golem
It shouldn’t take a small publisher, based in Canada, to bring baseball to American comicbooks, but it has. Fortu...
January 14, 2003
James Sturm in the Chronicle of Higher Education
Aspiring cartoonists have long had to hone their skills — and learn about their craft — without much support...
January 29, 2003
Graphic Novels Hit The Mainstream
Happy moments don’t come around often in the world of comic books. Years of bias, terrible distribution and a gen...
July 2, 2002
Time.com on a Smart Blonde
Some people hate Adrian Tomine’s work. All they see are cute girls and angsty-guys in short, enigmatic portraits ...
July 3, 2002
Village Voice Summer Book Round Up
VLS, July 3-9 2002Henry James deemed “summer afternoon” the most beautiful phrase in the English language; c...
May 21, 2002
TIME.com reviews Baru’s Road to America
A sports comic with themes of race and identity, set at a time reminiscent to current events, “Road to AmericaR...
June 16, 2002
The Observer reviews Sturm’s Golem
Picasso and TS Eliot were fans of Krazy Kat and the dadaist feline is still more moving than many more modern creations....