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Tag Archives: DWYCK

More on comics criticism at the Hooded Utilitarian

comics and cartooning, commentary and criticism, hype & linkageBy Matthias Wivel18 March 20134 Comments

In the latest instalment of my irregular column at the Hooded Utilitarian I present a late entry in the debate kicked off last month by Eddie Campbell, with his essay for The Comics Journal, “The Literaries”. In his essay, Campbell took issue with the insistence by some critics not just of comparing the achievements of…

Degas and Comics at Hooded Utilitarian

comics and cartooning, hype & linkage, pictorial artsBy Matthias Wivel1 August 2012

I know, it’s been ages, but I’ve finally written a new installment of my column DWYCK over at The Hooded Utilitarian. This time, I draw upon the great Degas exhibition at the Royal Academy last year to discuss the artist’s inquiry into time, space, and movement and its relation to comics. Go, read. Above: Edgar…

Open Sesame. Habibi and its Critics

comics and cartooning, hype & linkageBy Matthias Wivel20 December 2011

I used to write a regular column at Hooded Utilitarian called DWYCK. Then stuff happened. And the column didn’t happen, for way too long. But now I’m back! Er, at least for the moment. No, I’ll really make an effort! Anyway, the essay I have up now is on Craig Thompson’s remarkable new comic Habibi…

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