Note: I'll admit that this week's ICYMI is a bit thin -- this has to do with both the seemingly endless Twitter battle that critics seem to be fighting every day for legitimacy, and, more importantly, my getting ready for SPX (which, ironically, will be over when this posts)!
COMICS CRITICISM
* Greg Hunter on WARMER an anthology about Climate Change edited by Andrew White and Madeleine Witt, a book that "reads like a product of conviction".
* Rob Clough takes a look at the new book by Tom Gauld, BAKING WITH KAFKA.
* Scott Cederlund's mildly awkward review of Ben Passmore's YOUR BLACK FRIEND.
WHATNOT
* Phillipe LeBlanc interviews RYAN SANDS about the return of Youth In Decline's amazing series Frontier! Can't tell you how great this news is.
* A reading from An Introduction to Alcohol by Karl Christian Krumpholz and a SHORT INTERVIEW about his new comic.
* Rebecca Fulleylove lets Breakdown Press' JOE KESSLER show us his most-treasured books!
* While I may not entirely agree with everything Liel Leibovitz writes in WHY THE INTERNET IS BAD FOR THE JEWS, I think it is worth a read.
* Charis JB's KNOW YOUR HATE GROUPS.
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