Showing posts with label rainer kannenstine. Show all posts
Showing posts with label rainer kannenstine. Show all posts
Friday, January 10, 2025

45 Days Of CCS, #41: Fantology 4

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The fourth volume of Fantology is probably the weakest volume overall, but there's still plenty of interesting material in there. A lot...
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Monday, January 8, 2024

45 Days Of CCS, #39: What The Gnomes Know

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What The Gnomes Know is an anthology centered around artists from CCS and the Columbus scene. There's a good mixture of both, and there...
Monday, December 26, 2022

31 Days Of CCS, #26: Fantology Volume 3

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Kristen Shull and Emily Zea have produced another winning edition of Fantology , with probably the strongest issue from top to bottom. Its c...
Thursday, September 1, 2022

31 Days Of CCS, 2021-22, The Index

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Well, it took an absurdly long time to finish, but I'm declaring my 31 Days of CCS feature, dedicated to comics from students and gradua...
Friday, December 31, 2021

31 Days Of CCS, #32: Less Than Secret

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I enjoy anthologies that are a true team effort. This is something that's one of the major first-year requirements at CCS, as students a...
Thursday, December 31, 2020

31 Days Of CCS, #33: Fantology Issue 2

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The second issue of Kristen Shull and Emily Zea's Fantology arrived just under the gun for inclusion in this feature. Unsurprisingly, th...
Monday, December 28, 2020

31 Days Of CCS, #28: Rainer Kannenstine

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Rainer Kannenstine is an artist experimenting with different kinds of fantasy and sci-fi storytelling. His latest comic, Bog Beast , is a si...
Saturday, December 26, 2020

31 Days Of CCS, #26: Fantology

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Every year, someone from CCS always seems to step up to do the work of editing and publishing an anthology. It's a time-tradition that h...
Friday, December 28, 2018

Thirty One Days Of CCS #28: Rainer Kannenstine

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It's a special privilege to see the entirety of a CCS student's thesis package, as I noted when I reviewed Dan Nott's comics. ...
Sunday, December 17, 2017

Thirty Days of CCS #17: Rainer Kannenstine, Anna Sellheim

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An upcoming grad (Class of 2018), Rainer Kannenstine’s work is sort of gleefully nihilistic. This Sucks is a story that demonstrates his p...