December 20, 2016
A comic from the Seventh Southern Music Issue.
What is an artist’s public self but a front, a collection of personal dogmas—brand of whisky, brand of politics, brand of god—perhaps no longer believed in but argued forcefully for the sake of consistency and the benefit of future biographers.
January 18, 2017
A comic by R. Crumb from our Third Southern Music Issue.
The year was 1960. The author was in his late teens, living with his parents in Dover, Delaware.
November 30, 2016
A graphic essay from the Fall 2016 issue.
When European settlers bought Kentucky County, before Kentucky and Virginia split along the Appalachian mountain range, a Cherokee chief warned they were purchasing dark and bloody ground.
