A few days ago (Oct. 26 to be exact), a retrospective exhibition dedicated to the career of the late, great Croatian comic book artist Edvin “Eddy” Biuković opened in one of the major art museums and gallery halls, the Klovićevi Dvori Gallery, in Zagreb.
Wrapping up the bookscouting road trip, including one of the more surprising finds we’ve run across in all our years of doing this.
I saw Thor: Ragnarok a couple of days ago, so I thought I’d do a quick and dirty write-up. It will contain spoilers for anyone who hasn’t seen the trailers.
Hey, can we write about sports here? We can, because there are no rules? Excellent! Let’s get to it!
The promised bookscouting column is coming, but in the meantime, you might enjoy these items of interest.
All the news about Harvey Weinstein in the last couple of weeks has gotten me thinking about this age-old question again: Where do you separate the art from the artist? What do you do when you discover that the creator of a work you love is an asshole, has done something heinous, or is even an outright criminal? Is there a point where a person becomes SO repugnant that you can no longer support the creative work they were involved in?
Travis takes a look at the last two weeks of SNL, where Wonder Woman Gal Gadot and Kumail Nanjiani hosted on the different episodes.
