High Society: the part of Cerebus that justifies the rest
Twenty-five numbers on an electoral campaign, without a fight. What satire is about, why it works, and why we can start there.
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Twenty-five numbers on an electoral campaign, without a fight. What satire is about, why it works, and why we can start there.
Read article →Twenty years of decorations drawn by another artist on the same board. What the collaboration produced, and why printing matters so much.
Read article →The arc where the second designer transforms the work. What it adds, what its length costs, and why it's the last comfortable exit point.
Read article →He published the number and the ending well in advance, then stuck to it for twenty-six years. What this commitment achieved, and what it cost.
Read article →Searching for a famous story from 2003 returns books, not issues. Two items, two inventory lines.
Read article →Why an isolated maximum is not a market level but a separate object. Statement of August 29, 2026.
Read article →On a small number, a median is an accident of composition. Look at the number before the amount.
Read article →Moral ambiguity is a literary quality and an industrial handicap. What it prohibits, what it allows.
Read article →A format that has disappeared, drawn from the script and not from the final cut - hence its interest.
Read article →On a modern limited series, a high share of verified indicates an impoverished unit supply, not a strong demand.
Read article →Published before, under another title, without common numbering: the most poorly indicated category in contemporary publishing.
Read article →Promotional tattoos, reissue at a competitive price, alternative cover: the official range saturates its own name.
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