We’re preparing to publish the long-awaited Hogan’s Alley #24, and for a limited time, we’re making the issue available for preorders. Read about the amazing issue we’re publishing and place your preorder now!

Here’s your chance to own a signed copy (inscribed, if you want) of The Complete Betty Brown, Ph.G., the book compiling strips from 1934 to 1948 that tell the remarkable story of the first female professional in comics! (Each purchase includes an exclusive 8x10 print showcasing an image from the strip.)

Our intrepid photographer was seemingly everywhere during the National Cartoonists Society’s 2023 Reuben Awards, so let this photo album take you behind the scenes at the gala event. You’ll see attendees mingle with their peers, receive awards, make speeches and even consume some adult beverages—it’s the next best thing to being there!

In this interview, author Eliot Borenstein talks with Tom Heintjes of Hogan’s Alley about his new book, Marvel Comics in the 1970s: The World Inside Your Head, touching on topics including how the Marvel revolution in the 1960s laid the groundwork for the next decade’s author-driven point of view, how the new editorial philosophy germinated and grew, and why it ultimately couldn’t last.

BILL BLACKBEARD examines Hearst’s scheme to expand his comics empire by creating “toppers,” or strips within strips. Though the gambit failed, it left behind some memorable work.

As Lincoln Peirce’s “Big Nate” prepares to make the jump from children’s books and newspaper comic strips to the small screen, Tom Heintjes talks to Peirce about the character’s evolution to animation and how he helped adapt his creation to a new medium.

Jack Mendelsohn had a hand in many iconic comics properties, from the animated Beatles cartoon Yellow Submarine to his fondly remembered newspaper strip Jackys Diary. JOHN PROVINCE interviews the creative chameleon Mendelsohn about his long and eclectic career.

An Atlanta-area university is hosting a major exhibit of original comic art, including works by legends such as Winsor McCay, Bill Watterson, Will Eisner, Neal Adams and dozens more. DOUG DeLOACH walks you through the exhibit’s many wonders and includes information on attending.

Three Black cartoonists—Barbara Brandon-Croft, Ray Billingsley and Lonnie Millsap—discuss the challenges of working in syndicated cartooning as African Americans in a conversation with Hogan’s Alley editor Tom Heintjes.

Cartoonist Bill Holbrook discusses his new graphic novel, Dethany and the Other Clique—an exploration of the younger years of Dethany the Corporate Goth—in an interview with Hogan’s Alley editor Tom Heintjes.

Once almost entirely the professional domain of men, cartooning has seen its practitioners diversify considerably in recent years. Hogan’s Alley editor Tom Heintjes sat down with some female cartoonists to discuss their experiences in the industry and changes they’ve seen during their careers.

It’s our photo album from the National Cartoonists Society’s 2019 meeting, filled with exclusive, behind-the-scenes images you won’t find anywhere else! It’s your chance to see dozens and dozens of your favorite cartoonists as you’ve never seen them before!