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Clark Burscough

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Sep 11, 2026
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  1. Article · Sep 11, 2026 · Clark Burscough

    Everlasting Scream — This Week's Links - The Comics Journal (opens the original)

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    We approach one of the main crescendo points of the year, here at this week’s links, as the fall festival season kicks into gear, and we await the issuing forth of white smoke from the chimneys of Bethesda to signal that the winners of the Ignatz Awards have been announced, also indicating, simultaneously, that Hallowe’en, in relative terms, is mere seconds away, as the crow flies, and it’s probably past time to make good on previous year’s promises to actually keep track of books read this year

  2. Article · Sep 4, 2026 · Clark Burscough

    September in the Rain — This Week's Links - The Comics Journal (opens the original)

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    Keeping it brief, up top, as it’s a busy edition of this week’s links, below, and sometimes you have to dash out of the house, in order to answer a deluge of questions about exhibits at the Science Museum, posed by a seven year old, and resist the age-old temptation to go full Calvin’s Dad sicko mode with your responses. — Linnea Sterte (@decassette.bsky.social) 2026-09-01T15:15:20.748Z • Dipping into the comics crime files to start the week, as mangaka Masami Kurumada, creator of Saint Seiya an

  3. Article · Aug 28, 2026 · Clark Burscough

    A Burning Dog — This Week's Links - The Comics Journal (opens the original)

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    Hurtling towards September at a rate of knots, in this week’s links, below, which means we’re heading into autumn’s comics festival and awards season, and then it’s basically a hop, skip, and a jump into the festive period’s end-of-year lists and planning ahead for January’s New Year’s resolutions — start playing the Oscars music, it’s time for the 2026 retail year to begin moving to leave the stage. — Franck Bourgeron (@franckbourgeron.bsky.social) 2026-08-18T15:17:46.733Z • Beginning this week

  4. Article · Aug 21, 2026 · Clark Burscough

    Here Comes the Rain Again — This Week's Links - The Comics Journal (opens the original)

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    Travel chaos lately, as climate change shifts the UK into a land of wildfires, and government warning alerts blaring out of phones with zero preamble, so, a lot of fraught commuting the last few days, that involved frowning at my ubiquitous comms device for items relevant to this week’s links, below, while delayed, and thinking, “Why is the comics internet talking about C-3PO?” before tracking back on the timeline and discovering the exasperating/originating thought experiment that had been pose

  5. Article · Aug 14, 2026 · Clark Burscough

    Let Your Yeah Be Yeah — This Week's Links - The Comics Journal (opens the original)

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    Eclipse week here in the UK, so I spent some time out of doors on Wednesday grumbling that I couldn’t see the pages of the issues of Zot! or Miracleman that I was trying to read while wearing the special protective glasses being handed out at the Royal Observatory, before being roundly booed out of Greenwich Park by hordes of disapproving astronomers and journalists, as the light of the day disappeared for a handful of eerie moments behind the moon - just some of the exasperatedly whimsical humo

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