#carl antonowicz

[cantocomics]

I forgot to post this here, but here's the #cover of my upcoming #graphicnovel The Ardent, due out with Fieldmouse Press this year!

Read a process post here.

[comicsalternative]

On Location: Talking with Creators at the Sumter Comic Arts Symposium 2017

On Location: Talking with Creators at the Sumter Comic Arts Symposium 2017

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Time Codes:

00:00:27 – Introduction

00:02:11 – Setup of Sumter Comic Arts Symposium

00:05:19 – Sophie Goldstein and Carl Antonowicz

00:54:35 – 

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[cantocomics]

A reunion and a fever. This marks the end of second of three chapters of my 2014 graphic novella The Pestle. I’m still proud of this work, dear readers, despite the amount of progress I have made as an artist and as a storyteller in the intervening time. I am aware that were I to ‘redo’ this comic, I would have made many different choices and the end result would likely be more attractive in several ways, but looking backward with regret is a sure road to madness. My intent is to share the third chapter with you all later this year, and conceivably a bit more of my work from this period and later. We will see what the fates have in store. You can read part 1 in its entirety here, and purchase a complete print edition here. I recommend the print edition for multiple reasons: the artwork reads better, the binding is nice, and I could definitely use your cash.

[cantocomics]

In which a cold shoulder is turned, and the Author’s apparent inability to convincingly render children is confirmed. You can read part 1 in its entirety here, and purchase a complete print edition here. I recommend the print edition for multiple reasons: the artwork reads better, the binding is nice, and I could definitely use your cash.

[cantocomics]

In which push comes to shove, and #classtrash is talked. You can read part 1 in its entirety here, and purchase a complete print edition here. I recommend the print edition for multiple reasons: the artwork reads better, the binding is nice, and I could definitely use your cash.

[comicsbeat]

On the Scene: SPACE 2015 brought good times, good comics

On the Scene: SPACE 2015 brought good times, good comics

The sixteenth annual Small Press and Alternative Comics Expo (SPACE) took place last weekend, July 18-19, at the Northland Performing Arts Center in Columbus, OH. I attended the expo and most of the accompanying events. Here’s a smattering of thoughts, recollections and observations in no particular order. While this year’s SPACE took place on the muggiest weekend of the summer, the show is…

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[kevinuehlein]

Writing Blog Tour: Filthy Ducks and Crashing Trucks

Writing Blog Tour: Filthy Ducks and Crashing Trucks

Back in July, I got tagged by cartoonist pal Carl Antonowicz to participate in a series of cartoonists’ writing process, then totally forgot about it.

But I remembered, and now here I am to write about writing.

1)     What am I working on? I am finishing up a 4-page comic for an anthology, titled, “Disgusting Duck in Fowl Trouble.”  It is a submission for a friend’s humor anthology, which I am…

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[maplekeycomics]

Maple Key Comics contributor and PR manager Carl Antonowicz( @thulsadude) draws intense, dark, and generally pretty grim comics. His story in our second issue starts off at a witch burning--and that's the most cheerful part of the narrative.

Antonowicz's work in "A Sickness..." is marked by the heaviest of spot blacks set off by areas of painstakingly intricate detail. His storytelling is taut, suspenseful, and will very likely unsettle a few readers--which, he tells us, is what keeps his black little heart beating.

You can see more of Antonowicz's work at his tumblr, and you can follow him on twitter too if you like weird jokes about death.

Maple Key Comics Issue 2 is coming out next month--you should preorder while supplies last!