Artichoke Tales John Layman received over 250 awards

received over 250 awards

Winner of Broken Frontier’s 2021 Award for Best One-Shot Anthology

not everyone here is smiling all the time

It broke ground with its craft and the casual intersectionality of its huge and diverse casts of nuanced characters (many of whom are LGBQTIA+) who live and have relationships in often-naturalistic settings and situations (although L&R has SF and magical realist elements too)

Artichoke Tales John Layman received over 250 awardsBy Megan Kelso. Published by Fantagraphics. Hardcover, 232 pages, Monochrome, 2010. Megan Kelso's first new book in four years is a fantastic generation spanning saga. Megan Kelso has proved herself a master of the cartoon short story with Queen of the Black Black (1998, to be republished by Fantagraphics in 2010) and Squirrel Mother (2006, currently in its second printing). With Artichoke Tales, six years in the making, Kelso expands her range (and