Nine-Square Grid
Jimmy StampComic books, architecture, and comic book architecture.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues |
|---|---|---|---|
| Publishes | Weekly | Issues | 4 |
| Subscribers | Read | ninesquaregrid.substack.com |
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Growing up, all my favorite books had maps in the front. They made stories feel so much more real and immersive. What secrets, dangers, and adventures were waiting for the characters on those maps? I couldn’t wait to find out. And what abou...
Panel Discussion: The Beekeeper's Due, Panel 1.1
In this series, I’m breaking down my Eisner-nominated short story The Beekeeper’s Due. There will be spoilers. To read the full story first, click here.
Panel Discussion: The Beekeeper's Due, Panel 0
In 2023, My short story The Beekeeper’s Due was nominated for an Eisner — the comic book industry’s highest award. It was published in the inaugural issue of the anthology Tales From the Cloakroom, which was produced by a few students in Sc...
The Terrifying Comic Book Cover That Made Me Learn To Read
It was a Sunday morning in the summer of 1986. I was five years old, staying with my grandparents at their “cottage” — a double-wide trailer on a muddy man-made lake in Indiana. My Grandpa had just gotten back from town to pick up the newsp...
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Eisner-nominated comic writer. Architecture & design copywriter. Journalist & critic with bylines in The Guardian, Wired, Dwell, and more. But mostly here for comics. \ud83d\uddef️ jimmystamp.co for comics ✍️ advscopy.com for copywriting \ud83d\udccd Philadelphia
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