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Deutsche Bank Enabled the Crimes of Jeffrey Epstein
How Epstein paid tuition for his most favored sex slaves
This series of posts about Jeffrey Epstein is intended to show the corrupting influence he had on the art world. I began with posts about the Interlochen Center for the Arts and the...
Young In Iran Is Out!
I wrote about Young In Iran, a collection of comics by young Iranian comics artists back on February 2. By the end of that month, we had attacked Iran. Because of the status of Iranian sanctions, Kickstarter dropped the publishing campaign...
Three Houston Magazines
publishing physical objects for the material world
Publishing a magazine in 2026 feels like a stupid and futile gesture. Paper magazines and newspapers once had a monopoly on periodical written texts. But as often happens when a new techno...
I Do the Rock
The Rocky Horror Picture Show came out in 1975. I saw it at a comic book convention in 1978 at the age of 15 and I was kind of shocked but deeply entertained by it. Tim Curry seemed untra-cool and dangerous as Dr. Frank-N-Furter. In 1979, C...
Misery of Love by Yvan Alagbé
Misery of Love by Yvan Alagbé is my favorite graphic novel of 2026. This doesn’t mean all that much—hundreds of new graphic novels are released every year and I only ever read a few of them. (Back in the early 90s, I read every significant...
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Robert Boyd was born in Melbourne, Australia, and grew up in Houston, Texas. He went to Rice University. In 2009, he founded the art blog, The Great God Pan Is Dead.
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