Caroline Cash

Nov 16, 2023 | graphicpolicy.com | Caroline Cash

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Sep 16, 2023 | newyorker.com | Jeremy Nguyen |Caroline Cash

The School of Art and Design (SAD) is proud to welcome distinguished alumni who are succeeding in their respective fields! We hope that their stories inspire the next generation of artists as they speak to the graduating class of SAD students about their accomplishments. (With the exception of the authors, all of these graduates are fictional.)

Sep 13, 2023 | brokenfrontier.com | Caroline Cash

Hot on the heels of our recent review of PeePee-PooPoo #420 here last week at BF we have a preview of the upcoming November issue below!PeePee PooPoo #80085By Caroline CashOn sale 11/15/23Ignatz Award-winning underground comix for the modern reader!Caroline Cash’s gay, modern take on the ‘60s underground comic continues! In this issue: tales of an adolescent expedition to Victoria’s Secret, an ode to a favorite bar, and more late-night bad decisions.

May 18, 2023 | tcj.com | Tegan O'Neil |Caroline Cash

Y’know, it really does seem like just last week I mentioned the surprising paucity of first-person perspective comics - oh yeah, it was just last week. Still not a genre that you see more than once in a while. Probably best in small doses. Point-of-view is used sparingly in the cinema for a good reason, that reason being that it can be rather distracting if done more than once in a while. For emphasis. It also represents a significant formal challenge for the cartoonist.