Dan Nadel

[Los Angeles Review of Books @LAReviewofBooks]

"Michael is a fantasist grounded in the real, possessed of a clean line and crisp spatial ability, so he can begin with a truth, and soar into unexpected space." An excerpt of @pictureboxbooks's introduction to Michael McMillan's "Terminal Exposure." https://t.co/XfKMrTWenI

[Dan Nadel @PictureBoxBooks]

https://t.co/sVyS77jKyB via @lareviewofbooks

[Scribner @ScribnerBooks]

CRUMB by @PictureBoxBooks is the first-ever biography of the revolutionary artist, Robert Crumb, packed with raw stories, vivid art, and 20th-century history. A must-read for art & culture lovers! 🎨📚 #Crumb #Biography
https://t.co/fQ8TjOPeeZ

[Dan Nadel @PictureBoxBooks]

Coming up: Crumb: A Cartoonist's Life https://t.co/1Gm7qoe98t

[Dan Nadel @PictureBoxBooks]

@frynaomifry Or maybe it’s best I stay home and text you highlights while you’re on stage?

[Dan Nadel @PictureBoxBooks]

@frynaomifry Oh no. Maybe we can watch on a phone during the event?

[Scribner @ScribnerBooks]

Dive into the wild, complex world of Robert Crumb—the genius who redefined comics and counterculture. 🎨📚 #Crumb #Biography @PictureBoxBooks
Pre-order your copy: https://t.co/fQ8TjOOGpr

[Ken Parille @KenParille]

April, 2025.

[NYR Comics @NYRcomics]

Today's the day! Dash Shaw's BLURRY is out. A beautifully woven set of stories that hinge around the difficulties and consequences of making a decision. Dash is the master of illustrated storytelling. Check out his latest.

[artforum @Artforum]

In the February 2018 issue of Artforum, Dan Nadel (@pictureboxbooks) untangles the art of Christina Ramberg, an oeuvre marked by a “fierce attention to structural integrity and an unflinching exploration of the female body.” https://t.co/l4ChzH1770

[The New York Review of Books @nybooks]

The comic strip Nancy, writes @PictureBoxBooks, was “always governed by Ernie Bushmiller’s private comedic rules: 3 rocks are funnier than 2; Nancy’s hair never has fewer than 69 or more than 107 spikes; the scenery...must be hand-drawn but always generic.”https://t.co/MKQrHEUm6K

[The New York Review of Books @nybooks]

“Every cartoonist has a guiding obsession. [Ernie] Bushmiller’s was constructing the perfect gag. He built Nancy from back to front, starting with the punch line...and then working his way back to the beginning.” —@PictureBoxBooks https://t.co/Q95TI95SOL

[The New York Review of Books @nybooks]

The comic strip Nancy, writes @PictureBoxBooks, was “always governed by Ernie Bushmiller’s private comedic rules: 3 rocks are funnier than 2; Nancy’s hair never has fewer than 69 or more than 107 spikes; the scenery...must be hand-drawn but always generic.”https://t.co/MKQrHEUm6K

[The New York Review of Books @nybooks]

“Every cartoonist has a guiding obsession. [Ernie] Bushmiller’s was constructing the perfect gag. He built Nancy from back to front, starting with the punch line...and then working his way back to the beginning.” —@PictureBoxBooks https://t.co/Q95TI95SOL

[The New York Review of Books @nybooks]

Dan Nadel (@PictureBoxBooks) on Ernie Bushmiller’s Nancy, the comic strip that, in the words of Zippy the Pinhead creator Bill Griffith, “tells you what it’s like to be a comic strip.” https://t.co/AvxfGMNxoz

[The New York Review of Books @nybooks]

Our 3/7 issue is now online, with Robert Pogue Harrison on failing well, @jewilsn on Barbara Comyns, @JeffreyToobin on the Fifth Circuit afire, @marywellesley on medieval women, @PictureBoxBooks on Nancy, Tim Flannery on volcanoes, and much more. https://t.co/396OQwBqAy

[Pantheon Books @PantheonBooks]

❤️ Writers and artists alike are raving about BLOOD OF THE VIRGIN ❤️

If we haven't convinced you yet that this is a must-read graphic novel, check out what award-winning authors, cartoonists, and filmmakers are saying about the book.
@samharkham
📕https://t.co/QIyZgnejdx

[ken krimstein @kenkrim]

I'm really looking forward to my panel with Dan Nadel and Brian Jay Jones this Saturday in NYC. And lots of other amazing panels too. @pictureboxbooks @brianjayjones @biographersintl
https://t.co/xuw8oW4J5V

[Dan Nadel @PictureBoxBooks]

@DennisThePerrin Hi Dennis- I loved Mr Mike and wonder if I could contact you to ask a couple questions, specifically about 0’Donoghue’s take on Crumb. Would you message me if so? Thanks so much.