The Comics Journal is the longest running North American publication dedicated to the comics medium. They recently completed a massive change to their website with a new look and new creative team. One item that just came to my attention is TCJ Archive, a very slick in-browser reader of old issues. It’s gold Jerry, gold!
Scott VanderPloeg works in I.T. but lives to eat and read. Currently Editor-In-Chief of Comic Book Daily. His ramblings can be found at eBabble.
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Web Arted Mar 30th
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I am pretty sure Alter Ego and Comic Buyers Guide both predate TCJ.
Cool feature though!
I didn’t say oldest but longest running. Alter Ego ran from 1961 to 1969 and then restarted in 1997. Comic Buyers Guide you got me on: they started in 1971 and TCJ in 1976. Unfortunately there doesn’t seem to be a demand for a monthly comics magazine anymore.