PROSE

What does Jon Gorga write? 
Fiction: Short stories and comics scripts. Non-fiction: Commentary on art and culture of all kinds. I make anything fresh, relevant, succinct, and exciting. On time. 


Where does he write? 

Currently: mainly making lists for CBR.com and occasionally trying to make new readers with guides by reader preferences on WheretoStartReading.com. Though there's a few pieces of good old prose right here on this blog. 

Previously: Most notably, comics journalism, for ScreenRant.com, made weekly comics commentary on a blog called The Long and Shortbox Of It!, conducted interviews there and at BleedingCool.com, wrote about making comics on the Pronto Comics blog, and various articles on TheModernLook.com [website defunct]. 

Any examples? 

From comics about Northern Europe {"Metal" Warms Slowly. But It Can Still Burn Hot} to comics from Northern Europe {A Swiss Samurai. Who Knew?}, on my own life's weird little turns {Being Santa is Tough}, from subjects sentimental {May We All Never Forget Where We Came From} to subjects practical {Eatin' Cheap and Livin' Well in NYC}. 

+ Breaking news: Marvel To Print Canceled Comic Books, After All 

 
+ On superheroes: A History of "Marvelous Color" 

+ On underground comics: Honest Sequential Self-Image(s) 

+ On webcomics: Digital Comics Part 1: People Make Comics on the Internet? You Don't Say! 

+ On indie comics: Jesus & Sunstar Return in Second Coming: Only Begotten Son 

+ On anime: Princess Mononoke, Miyazaki Hayao, and Japan in the Nineties 

+ On manga: The Traditional Japanese Art of Miyazaki Hayao's Nausicaa of the Valley of the Wind 

+ On film posters: Netflix's The Old Guard Faithfully Recreates Its Comic Roots 

+ On advertising: A Call to Ads 

+ On promotion: "Muji" - No Brand Branding 

+ Interviews: Ben Katchor 


+ Way more, but I don't want to overwhelm you here, right?