From last week's New Yorker, one of Chris Ware's comics.

The Lincoln (B)log, your source for all things League of Lincoln (which you can buy here) and, well, Lincoln.

"Worth picking up if you like this sort of thing, as I would say chances are good that there are better days ahead." RBS reviewed at Optical Sloth. Valid points, duly noted. (SQRL = Special Qualities Research Laboratory; on the report Tyler goes through, but probably needs to be elsewhere, too).

The Comics Curmudgeon has a great column at the LA Times today on newspaper comics in the digital age.

A character sketch — a preview of a project in the works with Jamie. It's moving along fast, so we hope to have something done in the next month or so.

ZOMG!

"Private Snafu vs. Malaria Mike" and other assorted WWII instructional cartoons at the Cartoon Medicine Show in DC.

"The Meehans have taken not only indie, but spy comics to a new height." Wow. Thanks. From the new review at Broken Frontier.

Santa Fe Library blogger MB at Reference has some thoughts on graphic novels for grownups.

Chris Ware has done four variant Thanksgiving covers for this week's New Yorker. Never has the holiday looked so bleak — collect 'em all, kids! Via Comic Foundry [update: if you had trouble with the cover links, they're fixed]

Just got Eddie Campbell's lastest, The Fate of the Artist, from the library. Probably will be best received by those who are already Campbell fans; my only complaint is that the mixed-media artwork meant less of his terrific illustration.

Jake kicks off — in a big way — the DCC review column.

Finding a role for Eero Saarinen’s TWA terminal at an airport that's outgrown it.

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Looks like today's Zippy the Pinhead is an homage to Wally Wood's 22 Panels That Always Work.

D. on squirrels and the birds of prey that love (to eat) them.

The answer is "like bacon," apparently.

Rating Green Arrow's arrows. And here. At The Book of Ratings. Via, in a roundabout way, Coudal.

Let this be a lesson: go squirrel hunting, and you, too may wind up "lost." Via Andy.

Maira Kalman's Paris sketchbook; all Times Select features are free this week.

Election Day special at Dave's Long Box.

Read plenty of news snippets about the Marvel/Guiding Light crossover; finally, there's a first-person account of actually watching it.

Top 10 Worst Company URLs, via a commenter to one of the articles at Design Observer.

The new ad campaign from Cougar Paper features noted illustrators and their take on the big cat — and here's the one from Neal Adams

Several fellow deranged conspiracists loyal readers pointed out this story.

Tales to Bewilder featuring Jet Danger and League of Lincoln is available for order — and there's all sorts of good news about The Alberic Heresies.