# Woodrow Phoenix
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woodrow phoenix is a British comics artist, writer, editorial illustrator, graphic designer, font designer and author of children's books.Phoenix is best known for Rumble Strip, published in 2008, a non-fiction look at the difficult social issues arising from society's dependence on the automobile, which was reviewed in the London Times as "an utterly original work of genius".Among his other solo creations, are The Sumo Family and The Liberty Cat. The Sumo Family debuted in Escape magazine, and was serialised weekly in the Independent on Sunday newspaper in the UK, then monthly in both Manga Mania magazine, and German/Swiss Instant magazine. The Liberty Cat was published in Japan by Kodansha in Morning magazine.Phoenix's critical essays on comics have appeared in catalogues for exhibitions at the ICA in London, and at the University of Sussex.
Crash Course with Woodrow Phoenix
"I wrote this book to make you mad." So declares British writer and artist Woodrow Phoenix in the afterward of his new graphic novel Crash Course. Subtitled, "If You Want To Get Away With Murder, Buy a Car," the book explores the powerful and toxic relationship between people and automobiles. With …
#8 Black, White, & Red part 3
Another great week of Grendlin'!! This week we feature two short stories. The first, Devil's Witness, with art by Woodrow Phoenix, is about an all night police interrogation. The second, Devil's Vagary, with art by Dean Motter, is about Grendel growing as a mob boss and a Ransom gone wrong. We had …
TSOYA Classics: Japanese Toy Culture (January 25, 2007)
We continue our journey into The Sound of Young America's vast audio archive with this program from The Sound of Young America Classics.
Woodrow Phoenix is the author of "Plastic Culture: How Japanese Toys Conquered the World." Jesse calls him from across the pond and talks to Phoenix about this…
Panel Borders: Writing Misfits
Panel Borders: Writing Misfits
Concluding a month of shows about writing superhero stories, Panel Borders moves its attention from the comic book page to the small screen as Alex Fitch talks to Howard Overman about Misfits, the E4 award winning drama about teenagers with superpowers doing communit…
Woodrow Phoenix
Woodrow Phoenix and Dan Berry talk about the shape of stories, typography, pushing the boundaries of what you can do with comics and an enormous book that you can not buy on Amazon.
Be sure to check out the Make/Tell Patreon campaign and consider donating a dollar or two per episode to help in the…
Simu Liu: Making heroes for us
With scores of superhero films due for release, from Spiderman, to Batgirl, Thor and Black Panther, and a global comic book market predicted to grow to $12 billion a year by 2028, we go behind the mask of these larger than life characters, to look at the role Superheroes play in different societies…
Richard Eyre on his film Allelujah, and climate change TV drama Extrapolations reviewed
Richard Eyre on directing the screen version of Alan Bennett’s play Allelujah, starring Jennifer Saunders, set on the geriatric ward of a fictional Yorkshire hospital, the Bethlehem, and on raising questions about how society cares for its older population.
We review the star-studded Apple TV+ clim…
Crash Course with Woodrow Phoenix
"I wrote this book to make you mad." So declares British writer and artist Woodrow Phoenix in the afterward of his new graphic novel Crash Course. Subtitled, "If You Want To Get Away With Murder, Buy a Car," the book explores the powerful and toxic relationship between people and automobiles. With …
June 2012 Comics Critics Roundtable
It’s time for another roundtable, and that means 2 hours of studs. I was joined by a heavy weight crew of comics critics. To be honest, that there were points in this conversation where I lost track of where I was, because I was so into the others and what they had to say.
This time I was joined…
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