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Ng Suat Tong: Delphine # 1-4
Synopsis (with significant spoilers): A man arrives in a mysterious town in search of his one-time lover called Delphine. She had left him some time back to visit her ill, and possibly dying, father...
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Ng Suat Tong On Lettering – Old and New
Most people with an interest in Chinese brush painting realize that the calligraphy frequently found at the edge of such pieces form as much a part of the art as the image itself. Chinese calligraphy...
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Monster Men Bureiko Lullaby reviewed by Ng Suat Tong
*This review contains images that are NSFW. You can get a decent idea about the qualities of Takashi Nemoto’s Monster Men Bureiko Lullaby just by reading the first few lines of the handful reviews...
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How to Love reviewed by Ng Suat Tong
Actus Tragicus; Top Shelf; 144 pp., $29.95; Hardcover, Color; ISBN: 9789659022168 How to Love is the latest collection from the Actus Tragicus comics collective. As recounted by Rutu Modan in her...
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You’ll Never Know (Book 1: A Good and Decent Man) reviewed by Ng Suat Tong
Written in 1994, Carol Tyler’s “The Hannah Story” was a tribute to her mother, Hannah, and her strength in dealing with her in-laws as well as the death of her daughter, Ann. Despite the intervening...
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Best American Comics Criticism Roundtable: A Lost Opportunity
Opening contributions from Ng Suat Tong, Noah Berlatsky, Caroline Small, Jeet Heer, Brian Doherty and BACC editor Ben Schwartz; responses from Caroline Small, Ng Suat Tong, Jeet Heer, Noah Berlatsky...
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Best American Comics Criticism Roundtable: As Much Time as They Deserve
Opening contributions from Ng Suat Tong, Noah Berlatsky, Caroline Small, Jeet Heer, Brian Doherty and BACC editor Ben Schwartz; responses from Caroline Small, Ng Suat Tong, Jeet Heer, Noah Berlatsky...
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