PC Very 1955 – 2026

Peter “PC” Vey passed away on September 17. Peter was diagnosed with inoperable pancreatic cancer two months ago, his wife, Tina, wrote on social media. He was seventy years old. Michael Maslin: “Peter was a long-time contributor to the New Yorker. He told The Cartoon

Berge’s Cartoon Blog: Q Toon: The Truth Will Out

Since I was going to be sitting in the middle seat of a Southwest plane last week, when I would normally be at my drawing table, I had to draw this week’s cartoon several days early. Luckily, National Coming Out Day is next month and

11 best anime to watch right now

I recently wrote about some good anime to watch right now and the best anime on netflix. This time, I will provide you with a list of animes that you can watch during your downtime. It’s never too much for an anime fan to have

"kikakakyo" by Mao Onoguchi

While a lot of the things I talk about on this blog fall into the manga/art book basket, it turns out I’m also quite a fan of photobooks. I’m not limited by subject matter: if the photography is good and the subject matter is strong,

Death Note launches new manga One Shot

Death Note has returned for a special one-shot manga from series creators Tsugumi Ohba and Takeshi Obata. The 88-page spin-off features Minoru Tanaka as the last human to have the power of the Death Note. His IQ is high, although he cannot apply his brain

Unusual and unexpected families in anime

PPeople love drama. Why else would we spend several hours of our lives glued to our computers and/or smartphones watching a distraught heroine discover that she is actually an heiress who was switched for another child at birth? We anime fans, on the other hand,

2025 November Challenge

The years just zip by, don’t they? Hard to believe this is the 12th year I’ve run this project now. It started so humbly, and I would like to think it has maintained that vibe and approach despite how much I’ve taken on over the