This issue, sit in on a candid conversation with one of 2005's breakout cartoonists, Epileptic author David B., in a wide-ranging discussion on life, art, and cartooning. Plus, The Journal's roster of critics analyze the best comics and graphic novels of 2005, in a wide-ranging section that looks into the work of cartoonists from Winsor McCay to Hank Ketcham to Chris Ware. Plus, celebrate the 25th anniversary with the leftist firebrands behind incendiary agit-prop comics anthology World War 3 Illustrated. And, as usual, all the news, criticism, and commentary that you've come to expect from the finest, most provocative magazine about comics available today, The Comics Journal! Magazine, 200pgs, PC.