Head full of sermons, mouth full of spiders.

Sunday afternoons were made for listening to Bill Evans' "Waltz for Debby," and reading the New York Times Magazine, which is sure to be crammed with interesting content.

Today was no exception. I'd encourage y'all to check out this article about the rise in popularity of graphic novels, which may grow to become one of the most significant forms of literature in coming years. There's some great content here -- learn all about the neuroses of graphic novel artists, the technology involved in the production, and the vagaries of R. Crumb obsessions.

On a related note, check out these websites to learn about some artists who don't have the luxury of appearing on VH1's "All Access," or whatever other celebrity worshipping trash tv show that's being hurled at your eyeballs this week:

Art Spiegelman
Seth
Chester Brown
Dan Clowes
Alan Moore
Frank Miller