Category: Comics

The Obstructed Guide to New Year’s Fireworks in Seattle

January 16, 2018January 16, 2018 ~ srmiller ~ Leave a comment

This comic was published in Seattle Weekly. Gordon Miller Obscured Fireworks

Chason Gordon & Stephen Miller Distill the Horror of the Waiting Room in These Four Comics

July 26, 2017December 19, 2017 ~ srmiller ~ Leave a comment

These cartoons appeared on Paste Magazine.

Gordon & Miller Cartoon in Narrative Magazine

January 9, 2017March 2, 2017 ~ srmiller ~ Leave a comment

https://twitter.com/NarrativeMag/status/817166795505340417

When Fighting Wildfires Does More Harm Than Good

December 14, 2016June 14, 2017 ~ srmiller ~ Leave a comment

This comic was originally published by YES! Magazine Illustrations by Jen Luxton Suppressing fires breaks the natural cycle of life and death crucial to forest health.

It Takes A Lot of Fish to Feed a Forest

April 22, 2016December 14, 2016 ~ srmiller ~ Leave a comment

This comic was originally published by YES! Magazine Each year, immense schools of migrating salmon bring nutrients from the ocean to Pacific Northwest rivers—literally feeding the trees. Here’s where humans come in. Sources: David Suzuki Foundation. Dr. T. E. Reimchen lab, University of Victoria, British Columbia, Salmon Forest Project (Reimchen and Fox 2013). World Wildlife … Continue reading It Takes A Lot of Fish to Feed a Forest

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“Our misery is the work of man.” — Words from a survivor of the Johnstown Flood of 1889. May 31 marks the anniversary of this egregious example of capitalist negligence and greed-fueled tragedy, which served as early inspiration for my upcoming book, “Over the Seawall.”

Around the world, people are building levees, shoring up dams, digging canals and constructing infrastructure to confront the impacts of climate change. Most of these investments will likely save countless lives and protect property, but some will inadvertently add to the problems they are trying to address. This issue, called maladaptation, is at the heart of my book, “Over the Seawall,” which is coming out later this year. I also wrote about it for a recent print edition of @discover.magazine

If you’re n the #boulder area Thursday drop into the @cuboulder Conference on World Affairs. I’ll be speaking on a panel about journalism’s role in solving the climate crisis alongside three fantastic journalists. It’s sure to be a banger! @cu_cej #conferenceonworldaffairs 3:30 pm MT

When I was in Japan working on my book, I was always worried about upsetting someone by asking them to relive their experience of the 2011 tsunami for my benefit. What I found instead were people more concerned about the memory of that horrific event being forgotten. Today is the 12th anniversary #tsunami #tohoku

One year journey from busted collar bone back to the ice rink.

I didn’t intend to but I ended up writing (most of) a book about climate adaptation that focuses on farmers, growers and ranchers from all over the world. So, for this #nationalfarmersday I thought I’d share a few shots of the farmers and farms that have helped me understand what it is to #feedtheworld in a time of #climatechange.

It’s been exactly one year since @erickson_emily1 made one of the most questionable decisions in recent history and married my ass. Not sure how I managed to reel her in but I’m sure glad she took the bait. I hope our next year together lasts twice as long as the last one

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