STRANGE GROWTHS #14 by Jenny Zervakis
This classic zine from circa 1998 features Overheard Conversations, One-Winged Butterfly, Beautiful Voltron, Crash dream, New House, and more, plus a letter from Jenny’s li’l brother. Highly...
View ArticleSHE’S NOT INTO POETRY by Tom Hart
This wonderful book collects Tom’s self-published comics from 1991-1996, including Wodaabe Comics, The Angry Criminal, Love Looks Left, Prince Frederick’s Feet, Maria, The Most Powerful Gate, The...
View ArticleEVERYTHING IS FLAMMABLE by Gabrielle Bell
“In Gabrielle Bell’s much anticipated graphic memoir, Everything is Flammable, she returns from New York to her childhood town in rural Northern California after her mother’s home is destroyed by a...
View ArticleGET OUT YOUR HANKIES by Gabrielle Bell
“A new diary mini comic from Gabrielle Bell! Musings on technology, small towns, pickling, mushrooms, spider webs, and bears. Drawn in Bell’s inimitable and raw style.” 32 pages 5.75″ x 7.5″, two color...
View ArticleSUNBURNING by Keiler Roberts
The latest from Keiler Roberts features more of her funny, worried, odd, and lovely domestic comics, this time including extended segments about her health, both physical and psychological. Like all of...
View ArticleSOUTH BELOIT JOURNAL by John Porcellino
Over the winter of 2010-2011 I found myself at the lowest point of my life: Twice divorced, heartbroken, mentally insane, and living in poverty and isolation in a cold, grey cinderblock apartment in a...
View ArticleTHE WARLOK STORY by Max Clotfelter
Max recounts his heady days as a middle school cartoonist, the creator of the depraved and adolescent “Warlok.” Join his parents, classmates, school administrators, and child psychiatrists as they try...
View ArticleMALARKEY #2 by November Garcia
Malarkey collects November Garcia’s great self-deprecating autobio comics, in which she navigates goofy humor and real emotion with equal aplomb. This issue features short stories as diverse as...
View ArticleMALARKEY #1 by November Garcia
Malarkey collects November Garcia’s great self-deprecating autobio comics, in which she navigates goofy humor and real emotion with equal aplomb. This issue features short stories about her weepy ex,...
View ArticleCOSMIC BE-ING #2 by Alex Graham
Alex Graham’s comix leap beyond the usual safety zones with a gorgeous loopy line, humor, guts and power. This issue features “Angloid Part One,” a quasi-memoir of an artist’s early years of struggle...
View ArticleSTEW BREW #5 by Kelly Froh and Max Clotfelter
Kelly’s mom gifts her her 11 year old Scion, so they fly to Wisconsin to pick it up and drive back it to Seattle. This zine documents their trip in comics and photos/ephemera. Features the Mitchell...
View ArticleTHE SHELL OF THE SELF OF THE SENSES #20 by Ron Regé Jr.
“One Day While Crossing The Street” presents an in-depth look at a kundalini burst– terror, bliss, and all. 16 mini-sized pages, black on pink paper. (Self-published) LIMITED QUANTITIES
View ArticleCOMETBUS #58 by Aaron Cometbus
“A teenager finds solace in a diner full of grumpy seniors during the heydey of San Francisco punk. It’s a mythological place, full of ghostly archetypes, the aging veterans of scenes past and future....
View ArticleBUSYBODY #1 by Eli Bishop
This beautifully crafted collection of short stories from San Francisco Comix Scene Stalwart Eli “Hob” Bishop, features a range of stories, diverse in style and tone. Beautiful soft focus realism,...
View ArticleNOT MY SMALL DIARY #19 ed. by Delaine Derry Green
The latest installment of this long-running and much-beloved comics anthology features autobio artists tackling the theme of Unexplained Events! You get True-Life stories of UFOS, ghosts, monsters, and...
View ArticleCANKOR: CALAMITY OF CHALLENGE #2 (of 4) by Matthew Allison
In this issue Mankor goes clothes shopping. The backup story features an autobio (?) tale of bad tee-shirt juju, with a mysterious and unexpected finish! 24 comics-sized pages, full color throughout....
View ArticleSOME DAY MY WITCH WILL COME by Mardou
From the author of Sky in Stereo comes this wonderful autobiographical zine about growing older and coming to terms with our inner selves. If that sounds dry, it’s not — it features placentas,...
View ArticleHOW TO BE ALIVE by Tara Booth
Absolutely gorgeous and funny collection of one page gouache vignettes in Booth’s eye-devouring and self-deprecating style. A thing of beauty. Recommended! 40 full color pages, 7″ x 10″. (Retrofit/Big...
View ArticleTEACHING COMICS Volume One by Alex Nall
Alex Nall’s heartwarming, funny, and touching comics about teaching high school classes in Chicago. Drawn in wonderfully loose and expressive color markers and ink, this work is charming,...
View ArticleFROM LONE MOUNTAIN by John Porcellino
The latest King-Cat collection from Drawn & Quarterly compiles issues 62-68 (2003-2007), along with a selection of previously unpublished strips and detailed commentary by John P. Features such...
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