BORE #15 by Jason Bradshaw
Jason Bradshaw draws, loopy, impeccably drawn and deeply emotional/heart-rent comics about his life. Bore #15 features short stories about life in the modern world: The Folly of Art, Bookselling vs...
View ArticleBORE #13 by Jason Bradshaw
Jason Bradshaw draws, loopy, impeccably drawn and deeply emotional/heart-rent comics about his life. In Bore #13, following a devastating breakup — and subsequent breakdown, he retreats to his...
View ArticleBORE #12 by Jason Bradshaw
Jason Bradshaw draws, loopy, impeccably drawn and deeply emotional/heart-rent comics about his life. Bore #15 documents his tailspin following a terrible breakup, and features a comics adaptation of...
View ArticleBORE #11 by Jason Bradshaw
Jason Bradshaw draws, loopy, impeccably drawn and deeply emotional/heart-rent comics about his life. Bore #11 features nihilistic punk cat action coupled with poetic observations, and a nice batch of...
View ArticleKING-CAT #80 by John Porcellino
This daring 2020 issue features: Married, Young Jack-in-the-Pulpit, Dogs, Cats, Birds, Feeding the Birds, Squirrels, Dreams, Letters, Top 40, Mom, Childhood Neighbor, Flowers, and a Chimpanzee. YES A...
View ArticleCHRISTMAS STORIES by John Porcellino
This little zine was a premium for my 2020 Patreon* subscribers, and I recently made a second printing, so here they are! Three short stories of Yuletides Past, based on memories from 1973, 1980, and...
View ArticleMAP OF MY HEART (Second Edition) by John Porcellino
Map of My Heart collects selections from King-Cats 51-54, as well as issues 55-61 in their (near) entirety, including such classic KCat strips as “I Saw Where the Root Hog Lives,” “Psalm,”...
View ArticleKING-CAT CLASSIX (Second Edition) by John Porcellino
This 384 page hardcover collection compiles the “best-of” the first fifty issues of King-Cat, 1989-1996. It features such classic strips as “Hold Everything” and “Ringtail Revenge” (starring Racky...
View ArticlePERFECT EXAMPLE (Third Edition) by John Porcellino
This collection contains all the King-Cat stories taking place in the year 1986: “Live Evil” (from King-Cat #50), “Belmont Harbor” (From King-Cat #47), “Perfect Example” (issues 52-53), and “Escape to...
View ArticleEVERLY by Angela Fanche
A ghostly, disjointed, and deeply personal comic about disassociation and loss of self and meaning. Drawn so simply but beautifully, in a sincere and affecting style, this is a lovely little zine. 16...
View ArticleBY MONDAY I’LL BE FLOATING IN THE HUDSON WITH THE OTHER GARBAGE by Laura Lannes
I’ve wanted to carry this comic for a looong time, and I’m so glad to finally be able to offer it here! By Monday… is a series of beautiful, sad, funny “diary” comics about life, sex, and loneliness in...
View ArticlePLEASE DON’T STEP ON MY JNCO JEANS by Noah Van Sciver
Delightful gags, drawings, and comics from the mind of the prolific Noah Van Sciver. “From 2017 to 2019, cartoonist Noah Van Sciver was creating short stories and illustrations for local magazines and...
View ArticleGHOULS #2 by Josh Simmons
More Pandemic-driven sketchbook madness and sadness from Josh Simmons. 24 mini-sized pages, black ink on colored paper. (Self-published) FOR MATURE READERS
View ArticleGHOULS #0 by Josh Simmons
Sketchbook stuff from the fertile and depraved mind of Mr. Simmons. 8 mini-sized pages, rounded corners, black ink on colored paper. (Self-published)
View ArticleSTRANGE GROWTHS #17 by Jenny Zervakis
New for 2021, this issue of the classic Strange Growths features Lake Sunset, Gorilla in the Kitchen, Black Spatula, The Shutdown, How I Met Your Great Grandmother, Nested Dream, Got to Smell the...
View ArticleFOR ART’S SAKE by Noah Van Sciver
Wonderful coming-of-age novella from the great Noah Van Sciver — skateboarding, art discoveries, and the end of a friendship, done as only Noah can do it. Excellent. 56 digest pages, color covers,...
View ArticleEPOXY #6 by John Pham
The latest issue of this riso-printed eye-melter includes the usual incredible tip ins, bonus zines, and foldouts — this time the latest installment of the “Deep Space” story, plus a J+K zine, a tipped...
View ArticleMANIFESTO ITEMS #10 by David Lasky
David’s annual colorful, wildly varied comics and illustration collection features short “poetry comics, narrative drawings, and oddball experiments.” Cats, Beatles, Up All Night, and lots more...
View ArticlePAPER PENCIL LIFE #5 by Summer Pierre
Summer’s comics started out wonderful and just keep getting better and better! These are gorgeous, thoughtful, inky, lovely autobio comics that are a joy to read and look at. This issue features:...
View ArticleFRANCIS BACON by E.A. Bethea
One of the most original and rewarding cartoonists of our time, Bethea’s work is truly poetic and richly human. All her works come highly recommended. “Ostensibly a comic about the artist Francis...
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