Gladtree Journal #3 is out now, and it can be yours for 12 bux. Featured inside are stellar contributions from Wow Cool & Brown Cuts Neighbors’ grown men Marc Arsenault and Jason Martin plus many much more! The third installment of...
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Not entirely sure what is going on here, but Rebecca Migdal has started what is to be a 22-page online comic adventure of Mike and Andy from the Yes Men on her Rosetta Stone site. Amusing stuff. Start reading. More on the Yes Men.
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Gary Panter may have been Punk Rock Art’s Father, but Shawn Kerri was definitely it’s mother. The style was already familiar from dog-eared copies of CARtoons. We weren’t sure what was going on, but we knew it was punk, and we...
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Jonathan Vankin teases next year’s Dark Rain: A Graphic Novel of Katrina up at his From the Editor’s Desk blog at DC’s Vertigo imprint. It is to be released to commemorate the fifth anniversary of the hurricane, so it should be...
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Go Flipping read this joint! You may have to scroll down a bit to fully engage with the wrongness, but it is the worth it.
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The latest book in the popular Gym Shorts series by Betty Hicks is illustrated by Mr. Simon Gane. It’s a bit of a departure from what we’re used to, but it’s all classic Simon. Go get Track Attack on Amazon. Simon has been...
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by STEVEN CERIO……”Distant Bee Travel”…..a 12 PAGE SCREENPRINTED BOOK AND CD-R (of Steven Cerio and Lettuce Little)… This book and 17 track cd-r (released on cd-r only and published by Steven himself The book is printed in 4 colors (barn red, aqua...
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We don’t really need much of an excuse to post pictures of Serge Gainsbourg, but this is a pretty good one. Simon Gane, artist of Paris (SLG) and Vinyl Underground (Vertigo) and creator of Arnie has resumed updating his drawing blog. It is...
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The ultra talented Paul Komoda has recently relocated himself to LA and joined up with Artist Proof Studio. Paul was a frequent collaborator and fellow SVA student. He contributed many eye-melting goodies to the old Tuna Casserole comix anthology...
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I used to work in comic books for a pretty long time. Eventually I got well sick of it and got out. Recently I’ve given up on working in advertising too. For a brief while I looked back on comics and dabbled around a little bit in its funny...
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OK, maybe I was a bit more psyched that my 2 year old son to see his grandmother come back from Cambodia with a 2 dollar bootleg Tintin shirt, but he seems to dig it pretty well. Thankfully it wasn’t the well-travelled landmine awareness...
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