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This week's review event:
Newave! Launch Party January 30, 2010
I indulged myself and drove up to Seattle with my wife and daughter last weekend for the launch party for Michael Dowers' Newave! hardcover at the Fantagraphics Bookstore. I first caught the self-publishing bug in the late 60s when I discovered fanzines, but when I saw my first mini comix—before the term newave had been coined—that's when I really got hooked. Although I corresponded with a dozen or so newave cartoonists back in those days, I'd never met any of them face-to-face. Okay, I met one, Steve Willis, at the Olympia Comics Fest a couple of years back.
And speaking of Mr. Willis, there he was at the book launch. He told me his computer had recently died and he was off the grid. No more OlyBlog entries for now. Maybe he won't even get another computer. He's writing articles out in long-hand for a local newspaper and drawing again. Let's hope it's that Morty the Dog graphic novel we've all been dreaming of.
Steve Willis signs a copy of Newave!
Larry Reid displayed several pieces of original art on the wall above the table with hot-off-the-press copies of the nearly 900-page volume. They weren't necessarily pages from the book, but they were comix from the newave era. I was particularly happy to see one penciled by Al Greenier and inked by Michael Roden. The case Steve is using to sign a copy of the book (above), housed several mini comix including Ulysses by David Lasky.
JR Williams and Kelly Froh
The Friends of the Nib was well represented at the event. Kelly Froh, who's created some wonderful mini comix like Debbie's Story, The Cheapest SOBs, and Slither was on hand. She's working on a mini called The Former Roommates of Gary Jones. It features 21 profiles, with brief recollections from Gary, about many of the roommates he shared his apartment with over a 10-year period. She's also doing a book about senior citizens she's known called The Greatest. But that's not all, she's also working on a project about her move out west, in 1994, from the great state of Wisconsin.
Scott Faulkner
I first met Scott Faulkner last April when he and several other Nibsters came down to Stumptown. It was great to see him again. He's working on a new webcomic that will be starting soon. I believe it's called Rojo. Keep an eye on his blog Vinylsaurus Industries for updates.
Mark and Kaija Campos
I missed meeting Marc Campos last April, so I was delighted to finally get to shake his hand at the party. Among Mark's many projects is Moxie, My Sweet, an anthology he wrote that's illustrated by David Lasky, Stefan Gruber, Kaz Strzepek, Dalton Webb, Tatiana Gill, Elijah Brubaker, Scott Faulkner and Sarah Galvin. It's a wonderful book, available from his publishing company FineComix. Mark also is an avid blogger on LiveJournal. In fact, I learned from his blog some of the other cartoonists at the event were Jim Blanchard, Dave Lasky, and Wayne Gibson. I missed meeting them because the evening went by much too fast, but also, I had no idea what they look like. I did recognize Peter Bagge across the room, but didn't get a chance to introduce myself. I was able to meet Mark's wife Kaija Campos, who told me about her collage art. Mark sent me one of her color pieces—a wonderful image I thought was printed on a press—but nope, color laser.
 At last I got to meet the editor, Michael Dowers. He signed my copy and we chatted a bit about some of the cartoonists in the volume like Bob Vojtko, Artie Romero, Rick Geary, and Clay Geerdes.
I think Michael had a little bit of opening night jitters, but he was very happy to see how well the book was received by the crowd. His daughter's band supplied live music for the event.
He created a special promotional mini comix for the event and was busy folding and stapling them to pass out as souvenirs. Michael was interviewed days before the party on Publicola, which features a little of the artwork on display at Fantagraphics.
Al Greenier
Lucky for me, I also met Al Greenier. He surely won the prize for longest distance, traveling all the way from Connecticut to celebrate the Newave! debut! Al and Tom Hosier start off the volume with Purple Warp #1 and #7. Al said he dropped out of the comix scene years ago, but this book launch was such a wonderful once-in-a-lifetime event, he just had to make the trip. I agree, and I'm sure glad I was able to meet him.
Pat Moriarity and Richard Krauss
Finally, I got to meet Pat Moriarity. I first saw his work in the mini comix Drifting with Buzzy Linhart. Pat's tapped into the music scene and the comix scene, so a lot of his work unites the two worlds. He's a regular contributor to Mineshaft and has drawn a case full of CD covers. He also drew those terrific Tijuana Bible covers for Fantagraphics. He's currently working a new comix that will include a CD of all new recordings.
So what about the book itself? It's tiny, but huge. It fact, the first thing that comes to mind when you see it is a big little book. It's only slightly larger than one. I was surprised to see the glossy paper stock inside, making it considerably heavier than a BLB.
Rather than select particular pages from newave mini comix (which were nearly all 8 pages in length), Michael hit on the idea to reprint them entirely. He said the hardest part of the project was cutting it down to its nearly 900 pages.
 I'd guess that Newave! reprints about 800 pages of comix. Interspersed between them—often introducing them—are full page photographs of some of the era's most prolific cartoonists, along with commentary or article reprints—and in some cases interviews. Most of it is black-and-white, but there's an eight page section in full color that reprints the rare originals that actually had a color cover. The book was never intended to be a definitive sampling of the hundreds of cartoonists who participated in the newave era. It's simply a representative collection of the explosion of work that came out of the earlier underground comix movement and the advent of low-cost printing and copying. The book's dedication is in memory of Michael Roden, Clay Geerdes, and R.K. Sloan.
I was an avid reader of Clay's Comix World during the 70s and bought quite a number of mini comix. As I flipped through the book for the first time I was amazed that for every one I'd read, there were five or six I'd never seen. As Michael points out in this introduction, these books had very low print runs, usually between 25 to 100 copies. If you're lucky enough to find any of the originals for sale, you're likely to pay $15 or $20 apiece. This volume reprints around 100 of some of the best minis the newave era spawned. It's an amazing collection for its $24.99 price tag. I hope Fantagraphics sells so many, they'll want to publish a second volume.
All of us newavers owe Michael Dowers and Fantagraphics a huge debt of gratitude. Michael spent two years putting the project together. It's an impressive tribute to that little-known era. At last, there's a substantial record of that little slice of comix history with a distribution magnitudes larger than the originals.
Here's a few more links: Contents page, video preview, and Fantagraphics.
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February 6, 2010
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 Our February calendar artwork features Cauliflower Catnip by Joe Wehrle Jr. (Download a free 2010 desk calendar featuring a dozen small press cartoonists including Joe Wehrle Jr.) An artist, writer, and musician, Joe has written and illustrated several books including Pearls of Peril (BLB), Stovepipe, (an early graphic novel) and Drawn by Wehrle (portfolio). His work has been published in Two-Gun Raconteur, Vampirella, The Menomonee Falls Gazette, and many other publications.
Joe's Cauliflower Catnip is one of my all-time favorite small press characters. On the left is the 1979 painting by Joe that first inspired the character. Since then he's appeared in a comic strip, several short stories, and of course, this year's calendar. But by far his most famous appearance was in his own big little book. Joe did an amazing job on the project, writing and drawing a story with the authentic look-and-feel of the originals that inspired him. He went to great lengths getting the production just right and even went so far as to hand bind every copy. When I contacted him for this week's update he dug up an old polariod picture of him with stacks of printed books and covers, waiting to be bound!
Below are the pencils for a comic strip Joe's been toying with; a story about a kid in the 1930s who wants to be a comic artist. Where it goes only Joe and time will tell. We can only hope it continues to fire his imagination and we'll get to see more.
Through his Pencil Portrait studio Joe offers custom illustrated portraits at reasonable rates. See MF's Spotlight on Joe Wehrle Jr. for more about his work and an our feature-length interview with the artist.
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Jim Main's tenth issue of Saytr is now available with another great pair of covers by Jeff Gaither (front) and Brad Foster (back). Inside there's comics by Simon Mackie & Ben Rowdon, Bebop, Barry & Linda Southworth, Jenn Walker, Marc Haines, and Carl Alessi. It's available for $5 (postage paid) from Main Enterprises.
Infinity #5
Ken Meyer Jr. brought me back to Comic Attack this week with his article on Infinity #5 published by Gary Berman and Adam Malin in the Summer of 1973. As usual Meyer includes a PDF (for personal use) of the entire issue which includes an interview with Rich Corben by Jan Strnad, comix by Larry Todd, a portfolio by Esteban Maroto, a Tarzan story by Mike Olshan and Frank Brunner, a back cover by Mike Kaluta, and much more. See Ink Stains #11.
Good to Go
Anthony Woodward drew a two panel comic every day for a year beginning on May 5th, 2008. Now he's collecting them in a new series called Sketch Book Comix. He's published the first of the planned four-issue series, called Good to Go. It's available as the start of a four-issue subscription.
Another Wooward comic, This Town is scheduled for it's debut at the Melbourne Independent Press and Zine Fair on February 13th. This story in this 48-pager preceded the Sketch Book Comic noted above, documenting the move to Canada late in 2007. It's published by Sure Shot Comics.
Chicken Fried State
Dan Taylor has posted a new painting on his blog called Alektorophobia, an exaggerated or irrational fear of chickens. Symptoms include panic, terror, feelings of dread, and a rapid heartbeat. The painting was Taylor's entry for a phobia-themed show displayed at The Vex in Dayton, Ohio last November. See the Art of Dan W. Taylor for Alektorophobia and many other works.
String #18
The crew over at 7000 BC have finished up String #18, their collective's collection of free comics. Download String #18 with a new installment of Courtney and Jeff’s Peoplings and Bram and Caleb’s New West, and new work from Mayhem, Courtney, and Josh—plus a selection of comics produced at our jam at Artisan.
Zine World #28
The release of Zine World #28 has been announced. The 50-page, full-size issue features:
• more than 340 reviews of zines, comics, chapbooks, books, DVDs, magazines, and other self-published materials.
• an article about the zine scene in Japan by Gianni Simone
• a column by Michelle Aiello (Indigo Zine) called People Are Complete Fucking Assholes, Or How I Lost My PO Box
• an art piece by Jackie Batey called Make a Zine
• a comic strip from the zine Intellectual Property Is Theft: Copyright, Anti-Copyright, Public Domain, and Creative Commons
• an updated list of zine review zines & websites
• information sharing about distros & stores, zine libraries, zine resources, and upcoming zine events
• a report from the first New York City Zine Fest
• cover art by e. war
To order see the Underground Press website.
This Week at Poopsheet Foundation
Rick Bradford has added Jason T. Miles' My Favorite Beetle to the Poopsheet Comics Distro. The story: Yoko Ono has spent the last 28 days in a residential treatment program for substance abuse. To occupy her time, Yoko has written, produced and performed a play about her spiritual malady. This comic is the definitive record of Yoko's spiritual awakening. $2 from the distro.
 Elevenses
Brit cartoonist Paul Rainey has released There's No Time Like the Present #11. He's also written out the remaining issues and confirms that issue #13 will bring the saga to its conclusion. All previous issues are still available through the Paul Rainey website.
Night Business #3
Benjamin Marra recently completed the third issue of his Night Business series. Judging from the news clippings on the Benjamin Marra blog, there's a nice buzz going on about this issue. Hat tip to Rob Jackson for this item.
Exploded View
Cloudscape Comics announced their fourth book this week, which is planned for a March debut. Exploded View is a science-fiction anthology, featuring work by Camilla d’Errico, John Christmas, Colin Upton, Eric Zawadzki, Edison Yan, Jonathon Dalton, Angela Melick, Toren Atkinson, Steve LeCouilliard, and many more. Look for a special advanced release at Emerald City Comicon in Seattle, March 13-14, with a gala launch in their hometown, Vancouver, to follow.
The Big Bad Book
Alterna's Big Bad Book is a blue comedy graphic novel about Thor's bestial sexploits, Loki's need to humiliate Thor, and the human that got in the way. It debuts on February 17 in comic shops for $11.99. It's by Nik Jajic (writer/creator) and Mike Czerniawski (layouts/letters/co-artist), from Alterna.
News from The Hill
Jason Miles added Nico Vassilakis' Remixponse Categoriarray to his distro this week. The second edition of this verbo-visual avant garde print barge documents 25 urgent categories such as: Ways of Restraining Others, Animals That Produce Light, and Things That Exude Heat. Remixspondents include Nico Vassilakis, Noemie Maxwell, Jim Leftwich, Susan Bee, E.R. Pennell, Dan Featherston, David Bromige, Peter Ganick, Ronald Sukenik, William F. William, Thomas Taylor, Eric Malone, Justin Lincoln, Bill Luoma, Jeff Conant, Guy R. Beining, Anthony Aries, Greg Ruggiero, Chuck Welch, Carolyn Hart, Tim Rogers, M. Kettner and Jeannine Arlette. $5 from Profanity Hill.
Small press comics reviews from around the web:
Rob Clough's reviews on Poopsheet Foundation
Malachi Ward's UTU
Pat Keck's The Rat Nest #1
Justin Giampaoli's reviews on Poopsheet Foundation
Noah Van Sciver's Complaints
Rob's reviews on Poopsheet Foundation
David Steinlicht's Cornered
Richard Bruton's reviews on Forbidden Planet International Blog
Steven Deighan and Terry Cooper's Feels Like Stephen King
Roger Gibson and Vince Danks' Harker
Dave Lander and Stathis Tsemberlidis' Comics of Decadence
Jemima Von Schindelberg and Steven Tillotson's
Ethel Sparrowhawk’s Terrible Hangover
Alternative Press' Publish You
Joe Gordon's reviews on Forbidden Planet International Blog
John Wagner and Colin MacNeil's Judge Dredd: the Complete America
Allen Freeman's reviews on Small Press Newsroom
James Rubino's Tales from the Seventh Galaxy #3
Clint Basinger's Haweszilla #1
Kevin Bramer's reviews on Optical Sloth
Dave Lasky's Boom Boom #2
Tony Consiglio's 110 Per¢
Ariel Bordeaux's Deep Girl #1
Rob's reviews on Panel Patter
Cecil Castellucci and Jim Rugg's The Plain Janes
Jeremy Tinder's Black Ghost Apple Factory
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