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Bedsit Journal #1
Beware the
Robopocalypse!
The Comic Eye
Flight Vol. Two
Four Letter Worlds
Funny Times
Gag-Hag
The Journal of Silly #18
Nice #6
Papercutter #5
Papercutter #6
Slam Bang #2, 3,
Sorry
Azzopardi, Sean
Ed #3, 4,
Twelve Hour Shift
Blair, Josh
Candy or Medicine #1
Candy or Medicine #2
Candy or Medicine #3
Busby, Wade &
Ron McCain Jr.
Mr. Emergency #1
Mr. Emergency #2
Buxton, Martin
Crowman #1
Jack in the Box #1
Callahan, John
Levels of Insanity
Carré, Lilli
Tales of Woodsman Pete
Chapman, Robyn
Sourpuss #1
Clotfelter, Max
Dumpster
Shore Leave Showcase
Corrigan, Tim
Comics & Stories #15
17, 18, 19, 21-23
Crum, Kel
Cornelia Cartoons #5, 7, 9, 10
Davis, Christopher
No Buses. Chickens.
Eisner, Will
Comics and Sequential Art
Ellsworth, Theo
Capacity #7
Thought Cloud Shrines
England, Tom
Mallard #3
Fantasy Funeral Collective
Sound of Drowning
Farago, Andrew
The Idol of Svargald
The Red Menace
Fling, G.
Flung #2
Foglio, Phil
Planet 24
Foster, Brad W.
LOCs
Gafford, Sam
Ack! #1
Boot Hill #1
Phantascape #1, 2
Garrity, Shaenon
The Idol of Svargald
Gauld, Tom
Sentence
Goldfarb, Andrew
The Eye Hand of the Carolinas
Granton, Shawn
Ten Foot Rule 1-08
Green, Delaine Derry
Not My Small Diary #14
Hafizah, Noor
Cavaliers #1
Izumi, Garret
Strip Down
Jackson, Rob
Random
Journeys #1-3
Justin, Larned
19th Century Detective #1
Keeter, Steve &
Tony Lorenz
Cosmic Man #1
Lafler, Steve
Cat Suit
Lechner, Tom
Inertia #1
Livermore, BT
Otto Zeplin #1
Lofton, Saab
Rufus the Black Cat
Mackintosh, Aerick
Covington Detour #1
Main, Jim
Comic Fan #1
Comic Fan #2
Comic Fan #3
*PPFSZT! #27
Satyr #7
Mandrake, Tarquin
Zombies March On #5
Martin, Jason
Laterborn #5
McBastard, Clutch
Clutch #16
McNamara, DC
Bigfoot Comix #1-5
Bigfoot Comix #6-9
Mox Nix #1 & 3
Mox Nix #2
You're Not Creepy At All
Meehan, Bram & Jamie Chase
Death, Cold as Steel
Meehan, Bram & Monica
Raised By Squirrels
SQRL Los Alamos
Nauenburg, Daniel
The Ranter #1
O'Brien, Richard
& Bob Vojtko
Suzy
Pekar, Harvey
Ego & Hubris
Porcellino, John
King-Cat #66
King-Cat #68
Psaltis, Reid
Big Game Theory
Rainey, Paul B.
There's No Time Like the Present part 6
Read, John
Stay Tooned #1
Reklaw, Jesse
Monsters
Bluefuzz the Hero
Roden, Michael
The Gallery #1
Segar, EC
Popeye Vol. 1
Steiner, Steve
Everyone Laughs at the Crocodile Man #1
Steingroot, Jacob
Zod #7 & 8
Steinke, Aron Nels
Big Plans #2
Super Crazy Cat Dance
Strzepek, Kazimir
The Mourning Star
Suerte, Adam
Aprendiz #1
Aprendiz #2
Aprendiz #3
Sumner, Robert L.
Ka-Whump! #2
Ka-Whump! #3
Taylor, Dan W.
The Cloud...A Fable
My Crow Comics
Symphony in Ink #1
Symphony in Ink #2
Symphony in Ink #3
Time Warp Comix #1
Time Warp Comix #2
Time Warp Comix #3
Time Warp Comix #4
Time Warp Comix #5
Weird Muse #1
Weird Muse #2
Weird Muse #3
Thompson, Craig
Good-Bye Chunky Rice
Turner, Will
Reynard City #1
Viola, Jason
Rabbit Shadows
Wakefield, Ty
Alternate Reality #1
Ward, Justin
yes, but... #2
Waugh, Andrew
Melanchomic
Wheeler, Shannon
Postage Stamp Funnies #3
Wicks, Tony
Crowman #1
Jack in the Box #1
Last of the Chickenheads
Willis, Steve
Fetid Lake of Doom |
The Journal of Silly #18
This 48-page small press comix is packed with single panel gag cartoons by a horde of contributors. It's a quick read and loads of fun. I love the concept and I can't recall having ever seen this sort of small press comix before. Kudos to the production and editorial team of Ham Khan and Duncan McCoshan for bringing us this gem. Check their website for subscription info and enough cartoons to give you a flavor of the journal's silliness. A5-size. Adult content.
Artwork © Knife
Weird Muse Productions
by Dan W. Taylor
Dan W. Taylor was one of the original newave cartoonists. In 2006, the memories of small press publishing drew him back and he began creating a new series of books. It's lucky for us he did!
Weird Muse Productions artwork © Dan W. Taylor
Weird Muse Mini Comix #1 (2006)
5.5" x 4.25" 16 pages plus cover.
This issue is dedicated to Clay Geerdes and in tribute features cartoons of real news stories, photo collage, and several great new comix and cartoons by Taylor. The back cover is a short biographical update on the years between Taylor's publishing eras - just like a letter from a long, lost friend. $1.00 Top

Weird Muse Mini Comix #2 (2006)
4.25" x 7" 8 pages plus cover.
Taylor's second issue provides more comix and cartoons. My favorite was Tempus Fuggit with the Muse herself! Adults only. $1.00 Top

My Crow Comics #1 (Jan. 2006)
2.75" x 4.25" 8 pages with self-cover.
Puns, cartoons, a quick fantasy tale drawn from life,
and great artwork by Taylor.
This is what mini comix are all about! 50¢ Top

The Cloud...a Fable (April 2006)
4.25" x 5.5"
Another great solo work by Taylor.
A
full fable in 8 pages - complete with moral.
$1.00 Top

Symphony in Ink #1 (May 2006)
5.5" x 8.5" 16 pages plus cover.
A great collection of art and comix by:
Dan Taylor (Editor and cover),
D.C. McNamara (4 pages),
Tom Brinkman (1 page),
Thomas Ferranti (3 pages),
Michael Roden (2 pages),
Tony Consiglio (2 pages), and
Tim Kelly (4 pages)
Adults only. $3.00 Top

Symphony in Ink #2 (Feb. 2007)
5.5" x 8.5" 12 pages plus cover. Featuring:
Dan Taylor (Editor, cover, and 2 pages)
Bill Shut (2 pages)
Lorena Caiazzo (4 pages)
Brad Foster (1 page)
Tom Brinkman (2 pages)
Michael Roden (2 pages)
Thomas Ferranti (1 page)
Adults only. $2.00
Dan's website Weird Muse offers all of his new small press comix and many others, check it out! Top
Zombies March On #5
Tarquin Mandrake's brainchild features plenty of undead flesh-eaters on the front and back covers. Inside the monsters are more often deranged killers or mindless consumers lost in the shopping mall of popular culture. The British cartoonist fills all 24-pages of this A5-size book with one-, two- and four-page comix. The artwork is simple, clean, and engaging. The humor is clever, sarcastic, dark, and at times politically passionate. The cover is printed on green paper, whilst the interior pages are white. £1.20 Adults only. Top
Zombies March On is © 2006 by Tarquin Mandrake.
Sentence
Each creator in this British comics anthology was allowed just one sentence for their story. The goal: to provide work accessible to a wide European audience. The artwork and stories range from abstract to traditional, from humorous to dark. Contributors include Nick Abadzis, Matt Abbiss, Patrice Aggs, Malcy Duff, Tom Gauld, Gary Northfield, Dave Shelton, and Mark Stafford. This is a wonderful collection from Rising Trout Press. Originally published at £12.50, I picked it up for £5.00 from Gosh Comics. Top
Sentence is © 2002 by the artists listed above.
Popeye Vol. 1 by E.C. Segar
In a word, E.C. Segar's Popeye is awesome.
In fact, it's the best comic strip I've ever read. The characters, artwork, stories, and dialog provide a thoroughly enjoyable reading experience not to be missed. Segar delivers a powerful one-two punch: a nearly daily gag
and a continuing storyline that keeps you coming back for more. Fantagraphics, already established as a premier publisher of classic comic strip collections, has launched the
Popeye series with top-notch book design and production values. With an introduction
by Jules Feiffer and commentary by
Bill Blackbeard, this volume - the first of six -
is a must-have for comics readers. Top
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