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Stuff #01 Mini-Comics & Zines, Various by Jabberwocky Graphix
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Stuff #02 Mini-Comics & Zines, Various by Jabberwocky Graphix
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The big (okay, small ) premiere issue! Strips are "Monday Morning" by Mark Martin, "Bedtime Story" by S. Ruth Jones, and "Brautigan Split So Long" by Steve Willis. Then there are toons and art from Daryl Hutchinson and David Miller (whom I embarrassingly referred to as "David Martin" in the issueâ“sorry DM!) Plus the first of many covers and logo designs by Brad Foster.
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The major part of this issue is the long strip "Tasty Pioneer" by Joe Hutchinson, a weird tale (as if anything in this anthology isn't weird?) of time travel gone terribly wrong. His brother Daryl Hutchinson has an odd little illo included, plus Mark Martin contributes another "Monday Morning" strip, and I get David Miller's name right this time for his back cover 'toon. Oh, and I do another front cover.
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Stuff #03 Mini-Comics & Zines, Various by Jabberwocky Graphix
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Stuff #04 Mini-Comics & Zines, Various by Jabberwocky Graphix
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Jeff Nicholson of "Ultra Klutz" and "Through the Habitrails" fame gives us the tale of "The P.O.B. Society", a whole group of small press artists who end up living in their post office box to be able to devote their lives more fully to small press comics. Mark Martin is back with "Monday Morning", and Daryl Hutchinson is back with more weird art. T.K. Atherton has his first cartoon contribution, and Foster does a wild cover dance.
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There's a new "Monday Morning" from Mark Martin (does this guy ever run out of ideas?), a bug-eyed weirdo from one of the kings of weirdo art, Jeff Gaither, and another 'toon from T.K. Atherton. Bill Fitts does the simple strip "Going Bye-Bye"over six pages, then Foster does a "cute" analysis of the strip that packs more words in one page than were contained in the entire strip. Oh, and I use up some old Zip-a-tone sheets on the cover art. (Don't know what Zip-a-tone is? It's something us old artists used back in the pre-Photoshop days. I recall it was made from the hides of dinosaurs....)
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Stuff #05 Mini-Comics & Zines, Various by Jabberwocky Graphix
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Joe the Barbarian #1 (Of 8) Vertigo Comics, Grant Morrison by Vertigo
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This was one of my favorite cover designs, plus there is a killer centerspread illo of a Lovecraftian creature by Daryl Hutchinson. Amazingly I talked Mark Martin into sending me another "Monday Morning" strip, and new contributor Casey Shaw does the strip "Wordz and Pickchures", a lament for all the poor, misunderstood cartoonists all over the world today. Plus I get greedy and run two more of my own pieces this issue. It's good to be editor!
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Having an overactive imagination can get a kid through a lot, but it doesn't change the facts: Joe's still the kid in school that can't fit in. He's the victim of bullies. His dad died overseas in the Iraq war. And then there's the Type 1 diabetes he has to live with.So is it insulin-deprived delirium or something much, much bigger that transports Joe to a land inhabited by all his toys - from ninja commandos to action robots to magical knights to star fleet captains? Is Joe really the savior of this wild fantasyland that's been held under siege by dark magic and evil forces? With the help of a samurai rodent, is he ready to take back besieged castles and win the freedom of an oppressed people? Or is he just an over imaginative boy who could die if he doesn't take his meds?
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Candy or Medicine #7 Mini-Comics & Zines, Various by Self-published
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Black Star #1 Mini-Comics & Zines, Jeff Zwirek by Self-published
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Featuring Japanese artist Ariko "Inomi" Kitsu illustrating aDetective Dick Kirkpatric tale, British artist Rob Jackson depicts an evil vending machine, mini-comic veteran Brien Wayne Powell offers an exclusive Magnet Man strip, Jason Viola presents "Shorty Caboo," grade school legal consultant, Nick Marino and Pete Borrebach collaborate on a fatal adventure to the Panama Canal, Lydia Conklin provides two gag strips and Canadian artist Patrick Morgan's two comics feature Blobby, who's kind of like the Blob, only funnier. Cover by British manga artist Naniiebim.
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Cool early mini comic from zine guru Jeff Zwirek.
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Youngblood #1 Image Firsts DC Comics, Rob Liefeld by Image
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Walking Dead #1 Image Firsts Image Comics, Robert Kirkman by Image
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Just in time for FREE COMIC BOOK DAY 2010, Image Comics is re-presenting 10 first issues as an introduction to of the publisher's most acclaimed titles, with each acting as the perfect primer to their ongoing series and collected editions!
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Just in time for FREE COMIC BOOK DAY 2010, Image Comics is re-presenting 10 first issues as an introduction to of the publisher's most acclaimed titles, with each acting as the perfect primer to their ongoing series and collected editions!
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Image Firsts Spawn #1 Image Comics, Todd McFarlane by Image
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Image Firsts Chew #1 Image Comics, John Layman by Image
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Just in time for FREE COMIC BOOK DAY 2010, Image Comics is re-presenting 10 first issues as an introduction to of the publisher's most acclaimed titles, with each acting as the perfect primer to their ongoing series and collected editions!
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Just in time for FREE COMIC BOOK DAY 2010, Image Comics is re-presenting 10 first issues as an introduction to of the publisher's most acclaimed titles, with each acting as the perfect primer to their ongoing series and collected editions!
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Image Firsts Savage Dragon #1 4/21/10 New Releases , Erik Larsen by Image
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Image Firsts Age of Bronze #1 4/21/10 New Releases , Eric Shanower by Image
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Just in time for FREE COMIC BOOK DAY 2010, Image Comics is re-presenting 10 first issues as an introduction to of the publisher's most acclaimed titles, with each acting as the perfect primer to their ongoing series and collected editions!
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Just in time for FREE COMIC BOOK DAY 2010, Image Comics is re-presenting 10 first issues as an introduction to of the publisher's most acclaimed titles, with each acting as the perfect primer to their ongoing series and collected editions!
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Hulk #1 Marvels Greatest Comics Marvel Comics, Jeph Loeb by Marvel
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New Avengers #1 Marvels Greatest Comics 4/21/10 New Releases , Brian Michael Bendis by Marvel
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Marvel's Greatest Comics for only a Buck!Marvel is proud to announce the all-new MARVEL'S GREATEST COMICS imprint, spotlighting Marvel's most-acclaimed series with new printings of these must-read issues.
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Marvel's Greatest Comics for only a Buck!Marvel is proud to announce the all-new MARVEL'S GREATEST COMICS imprint, spotlighting Marvel's most-acclaimed series with new printings of these must-read issues.
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Batman and Robin #1 New Print DC Comics, Grant Morrison by DC
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Human Target #1 New Ptg 4/21/10 New Releases , Peter Miligan by Vertigo
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The award-winning ALL-STAR SUPERMAN team of Grant Morrison and Frank Quitely reunited for this debut issue that kicked off the 'Batman Reborn' epic, now reprinted for just $1.00 and featured in the upcoming BATMAN & ROBIN DELUXE EDITION HC
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The first issue of the original Vertigo HUMAN TARGET miniseries is reprinted for $1.00, just in time for the new series from Warner Bros. TV airing on Fox!The Human Target is hired to impersonate an African-American minister with a contract on his head and learns that there's a contract out on his life as well.This issue is featured in the new HUMAN TARGET: CHANCE MEETINGS TP
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Ex Machina #1 New Ptg DC Comics, Brian K Vaughn by Wilstorm
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Crawl Space xxx Zombies #4 Image Comics, RICK REMENDER, KIERON DWYER by Image
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The award-winning WildStorm series from writer Brian K. Vaughan (Y: THE LAST MAN, Lost) and artist Tony Harris (STARMAN) began with this issue that introduced New York City Mayor Mitchell Hundred, formerly known as the super-hero The Great Machine, who put aside his heroic career in the days after September 11, 2001.This issue is collected in the EX MACHINA VOL. 1: THE FIRST HUNDRED DAYS TP
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The surviving members of the crew find themselves trapped between the flesh eating monsters that have taken over the city and a ruthless mafia crew dead set on payback. The convoy isn't coming. There is no way in or out of Los Angeles. The end is here.
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