Comics, Zines & A Few Regular Ol' Books
Nightmare of Ages Art Book
$20.00
Nightmare of Ages art book. Double cover with vellum overlay and four vellum overlay interior pages. Featuring art by Dewey Guyen, with additional art by Jason Middelton, Marco Kelso, Nick Gucker, Heidi Estey, Max Clotfelter, Kiriska, Eric Priestley, Marc J Palm, Farel Dalrymple, Angelita Martinez, Gentian Osman, & Seth Goodkind. Limited number of 200 - each book is numbered.
Friendly Belligerent Comics Spectacular #1
$8.00
From artist J James McFarland
This 48 page comic collects of short-run single comics from 2016-2017 into one complete comics meal!
Including stories such as “Rock ‘Em Sock ‘Em Burlesque,” “Mr. Longinus,” and “Seymour Sexton Saxon and the Ogopogo,” and single page stories such as 2016’s Platte River and brief excerpts from “Aric Thee Redd #6” and “Mustang Tuesday Weekly.”
This is a medley of story tastes and flavors for you to enjoy.
This 48 page comic collects of short-run single comics from 2016-2017 into one complete comics meal!
Including stories such as “Rock ‘Em Sock ‘Em Burlesque,” “Mr. Longinus,” and “Seymour Sexton Saxon and the Ogopogo,” and single page stories such as 2016’s Platte River and brief excerpts from “Aric Thee Redd #6” and “Mustang Tuesday Weekly.”
This is a medley of story tastes and flavors for you to enjoy.
But Is It... Comics AHT?
$5.00
But is it...Comic Aht? #1, edited by Austin English with contributions from August Lipp. $5, 32 pages, newsprint, 8.5 x 11
Why a print magazine about comics, and why now? The answers are...not simple. More than at any other time in my involvement in comics, I feel that things are artistically as beautiful as they've ever been. More and more artists seem drawn to cartooning than at any other time, many of them making work of true beauty that doesn't fit into any mold that comics has appeared to be capable of. And yet the artistry and passion of these artists seems deeply out of sync with the institutions and structures that the comics 'industry' offers. Cartooning is a unique artform, yielding little support to artists, yet still acting as magnet for wildly ambitious expression, experimentation and thought.
In starting a new print magazine about comics, it's my hope that some ideas and conversations might be preserved with an ounce of the dignity that the mediums art offers. Online criticism and discussion is important, but fades away extremely quickly and seems driven by argument rather than reflection. Early issues of The Comics Journal offered quiet pages for artists to study, piecing together the practices and ideas of favorite artists in lengthy interviews. After a month of thinking about what a cartoonist said in a discussion, some debate of those ideas would appear in the next months letter column. The weight of a cartoonists words could be digested, embraced, rejected and most importantly THOUGHT about, rather then reacted to.
So, this publication is an attempt to try to do justice to the artists and implications of our favorite medium with a degree of dedication and focus that catooning deserves. Our first issue will (tentatively) feature:
-a career retrospective interview with Megan Kelso conducted by Austin English
-Chantal McStay on Julie Doucet's Carpet Sweeper Tales
-David King on Mort Weisinger
-Ines Estrada on the Mexican Comics scene
-Tim Goodyear on current zines and minis
-Matthew Thurber on 'good' and 'bad' drawing
-Jesse McManus (this issues cover artist) on drawing water
-Victor Cayro on Popeye
And MUCH MUCH MORE.
Why a print magazine about comics, and why now? The answers are...not simple. More than at any other time in my involvement in comics, I feel that things are artistically as beautiful as they've ever been. More and more artists seem drawn to cartooning than at any other time, many of them making work of true beauty that doesn't fit into any mold that comics has appeared to be capable of. And yet the artistry and passion of these artists seems deeply out of sync with the institutions and structures that the comics 'industry' offers. Cartooning is a unique artform, yielding little support to artists, yet still acting as magnet for wildly ambitious expression, experimentation and thought.
In starting a new print magazine about comics, it's my hope that some ideas and conversations might be preserved with an ounce of the dignity that the mediums art offers. Online criticism and discussion is important, but fades away extremely quickly and seems driven by argument rather than reflection. Early issues of The Comics Journal offered quiet pages for artists to study, piecing together the practices and ideas of favorite artists in lengthy interviews. After a month of thinking about what a cartoonist said in a discussion, some debate of those ideas would appear in the next months letter column. The weight of a cartoonists words could be digested, embraced, rejected and most importantly THOUGHT about, rather then reacted to.
So, this publication is an attempt to try to do justice to the artists and implications of our favorite medium with a degree of dedication and focus that catooning deserves. Our first issue will (tentatively) feature:
-a career retrospective interview with Megan Kelso conducted by Austin English
-Chantal McStay on Julie Doucet's Carpet Sweeper Tales
-David King on Mort Weisinger
-Ines Estrada on the Mexican Comics scene
-Tim Goodyear on current zines and minis
-Matthew Thurber on 'good' and 'bad' drawing
-Jesse McManus (this issues cover artist) on drawing water
-Victor Cayro on Popeye
And MUCH MUCH MORE.
You Can Try Again
$5.00
Future emotional technology, ambition, clones, distance, and a giant fish.
This is the debut long-form from Olivia Walch. Read her comics on Instagram @imogen.quest and TheNib.com.
32 pages, full-color
This is the debut long-form from Olivia Walch. Read her comics on Instagram @imogen.quest and TheNib.com.
32 pages, full-color
Psychedelic Coloring Book
$25.00
Psychedelic illustrations on thick bristol board ready for you to color or paint by artist Alexander Williamson.
9 x 11 inches, squarebound, 32 illustrations, b&w
9 x 11 inches, squarebound, 32 illustrations, b&w
Black Gold
$4.99
Black Gold follows the story of Captain Jacqueline DeBeau and the crew of the Siren Queen as they sail the 19th century waters of the Mediterranean raiding merchant ships in the name of fortune and fame. Captain Jaq steers her ship with an iron fist. She demands respect and accepts nothing but utmost loyalty from her men. The crew of the Siren Queen never takes prisoners. Jaq DeBeau disallows the trade of human flesh – either for labor or pleasure – making her the toughest pirate captain to serve under.
After a loot job gone bad, Jaq finds herself the steward of a dozen African slaves. Men, children and one striking woman who captures the attention of the crew – and the captain’s heart. When a crew driven nearly mad by greed and starvation threatens mutiny, Jaq is faced with a compromise of her moral convictions that could leave her without her loot, her love or even her life.
Written by Jordaan Arledge & Bryce Beal
Illustrated by Matt Aych Taylor
Colors by Melissa Capriglione & Diane Rockwell (flats)
Lettered by Davis Rush
Edited by Natalie Cooper
6.65 x 10.25 inches, 24 pgs, full color
After a loot job gone bad, Jaq finds herself the steward of a dozen African slaves. Men, children and one striking woman who captures the attention of the crew – and the captain’s heart. When a crew driven nearly mad by greed and starvation threatens mutiny, Jaq is faced with a compromise of her moral convictions that could leave her without her loot, her love or even her life.
Written by Jordaan Arledge & Bryce Beal
Illustrated by Matt Aych Taylor
Colors by Melissa Capriglione & Diane Rockwell (flats)
Lettered by Davis Rush
Edited by Natalie Cooper
6.65 x 10.25 inches, 24 pgs, full color
Alex Priest #1
$4.99
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In a world where vampires and demons real, two agencies work to keep the world safe from the forces of darkness. Demon Eradication And Denial (DEAD LLC) is a corporate entity that employs and trains demon slayers. Living Corpses that Bite (LC&B) is a tax-exempt public entity that relies on time-proven traditions to keep humanity safe from vampires. When vampires learn to use magic, they become more than just a nightly threat. For the first time, DEAD LLC and LC&B will have to join forces. For the first time since their bitter break up, Alex Priest and Janelle Garcia will have to face one another – or risk an apocalypse. No pressure.
Creator(s): Jordaan Arledge (writer), Scott Malin (artist), Natalie Cooper (editor), Chase LeFors (graphic design), Jenn St-Onge (cover artist)
Audience: Teen+
Format: 28 pgs, B&W
Trim size: 6.625" x 10.25"
Creator(s): Jordaan Arledge (writer), Scott Malin (artist), Natalie Cooper (editor), Chase LeFors (graphic design), Jenn St-Onge (cover artist)
Audience: Teen+
Format: 28 pgs, B&W
Trim size: 6.625" x 10.25"
Alex Priest #2
$4.99
In a world where vampires and demons real, two agencies work to keep the world safe from the forces of darkness. Demon Eradication And Denial (DEAD LLC) is a corporate entity that employs and trains demon slayers. Living Corpses that Bite (LC&B) is a tax-exempt public entity that relies on time-proven traditions to keep humanity safe from vampires. When vampires learn to use magic, they become more than just a nightly threat. For the first time, DEAD LLC and LC&B will have to join forces. For the first time since their bitter break up, Alex Priest and Janelle Garcia will have to face one another – or risk an apocalypse. No pressure.
Creator(s): Jordaan Arledge (writer), Scott Malin (artist), Natalie Cooper (editor), Chase LeFors (graphic design), Jenn St-Onge (cover artist)
Audience: Teen+
Format: 28 pgs, B&W
Trim size: 6.625" x 10.25"
Creator(s): Jordaan Arledge (writer), Scott Malin (artist), Natalie Cooper (editor), Chase LeFors (graphic design), Jenn St-Onge (cover artist)
Audience: Teen+
Format: 28 pgs, B&W
Trim size: 6.625" x 10.25"
Alex Priest #3
$4.99
In a world where vampires and demons real, two agencies work to keep the world safe from the forces of darkness. Demon Eradication And Denial (DEAD LLC) is a corporate entity that employs and trains demon slayers. Living Corpses that Bite (LC&B) is a tax-exempt public entity that relies on time-proven traditions to keep humanity safe from vampires. When vampires learn to use magic, they become more than just a nightly threat. For the first time, DEAD LLC and LC&B will have to join forces. For the first time since their bitter break up, Alex Priest and Janelle Garcia will have to face one another – or risk an apocalypse. No pressure.
Creator(s): Jordaan Arledge (writer), Scott Malin (artist), Natalie Cooper (editor), Chase LeFors (graphic design), Jenn St-Onge (cover artist)
Audience: Teen+
Format: 28 pgs, B&W
Trim size: 6.625" x 10.25"
Creator(s): Jordaan Arledge (writer), Scott Malin (artist), Natalie Cooper (editor), Chase LeFors (graphic design), Jenn St-Onge (cover artist)
Audience: Teen+
Format: 28 pgs, B&W
Trim size: 6.625" x 10.25"
Alex Priest #4
$4.99
In a world where vampires and demon ilk are very, very real, two agencies work to keep the world safe from the forces of darkness. Demon Eradication And Denial (DEAD LLC) is a corporate entity that charges itself with the training and employment of demon slayers – specialists in combating magical beings. Living Corpses that Bite (LC & B) is a tax exempt public entity that relies on time proven traditions to keep humanity safe from vampires. When hunting evil evolved into blue collar work, the evil had to evolve.
Recent evidence suggests vampires have learned to use magic, meaning they’re more than just a nightly threat. For the first time since their inception, DEAD LLC and LC & B will have to join forces. Which means, for the first time since their bitter break up, Alexandra Priest and Janelle Garcia will have to face one another – or risk an apocalypse. No pressure.
Creator(s): Jordaan Arledge (writer), Scott Malin (artist), Natalie Cooper (editor), Chase LeFors (graphic design), Jeffrey Veregge (cover) Davis Rush (letters)
Audience: Teen+
Format: 24 pgs, B&W
Trim size: 6.625" x 10.25"
Recent evidence suggests vampires have learned to use magic, meaning they’re more than just a nightly threat. For the first time since their inception, DEAD LLC and LC & B will have to join forces. Which means, for the first time since their bitter break up, Alexandra Priest and Janelle Garcia will have to face one another – or risk an apocalypse. No pressure.
Creator(s): Jordaan Arledge (writer), Scott Malin (artist), Natalie Cooper (editor), Chase LeFors (graphic design), Jeffrey Veregge (cover) Davis Rush (letters)
Audience: Teen+
Format: 24 pgs, B&W
Trim size: 6.625" x 10.25"
Future Girl #1
$5.00
The defender of free will, born of democracy: Future Girl.
After a fateful encounter one Halloween night, Future Girl discovers there’s more to being a hero than a flashy costume or billowy cape. Aided by her faithful sidekick – the ever anxious Steadfast – and guided by The Horologist – an ancient clock maker – Future girl stops evil in its tracks no matter where or when it may strike. She is a warrior for truth, a beacon for justice, and the defender of the human spirit.
These are the Adventures of Future Girl.
Creator(s): Jordaan Arledge, Miranda Devila, Ross Dannenberg, Tanya Bobrowski, Nikki Shermin
Audience: all ages
Format: 28 pages, full color
Trim Size: 6.625" x 10.25"
After a fateful encounter one Halloween night, Future Girl discovers there’s more to being a hero than a flashy costume or billowy cape. Aided by her faithful sidekick – the ever anxious Steadfast – and guided by The Horologist – an ancient clock maker – Future girl stops evil in its tracks no matter where or when it may strike. She is a warrior for truth, a beacon for justice, and the defender of the human spirit.
These are the Adventures of Future Girl.
Creator(s): Jordaan Arledge, Miranda Devila, Ross Dannenberg, Tanya Bobrowski, Nikki Shermin
Audience: all ages
Format: 28 pages, full color
Trim Size: 6.625" x 10.25"
No Child Left Behind
$3.00
by Stu Rase. "I would imagine that there's probably a gun in the school to protect from potential grizzlies." 12 pages of high-caliber satire. Full color.
Sacked
$8.00
The latest installment in this Harvey and Ignatz award-nominated series tells the 100% true*, completely unfabricated** story of how Pete and Carol failed to heed Pete’s advice from Don’t Quit Your Day Job and decided to chuck it all and open a yarn shop. Of course, they can’t do it without the help of Mister, Aunt Mary, and Young Tim. Their Deep Dive into the heady world of Job Creators brings them face-to-face*** with the Greatest Menace**** of Our Time.
45 pages • black and white • $8
* nothing in this book is true
** it is entirely fabricated
*** actually all the interactions are virtual
**** I’m not talking about Kim-Jong Un
45 pages • black and white • $8
* nothing in this book is true
** it is entirely fabricated
*** actually all the interactions are virtual
**** I’m not talking about Kim-Jong Un
A Vagina/Penis is Not...
$6.99
Picture book discussing reproductive health, as observed by an ER doctor. A tongue-in-cheek approach to what could otherwise be an uncomfortable discussion of personal health. Illustrated, but not pornographic. After all, it's about what penises and vaginas are NOT!
art by Bruce Worden
art by Bruce Worden
Refugee Road #1
$4.00
A semi-autobiographical comic about growing up in poverty in Ohio. by Tara & Stu Rase
Refugee Road #2
$4.00
A semi-autobiographical comic about growing up in poverty in Ohio. by Tara & Stu Rase
Fat Girl Love Club #1: The Founder
$6.00
Becky's mother is in jail, her grandfather is always stoned and no one gets her Jesus Christ fan fiction. Luckily, God has granted Becky a mission. She must befriend an enemy to grow into the woman she's destined to be, if she ever stops smoking with her new friends.
From artist Gabby Metzler.
From artist Gabby Metzler.
Fat Girl Love Club #2: The Institution
$6.00
Becky's mother is in jail, her grandfather is always stoned and no one gets her Jesus Christ fan fiction. Luckily, God has granted Becky a mission. She must befriend an enemy to grow into the woman she's destined to be, if she ever stops smoking with her new friends.
From artist Gabby Metzler.
From artist Gabby Metzler.
Fat Girl Love Club #3: The Installation
$6.00
Becky's mother is in jail, her grandfather is always stoned and no one gets her Jesus Christ fan fiction. Luckily, God has granted Becky a mission. She must befriend an enemy to grow into the woman she's destined to be, if she ever stops smoking with her new friends.
From artist Gabby Metzler.
From artist Gabby Metzler.
Fat Girl Love Club #4: The Grand Order
$6.00
Becky's mother is in jail, her grandfather is always stoned and no one gets her Jesus Christ fan fiction. Luckily, God has granted Becky a mission. She must befriend an enemy to grow into the woman she's destined to be, if she ever stops smoking with her new friends.
From artist Gabby Metzler.
From artist Gabby Metzler.
Ex Mag vol. 1 Cyberpunk
$22.00
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"Cyberpunk - Full Metal Dreamland" Sci-fi anthology collection from European indie publisher Peow features 11 stories in 192 pages.
Printed in black, white and green, measures approx 7.5" x 9
Printed in black, white and green, measures approx 7.5" x 9
Ex Mag Anthology vol. 2
$25.00
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200 pages, squarebound, three color comic anthology featuring nine original supernatural-romantic stories from Netherlands publisher Peow
Stages of Rot graphic novel
$23.00
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Full color mostly wordless science fiction graphic novel about the life and civilization that evolves around the death of a whale carcass. Written and illustrated by Linnea Sterte.
Squarebound, approx 200 pages from PEOW studios in the Netherlands
Squarebound, approx 200 pages from PEOW studios in the Netherlands
Funky Town graphic novel
$18.00
Welcome to Funky Town! My name is Lele. I’m going to be twelve soon, so I’m not really a kid anymore. I live here in Funky Town. Every night people are drinking and dancing and celebrating together. I don’t like parties very much, and I don’t have any friends, except for Cat. My favorite things in life are poetry, food . . . and mom, of course! Oh, and each day I go to Baba Yaga’s house in the woods to get mom her potion. Mom always tells me to be careful around Baba, but I don’t know why. When I grow up, I will be like Mom.
b/w interior Written & illustrated by Mathilde Van Gheluwe
130 pages
b/w interior Written & illustrated by Mathilde Van Gheluwe
130 pages
Ex Mag Anthology vol.3
$20.00
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EX MAGAZINE, a limited-run comics anthology with a focus on narrative short stories. Volume 2 focuses on DARK FANTASY. Featuring work by Linnea Sterte, Al Gofa, Delfina Perez Adan, Tarmasz, geov Chouteau, Hanna K, Valentin Seiche, Jake Terrell and Pateick Crotty
Mami graphic novel
$14.00
Hard-boiled eggs. Hot, steamy, saucy street food. A game of cat-and-mouse between Detective Haiyan Nieto and slick-as-eels art thief Goyong. A sweet and savory detective story in primary colors. Please enjoy!
15 x 21 cm / 3 color offset
63 pages | Detective Fiction/Food
Written and illustrated by Diigii Daguna
15 x 21 cm / 3 color offset
63 pages | Detective Fiction/Food
Written and illustrated by Diigii Daguna
Cryogenic Nude America #1
$12.00
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Volume 1 of the Collagemonauts collaboration art series, Cryogenic Nude America. Full color.
Cryogenic Nude America #2
$18.00
Volume 2 of the Collagemonauts' collaboration art series, Cryogenic Nude America. Full color.
Cryogenic Nude America #3
$12.00
Volume 3 of the Collagemonauts' collaboration art series, Cryogenic Nude America. Full color, saddle stitch.
Inter Lacing Book
$10.00
Collaborative collage collection of works by Marty Gordon and Craig Van Den Bosch. Full color printing, saddle stitch.
Collagemonauts Nick Of Thyme
$10.00
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A collaborative graphic novel from the Collagemonauts.
"For this graphic novel, we first started with the image. Next, we used found word bubbles. Finally, strung it all together with our own scripted storyline. Every panel is hand cut collage and worked on collaboratively."
Full color, saddle stitch.
"For this graphic novel, we first started with the image. Next, we used found word bubbles. Finally, strung it all together with our own scripted storyline. Every panel is hand cut collage and worked on collaboratively."
Full color, saddle stitch.
The Collagemonauts Volume One: Journey to the Center of the Microverse
$15.00
Join Space Jesus, The Space Doctor and Thorak as they venture through time and space in this collaborative collage graphic novel.
Lost in Paste: a Collage Collaboration
$10.00
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Full color, 36 page magazine format art book featuring collage collaborations by Craig van den Bosch, Marty Gordon and Chad Yenney.
Cryogenic Nude America
$25.00
Full color, 146 page trade paperback format collecting three exquisite corpse journals created by Craig van den Bosch, Marty Gordon and Tom Manthey.
Those F*cking Dinosaurs
$10.00
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Full color, 32 page comic book featuring the sexual adventures of dinosaurs in collage form by Craig van den Bosch, Marty Gordon and Tim Manthey.
Inner Phasing Collection
$20.00
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Full color (monochromatic), 100 page trade paperback featuring the collaborative works of Marty Gordon and Craig van den Bosch that investigate the intersections between mankind and machine through analog and digital collage processes.
The Collagemonauts Volume One: Journey to the Center of the Microverse - Expanded Edition
$20.00
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Join Space Jesus, The Space Doctor and Thorak as they venture through time and space in this collaborative collage graphic novel.
Full color, 84 page paperback graphic novel collecting issues 1 - 5 of the adventures of the Collagemonauts.
*New expanded edition, more collage and adventure!*
Full color, 84 page paperback graphic novel collecting issues 1 - 5 of the adventures of the Collagemonauts.
*New expanded edition, more collage and adventure!*
Strange Tapes #6
$5.00
Strange Tapes #6, VHS oddities unearthed.
Featuring such treats as Cat Sitter Video and On the Road to Ending Feral Cat Overpopulation in Oregon.
A must read for any serious VHS fan.
Featuring such treats as Cat Sitter Video and On the Road to Ending Feral Cat Overpopulation in Oregon.
A must read for any serious VHS fan.
Underwater Opera
$5.00
Comic book, 8.5"x5.5", Full Color cover, 16 B&W interior pages.
New MiniComix by world-reviled Cartoon Artiste, Chuk Baldock.
Two new stories: Carpal Tunnel Humdrum & Waiting For The Signal To GO! (and one weird old page from the 90's). It's self-indulgent! Self-Absorbed! Not for KIDS! Actually kind of morbid! Maybe even depressing! Therapy costs too much, so I make comix instead! It's about what it is to be alive, what it is to be unable to concentrate, unable to focus, unable to forget you will die one day and all of this will be for nought! Who doesn't love that?
New MiniComix by world-reviled Cartoon Artiste, Chuk Baldock.
Two new stories: Carpal Tunnel Humdrum & Waiting For The Signal To GO! (and one weird old page from the 90's). It's self-indulgent! Self-Absorbed! Not for KIDS! Actually kind of morbid! Maybe even depressing! Therapy costs too much, so I make comix instead! It's about what it is to be alive, what it is to be unable to concentrate, unable to focus, unable to forget you will die one day and all of this will be for nought! Who doesn't love that?
Collective Conscience #1
$6.00
Anthology of comics and illustrations from Push/Pull members past and present. Cover art by David Lasky. Published October 2017.
Featuring: Maxx Follis-Goodkind, Mellow Spew, David Lasky, Katie Wheeler, Lara Kaminoff, Seth Goodkind, Alexandria Sandlin, R. Thies, J. Cost, Rich Stevens, Dillon Lacey, Elk Paauw and Catherine Cougan.
Featuring: Maxx Follis-Goodkind, Mellow Spew, David Lasky, Katie Wheeler, Lara Kaminoff, Seth Goodkind, Alexandria Sandlin, R. Thies, J. Cost, Rich Stevens, Dillon Lacey, Elk Paauw and Catherine Cougan.
Beyond: The Queer Sci-Fi & Fantasy Comic Anthology
$20.00
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BEYOND the queer sci-fi & fantasy comic anthology features 18 stories by 26 incredible contributors, celebrating unquestionably queer characters hailing from across the spectrum of gender and sexuality, front and centre as the heroes of their own stories.
The Beyond Anthology is 272 pages of black and white comics from a diverse roster of contributors, with stories starring swashbuckling space pirates, legendary dragon slayers, death-defying astronauts, monster queen royalty, and more!
Edited by by Sfe R. Monster & Taneka Stotts
6.75 x 10.25 inches, 272 pages, black & white
The Beyond Anthology is 272 pages of black and white comics from a diverse roster of contributors, with stories starring swashbuckling space pirates, legendary dragon slayers, death-defying astronauts, monster queen royalty, and more!
Edited by by Sfe R. Monster & Taneka Stotts
6.75 x 10.25 inches, 272 pages, black & white
Beyond II: The Queer Sci-Fi & Fantasy Comic Anthology
$30.00
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Renegade city fae, post-apocalyptic bicycle gangs, enormous robot guardians, and mysterious sewer-dwelling cryptids – all of this and much, much more in the second volume of BEYOND, the queer urban fantasy and post-apocalyptic comic anthology. Featuring 25 stories by 36 contributors, the BEYOND ANTHOLOGY returns to continue celebrating unquestionably queer characters from across the spectrum of gender and sexuality, front and centre in their own stories; exploring back-alley fairy rings and secret magic markets, mixing magic and high-stakes adventures, and wandering the dusty, rust-ragged edges of society after the end of the world.
Edited by by Sfe R. Monster & Taneka Stotts
6.75 x 10.25, 352 pages, black & white
Edited by by Sfe R. Monster & Taneka Stotts
6.75 x 10.25, 352 pages, black & white
Once Upon A Time Riso Zine
$9.00
Once Upon A Time There Was A King, a cautionary tale by Morgan Stewart with pull-apart binding that reveals hidden art
Predators & Prophets Book
$6.00
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A comic history of Pacific Northwest Religious Cults. This mini-comic by Seattle artist Seth Goodkind details 6 different religious cults from the PNW region, from the late 19th C. to the present.
5.5 x 6.5, stapled zine, b/w with foldout poster
5.5 x 6.5, stapled zine, b/w with foldout poster
Late Stages book
$12.00
Full color cover and black & white interior featuring Seth Goodkind's xenomorph series of illustrations.
Post Mortem
$8.00
Take a look into the sketchbook of Seth Goodkind. Featuring the artist's favorite illustrations and doodles. Color cover & black and white interior.
5.5x 8.5, color cardstock cover, 40 pages, b&w
5.5x 8.5, color cardstock cover, 40 pages, b&w
Worrying is Awesome
$5.00
6" x 6" book by Maxx Follis-Goodkind with a playful look at a life with anxiety. Full color, 12 pages
Hallucinations
$6.00
Hallucinations is a short surreal comic by Maxx Follis-Goodkind that gives the reader insight into life with visual and auditory hallucinations. Interactive cover with 'disappearing' title.
Night Visions
$8.00
Night Visions is a 12 page surreal art book by Maxx Follis-Goodkind that invites the reader to create a narrative. The art for this book was created on black paper with mixed media. 6" x 6", full color
The Story of the Inexperienced Ghost
$8.00
Maxx Follis-Goodkind's adaptation of a turn-of-the-(20th)century H.G. Wells' story. The Story of the Inexperienced Ghost is a humorous and sad ghost story told between 5 friends at a private club one night. But was there really a ghost? And what will happen when Clayton is determined to prove his tale? 28 pages, black and white, color cover
Huckleberry Pie #3
$10.00
A collection of short comics from 2015 and 2016 by Seattle artist Natalie Dupille.
In Spite Of Ourselves
$15.00
Join Natalie and Allie on their first bike packing adventure through Oregon. A beautiful and honest telling of vulnerability, relationships, and travel.
October Diary
$6.00
Diary comic by Seattle artist Natalie Dupille. 32 pages, b/w interior with ivory cardstock cover. 8.5" x 5.5"
Fried Bananas
$12.00
Thailand travelogue mini-comic by Seattle artist Natalie Dupille. 40 pages, full color, 8.5" x 5.5"
4DTime.Space
$6.00
Go on a journey through spacetime via the medium of comics!
Discover your place in the universe in this crossover meta-narrative marrying string theory and comics theory. Learn how to consider your own life as a 4-Dimensional hyper-object and transcend your current conceptions of our universe.
5.5 x 8.5 inches, 12 pgs, accordion-style comic with 'hyper-object' pieces, sealed in protective plastic bag
Discover your place in the universe in this crossover meta-narrative marrying string theory and comics theory. Learn how to consider your own life as a 4-Dimensional hyper-object and transcend your current conceptions of our universe.
5.5 x 8.5 inches, 12 pgs, accordion-style comic with 'hyper-object' pieces, sealed in protective plastic bag
Wish You Were Pier
$6.00
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Autobiographical/diary comic about working on a sailing ship, by Chicago artist Elk Pauuw.
48 pages, blue ink on white paper, 8.5" x 5.5"
48 pages, blue ink on white paper, 8.5" x 5.5"
Spooky Action Comic
$5.00
This mini comic brings the experience of music/performance act Spooky Action to you on paper. by artist Elk Paauw
The Corners of Their Mouth: A Queer Food Zine, Volume 2
$15.00
The Corners of Their Mouth: A Queer Food Zine, Volume 2 is part comic, part cookbook, and 100% queer. The first Corners of Their Mouth explored queer food issues through recipes and slice-of-life comics.
In Issue 2, L.M. and Robin are joined by contributors Elijah Garrard, Elk Paauw and Jessica Glaser to bring together a collection of recipes, comics, poetry and essays on topics including from self-care and queer crushes, learning to cook in a new country, and queer nihilism’s connection to vegan food.
This zine was risograph printed by Paper Press Punch in Seattle, WA!
In Issue 2, L.M. and Robin are joined by contributors Elijah Garrard, Elk Paauw and Jessica Glaser to bring together a collection of recipes, comics, poetry and essays on topics including from self-care and queer crushes, learning to cook in a new country, and queer nihilism’s connection to vegan food.
This zine was risograph printed by Paper Press Punch in Seattle, WA!
Cryogenic Nude America #1
$12.00
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Volume 1 of the Collagemonauts collaboration art series, Cryogenic Nude America. Full color.
Cryogenic Nude America #2
$18.00
Volume 2 of the Collagemonauts' collaboration art series, Cryogenic Nude America. Full color.
Cryogenic Nude America #3
$12.00
Volume 3 of the Collagemonauts' collaboration art series, Cryogenic Nude America. Full color, saddle stitch.
Inter Lacing Book
$10.00
Collaborative collage collection of works by Marty Gordon and Craig Van Den Bosch. Full color printing, saddle stitch.
Collagemonauts Nick Of Thyme
$10.00
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A collaborative graphic novel from the Collagemonauts.
"For this graphic novel, we first started with the image. Next, we used found word bubbles. Finally, strung it all together with our own scripted storyline. Every panel is hand cut collage and worked on collaboratively."
Full color, saddle stitch.
"For this graphic novel, we first started with the image. Next, we used found word bubbles. Finally, strung it all together with our own scripted storyline. Every panel is hand cut collage and worked on collaboratively."
Full color, saddle stitch.
Sensitive Monsters
$16.00
98 pages of monster drawings by Seattle artist Marty Gordon.
Full color, squarebound, 5.25" x 7.5"
Full color, squarebound, 5.25" x 7.5"
Your Black Friend & Other Strangers
$20.00
A collection of political comics by Ben Passmore including the acclaimed "Your Black Friend."
Hardcover, full color, 119 pages
6.25" x 9.25"
Hardcover, full color, 119 pages
6.25" x 9.25"
Magical Beatdown #2
$8.00
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Hyper violent street harassment revenge fantasy in the style of Sailor Moon about about an average schoolgirl who transforms into a foul-mouthed and rage-fuelled Magical Girl. Watch in awe as she swiftly disposes of street harassers and uses her array of magical weapons!
Written and illustrated by Jenn Woodall
44 pages, 5"x7", printed in pink and blue
Written and illustrated by Jenn Woodall
44 pages, 5"x7", printed in pink and blue
Your Black Friend Zine
$5.00
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Ben Passmore's necessary contribution to the dialogue around race in the United States, Your Black Friend is a letter from your black friend to you about race, racism, friendship and alienation.
The revised print edition of the Your Black Friend comic is in gorgeous full color on fancy matte paper stock.
Inspired by Frantz Fanon's White Skin, Black Masks, Your Black Friend is just as direct, immediate, and necessary as Ta-Nehisi Coates’ Between the World and Me and Claudia Rankine's Citizen.
SC, 12 full-color pages, 5.5" x 8.5"
The revised print edition of the Your Black Friend comic is in gorgeous full color on fancy matte paper stock.
Inspired by Frantz Fanon's White Skin, Black Masks, Your Black Friend is just as direct, immediate, and necessary as Ta-Nehisi Coates’ Between the World and Me and Claudia Rankine's Citizen.
SC, 12 full-color pages, 5.5" x 8.5"
Please Destroy My Enemies Book
$9.99
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A collection of 60 of Michael Sweater's quasi-philosophical and dryly humorous absurdism from Silver Sprocket.
64 full-color pages; 6 x 6 inches; soft-cover
64 full-color pages; 6 x 6 inches; soft-cover
Morsel
$5.00
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A forest populated with strange monsters is full of mysteries.
Morsel and his crew might be the only ones out to solve 'em.
By Seattle artist James Stanton
Full-color, 16 pages, 8.5″ x 5.5″
Morsel and his crew might be the only ones out to solve 'em.
By Seattle artist James Stanton
Full-color, 16 pages, 8.5″ x 5.5″
Be Your Own Backing Band
$12.00
These punk rock humor comics by Liz Prince (celebrated creator of Tomboy, Coady and the Creepies, and Will You Still Love Me If I Wet The Bed?) are back in print and better than ever!
Still as hilarious, heartfelt, and embarrassing as the original, Be Your Own Backing Band v.2 is the first-ever full-color collection of Liz's comics, and an essential addition to your Lizbrary.
7 x 9 inches, Full-color, 72 pages
Still as hilarious, heartfelt, and embarrassing as the original, Be Your Own Backing Band v.2 is the first-ever full-color collection of Liz's comics, and an essential addition to your Lizbrary.
7 x 9 inches, Full-color, 72 pages
I Think Our Friend Dan Might be a Dolphin
$5.00
A strange tale of mistaken(?) identity from Seattle cartoonist James Stanton (Swamp Mythos, Morsel)
features adult themes and uncomfortable feelings.
20 pages, printed in blue and black 4.25" x 5.75"
features adult themes and uncomfortable feelings.
20 pages, printed in blue and black 4.25" x 5.75"
Creatures and Cryptids
$12.00
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A collection of monsters and creatures drawn by various artists. Each creature includes statistics and demographic details. Edited and compiled by Tacoma artist Michael Koehler.
Full color, 44 pages, 8.5" x 5.5"
Full color, 44 pages, 8.5" x 5.5"
Manifesto
$1.50
Fold out zine/brochure for The Church of Nothing - a religious organization from the imagination of artist Sanika Phawde. Two variations with "motivational" quotes on the ends. Perfect for your favorite nihilist.
Is This What Healthy Feels Like
$5.00
A journal style mini-comic from Sanika Phawde based on the events happening in the artist's life on March 18th, 2019. "Is This What Healthy Feels Like" captures the early moments of a budding relationship.
Prince Tea House
$5.00
Prince Tea House is a journal style mini-comic from Sanika Phawde detailing the events of attempting to visit the Prince Tea House on June 12th 2018.
The Bulldozer
$5.00
The Bulldozer is a journal style mini comic about artist Sanika Phawde's difficult relationship with food and the discovering of "The Bulldozer" - a smoothie that she can tolerate.
Showering in the Crier
$20.00
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Black and white travelogue comic about traveling and visiting parents. From artist Sanika Phawde
Japan Week
$12.00
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Full color mini art book drawings of Japan Week in New York by artist Sanika Phawde.
Journal
$10.00
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Take a look inside the inner workings of The Church of Nothing - a fictional religious group invented by artist Sanika Phawde
Last Night at La Lanterna
$10.00
Last Night at La Lanterna tells the story of two friends celebrating the life of someone they had never known. Featuring Sanika Phawde's signature emotional storytelling and vibrant illustrations.
While We Waited for Things to Change
$20.00
Large format black and white comic from Sanika Phawde about family relationships and HBO.
Q-20 Game Suplement
$4.00
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Classic photocopied zine featuring queer/trans roleplaying game supplemental materials for all your LGBTQ adventures
4.25" x 5.5", 12 pages, black and white.
by Elijah Janka
4.25" x 5.5", 12 pages, black and white.
by Elijah Janka
Once Upon A Time Riso Zine
$9.00
Once Upon A Time There Was A King, a cautionary tale by Morgan Stewart with pull-apart binding that reveals hidden art
Bare Bones Guide To Pronouns: Informational Edition
$5.00
A handy guide to the variety and use of pronouns in a more inclusive world, all presented by a talking skeleton, by Morgan Stewart.
Bare Bones Guide To Pronouns: Angry & Queer Edition
$5.00
Just use the pronouns people tell you to! It's the lesson you'll learn from this talking skeleton in the Angry & Queer Edition of Morgan Stewart's 'Bare Bones Guide to Pronouns'
This Book Is a Hug
$4.00
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A tiny fold out proxy hug with a sweet poem by Morgan Stewart.
1.5" x 2.5" closed
1.5" x 2.5" closed
Still Waiting
$12.00
Still Waiting is a full color zine (3×3 inch), collection of comics and writing by artist Andrea Bell.
Fair Voyage
$20.00
The adventures of two teen girls.
written and illustrated by Andrea Bell
5.5 x 7.75 inches, square bound, blue on white with accent colors, 90 pages
written and illustrated by Andrea Bell
5.5 x 7.75 inches, square bound, blue on white with accent colors, 90 pages
Tracks '16 Zine
$6.00
4.75 inch square zine in CD sleeve. A musical adventure of one girl's journey through the ' 00 ' s to the present.
Tracks '17 Zine
$6.00
4.75 inch square zine in CD sleeve. A musical adventure of one girl's journey through the ' 00 ' s to the present.
Tracks '18 Zine
$6.00
4.75 inch square zine in CD sleeve. A musical adventure of one girl's journey through the ' 00 ' s to the present.
Elements of Rough #2
$3.00
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24 pages of uncomfortable comics that "seek to answer the question "" Why are all of your comics so ROUGH?"". Heavy crosshatching and surrealism by Max Clotfelter.
7" x 5.5, grey paper stock with black printing.
7" x 5.5, grey paper stock with black printing.
Real Good Stuff
$10.00
Autobiographical comics anthology written by Dennis P. Eichhorn illustrated by veteran Real Stuff artists and new talents alike. This special double issue - with two issues printed at a large, magazine size - is filled to the brim with sex, drugs and debauchery. Contributing artists include Michael Arnold, Jim Blanchard, Max Clotfelter, Mary Fleener, Ben Horak, Sean Hurley, Aaron Lange, Pat Moriarity, and Noah Van Sciver.
The Gibson comic anthology
$8.00
54 pages of indie comics from 5 creators. 10" x 6.5", color covers, b/w interior.
Swamp Mythos #1
$6.00
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An 8.5 x 11 full-color "floppy" comic featuring stories about moss and fungus and other drippy Pacific Northwest weirdness.
Swamp Mythos #3
$6.00
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The 4th issue of this 8.5 x 11 full-color "floppy" comic featuring stories about moss and fungus and other drippy Pacific Northwest weirdness by Seattle artist James Stanton.
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