Showing posts with label comix. Show all posts
Showing posts with label comix. Show all posts

Monday, May 9, 2022

FOR SALE
$30 postage paid
contact mikehill001@gmail.com for details
The published work of Mike Hill, plus some unpublished
1979-2021
212 pages BW interior
Kozmik Star Comics
Real Fake Adventures
Tales from out of the Clear Blue Sky Comics
Modernman
With inserted copy of Modernman #10
and more
with an introduction by Buzz Buzzizyk



Saturday, November 26, 2016



Listen to an excerpt from "The Rise and Fall of Underground Comix in San Francisco and Beyond" read by author Jay Kinney:


Thursday, April 30, 2015

Monkey Mermaid

 Dreamland Theater presents
Tales of the Monkey Mermaid
by Burgin

Comix from New Orleans
monkeymermaid65@yahoo.com


Wednesday, April 29, 2015

Russian Store Halts Sale of Novel About Holocaust Ahead of Victory Day

“I said, goodness — it's an anti-fascist novel,” Varlamova said Thursday in her post, adding that the issue was resolved when a security guard brought out a copy of the book under cover of his jacket.

Saturday, April 5, 2014


Underground Classics- The Transformation of Comics into Comix
James Dankey and Denis Kitchen
Abrams ComicArts
New York 2009
"No longer burdened by pretentious notions of making 'art', I am concerned with refining and communicating specific ideas of changing others' conciousness. This is pretentious, but it's much more fun."
-Justin Green

"...contrary to what you've been told by pop-culture historians, comics did not exactly begin in the 1890's with The Yellow Kid or Little Nemo. As an art-driven storytelling medium, comics go back at least as far as the mid-nineteenth century and, arguably, to Goya, the Greek and Roman frescos, the Bayeaux Tapestry, and the cave walls of Lascaux."
-James Danky and Denis Kitchen

Don't forget the Egyptians. -editor