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| Comics can take you anywhere, and imagine any scenario! We love visiting worlds you can only find in the pages of a book or zine. Anyone can bring their fantasies to life with just a pencil and paper! Where will your next comic take you?? |
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| by buttercup published by Radiator Comics
Eugenée is an aspiring birthworker who finds themself mixed up in a cosmic battle for reality itself! Can they make it through the day with the help of their polycule and feline familiar, Lamarche?
Our seventh publishing project!
Edited by Jamila Rowser & Steenz! |
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| by Dave Ortega
Dave's short story collection dives deeper into themes of place, media, and truth. You'll keep asking what's real and what's fabricated in two stories that are more than they seem! |
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We love all the comics we carry in our distro, but Melissa Mendes' long-running series, The Weight is one of the best comics we've ever read. It's emotionally poignant, full of both large cacophonous events and the smallest of quiet moments as we follow Edie from birth to adulthood. We're thrilled to have recently added issue 11 through 14 of the series.
Special congratulations to Melissa for recently concluding the comic online, and her announced deal with Drawn & Quarterly to publish a collected edition next year. Though I do have to say, reading it in minicomic form—with its thick inks, cream-colored paper, and Melissa's end notes—is the best way to experience this story. |
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| by Pip Caplan
Quite possibly the most chaotic comic in our distro! Pip has created a true adventure into a cartoon world full of dangers for the reader, drug-filled interactions, and a manic lion with social anxiety!
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| by Rodrigo Vargas
Society has collapsed, but the record store is still open, so best friends Agatha and MarÃa are stepping out to have fun. Can their friendship survive the end of the world? |
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| Bulgilhan Press has released two new beautiful books, and we had to have them in our distro!! Huhua Zhu's The King's Warrior and A Night Ride to the Day by Breeze Hu both deal with people on missions of great importance because of missing family members! One takes place in a mythical land where monsters are real, the other in the intense lights of a city that parties through the night. |
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| by Coni Yovaniniz
Enter the imagination of Coni Yovaniniz, as she shares pages from her sketchbooks between 2018 and 2024! Coni's drawings are gonna knock your socks off (and replace them with much cooler socks). |
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We're thrilled to add two new comics by Lauren Hinds to our distro! I Can Handle It is the cautionary story of teenage Samara as she falls in love with an older guy, who will slowly turn her to a life of crime.
The Quiet Family is a hand-bound hardcover artist's book (edition of 4!) that tells the story of a neighborhood family so isolated, they must be hiding something! |
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| by Drew Lerman
published by Comics Blogger
Explore the strange visions of Drew Lerman as he studies classic comic strips and figments of his imagination in this full-color sketch zine! |
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| Whit Taylor's slice-of-life comics are some of the best out there! We're thrilled to carry the print versions of Whit's webcomic, Dead Air! Noe is a first year college student who finds connection through music. Becoming a DJ at WFUN seems like the logical move! |
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| by Alec Longstreth
A new chapter begins as RJ Jr and Sally find a hidden room in the back of Nogard the Dragon's cave! What is the secret of all these mysterious pyramids?? |
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| by Aimee Pong
Toto is a small toad who loves their friends, their Nana, and their swamp! |
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| We recently added eight titles from One Percent Press, including Killbuck by Sean Knickerbocker, Rough Age by Max de Radiguès, and Jeremiah by Cathy G. Johnson! |
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We love this cozy sweatshirt featuring a classic comic by Cara Bean! We got these printed to celebrate ten years of distributing comics! Join the celebration! |
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