franksantoro: d0gbl0g: franksantoro is starting a comicsworkbook residency next to his home/studio in Pittsburgh! Check out his indiegogo here: https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/the-comics-workbook-rowhouse-residency/x/11961000#/story and facebook here: https://www.facebook.com/ComicsWorkbookRowhouseResidency Frank’s buying the house next door - he already raised the money but he doesn’t have the cash on hand yet because the crowdfund ends after closing on the house. So he’s borrowing from family and industry friends and paying them back. However now he’s trying push to get it fixed up - please share if possible!! We need eyeballs more than money right now. WOOF xo bauwau
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franksantoro:

d0gbl0g:

franksantoro is starting a comicsworkbook residency next to his home/studio in Pittsburgh!

Check out his indiegogo here: 
https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/the-comics-workbook-rowhouse-residency/x/11961000#/story

and facebook here:

https://www.facebook.com/ComicsWorkbookRowhouseResidency

Frank’s buying the house next door - he already raised the money but he doesn’t have the cash on hand yet because the crowdfund ends after closing on the house. So he’s borrowing from family and industry friends and paying them back. However now he’s trying push to get it fixed up - please share if possible!! We need eyeballs more than money right now.

WOOF xo

bauwau

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simonmreinhardt: As you may know, SPX is this weekend and I’m happy to report that I’ll be there with a whole bunch of comic books. I will have several books that are debuting at SPX: Dog City #4, Trash Ghost, Mystery Town #2, and a color edition of How We Ride, which originally appeared in Dog City #3 in b/w form. I’ll also have a limited number of copies of Dog City #3, the last issue in our box format, and some of my older work as well. I’ll be at table B13 and some Dog City friends might be there as well, so be sure to stop by and say hello! Get yourself a copy of the new Dog City straight from editor Simon Reinhardt this weekend!
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simonmreinhardt: As you may know, SPX is this weekend and I’m happy to report that I’ll be there with a whole bunch of comic books. I will have several books that are debuting at SPX: Dog City #4, Trash Ghost, Mystery Town #2, and a color edition of How We Ride, which originally appeared in Dog City #3 in b/w form. I’ll also have a limited number of copies of Dog City #3, the last issue in our box format, and some of my older work as well. I’ll be at table B13 and some Dog City friends might be there as well, so be sure to stop by and say hello! Get yourself a copy of the new Dog City straight from editor Simon Reinhardt this weekend!
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simonmreinhardt: As you may know, SPX is this weekend and I’m happy to report that I’ll be there with a whole bunch of comic books. I will have several books that are debuting at SPX: Dog City #4, Trash Ghost, Mystery Town #2, and a color edition of How We Ride, which originally appeared in Dog City #3 in b/w form. I’ll also have a limited number of copies of Dog City #3, the last issue in our box format, and some of my older work as well. I’ll be at table B13 and some Dog City friends might be there as well, so be sure to stop by and say hello! Get yourself a copy of the new Dog City straight from editor Simon Reinhardt this weekend!
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simonmreinhardt:

As you may know, SPX is this weekend and I’m happy to report that I’ll be there with a whole bunch of comic books. I will have several books that are debuting at SPX: Dog City #4, Trash Ghost, Mystery Town #2, and a color edition of How We Ride, which originally appeared in Dog City #3 in b/w form.

I’ll also have a limited number of copies of Dog City #3, the last issue in our box format, and some of my older work as well. I’ll be at table B13 and some Dog City friends might be there as well, so be sure to stop by and say hello!

Get yourself a copy of the new Dog City straight from editor Simon Reinhardt this weekend!


Mystery Town #2

mystery-town:

Mystery Town #2. As always, a print ready-ready pdf is available and I encourage everyone to assemble your own and do what you want with it. Print version available at SPX.

Dog City editor Simon Reinhardt


sequentialstate: I was planning on keeping this piece wrapped up under lock and key until folks could read it in my new zine, Selections #2, which will debut at SPX, but I think that it might be useful to folks who are still making buylists for the show.  Hundreds if not thousands of books will be available for purchase at spx 2015. Here are some debut books I think you should be taking a look at. (Table numbers are after the listing for your show-going convenience.) 1. Plans We Made by Simon Moreton  (tumblr: smoo ) – Moreton’s first full length graphic novel from Grimalkin Press, now an imprint of Uncivilized Books, is finally out at SPX this year; Moreton’s comics have a sparseness of line and an open space that is very visually appealing. A8-9. 2.  Long Red Hair by Meags Fitzgerald – A graphic memoir about growing up, Fitzgerald’s bisexuality, and romantic rejection. Printed in duotone from Conundrum Press (tumblr: conundrumpresscanada​). I admit I haven’t had a chance to read Fitzgerald’s previous work, Photobooth: A Biography, except for a quick flip-through at TCAF, but it’s been on the to-buy list for a while. L1-2  3. Dog City #4 by Various – the latest Dog City anthology, this time as a collected paperback. Each piece in the book is a collaboration between two cartoonists. With Ed Cheverton, Luke Healy, Jenn Lisa, Whit Taylor, Disa Wallander, and others, this is a must buy. 4. New Construction by Sam Alden (tumblr: gingerlandcomics ) – Sam’s latest collection of short stories, which includes “Household” and a rewritten version of his stellar short story “Backyard.” A8-9. 5. Dressing by Michael DeForge – DeForge continues to put out stellar comics, and this collection of short stories, much like his 2013 collection Very Casual, will be one of the books of the show. L1-2. 6. Sacred Heart by Liz Suburbia (tumblr: lizsuburbia – Another book of the show, in my mind, is the Liz Suburbia webcomic now published in paperback for Fantagraphics. Suburbia has reworked the entire book for publication, the samples I’ve seen so far are a real treat. W44-46, W56-61. 7. M by Andrew White (tumblr; whitecomics ) – I’ve enjoyed White’s experimental and abstract comics in the past, and I’m intrigued by his process and his views on information density. B2A. 8. House of Women pt II by Sophie Goldstein (tumblr: redinkradio )– House of Women pt I was an amazing book, and winner of the 2014 “Best Minicomic” Ignatz award. Goldstein’s science fiction is smart, dark, and electrically charged. Miss this series, and regret it. J12. 9. Ikebana by Yumi Sakugawa – one of Retrofit Comics’ SPX releases, the comic is described as an exploration of performance art. Sakugawa’s recent work has been stellar, I’m excited to see this book as well. D8. 10. Step Aside, Pops by Kate Beaton –Beaton’s second Hark! A Vagrant collection is going to be worth the price of admission, no doubt. Her recent family comics have been endearing; I hope this collection collects some of those quiet moments as well the comedy she is so well known for. W1-4. What books debuting at the show are you excited about? Get Dog City #4 and these other fine books at SPX this weekend!
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sequentialstate: I was planning on keeping this piece wrapped up under lock and key until folks could read it in my new zine, Selections #2, which will debut at SPX, but I think that it might be useful to folks who are still making buylists for the show.  Hundreds if not thousands of books will be available for purchase at spx 2015. Here are some debut books I think you should be taking a look at. (Table numbers are after the listing for your show-going convenience.) 1. Plans We Made by Simon Moreton  (tumblr: smoo ) – Moreton’s first full length graphic novel from Grimalkin Press, now an imprint of Uncivilized Books, is finally out at SPX this year; Moreton’s comics have a sparseness of line and an open space that is very visually appealing. A8-9. 2.  Long Red Hair by Meags Fitzgerald – A graphic memoir about growing up, Fitzgerald’s bisexuality, and romantic rejection. Printed in duotone from Conundrum Press (tumblr: conundrumpresscanada​). I admit I haven’t had a chance to read Fitzgerald’s previous work, Photobooth: A Biography, except for a quick flip-through at TCAF, but it’s been on the to-buy list for a while. L1-2  3. Dog City #4 by Various – the latest Dog City anthology, this time as a collected paperback. Each piece in the book is a collaboration between two cartoonists. With Ed Cheverton, Luke Healy, Jenn Lisa, Whit Taylor, Disa Wallander, and others, this is a must buy. 4. New Construction by Sam Alden (tumblr: gingerlandcomics ) – Sam’s latest collection of short stories, which includes “Household” and a rewritten version of his stellar short story “Backyard.” A8-9. 5. Dressing by Michael DeForge – DeForge continues to put out stellar comics, and this collection of short stories, much like his 2013 collection Very Casual, will be one of the books of the show. L1-2. 6. Sacred Heart by Liz Suburbia (tumblr: lizsuburbia – Another book of the show, in my mind, is the Liz Suburbia webcomic now published in paperback for Fantagraphics. Suburbia has reworked the entire book for publication, the samples I’ve seen so far are a real treat. W44-46, W56-61. 7. M by Andrew White (tumblr; whitecomics ) – I’ve enjoyed White’s experimental and abstract comics in the past, and I’m intrigued by his process and his views on information density. B2A. 8. House of Women pt II by Sophie Goldstein (tumblr: redinkradio )– House of Women pt I was an amazing book, and winner of the 2014 “Best Minicomic” Ignatz award. Goldstein’s science fiction is smart, dark, and electrically charged. Miss this series, and regret it. J12. 9. Ikebana by Yumi Sakugawa – one of Retrofit Comics’ SPX releases, the comic is described as an exploration of performance art. Sakugawa’s recent work has been stellar, I’m excited to see this book as well. D8. 10. Step Aside, Pops by Kate Beaton –Beaton’s second Hark! A Vagrant collection is going to be worth the price of admission, no doubt. Her recent family comics have been endearing; I hope this collection collects some of those quiet moments as well the comedy she is so well known for. W1-4. What books debuting at the show are you excited about? Get Dog City #4 and these other fine books at SPX this weekend!
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sequentialstate: I was planning on keeping this piece wrapped up under lock and key until folks could read it in my new zine, Selections #2, which will debut at SPX, but I think that it might be useful to folks who are still making buylists for the show.  Hundreds if not thousands of books will be available for purchase at spx 2015. Here are some debut books I think you should be taking a look at. (Table numbers are after the listing for your show-going convenience.) 1. Plans We Made by Simon Moreton  (tumblr: smoo ) – Moreton’s first full length graphic novel from Grimalkin Press, now an imprint of Uncivilized Books, is finally out at SPX this year; Moreton’s comics have a sparseness of line and an open space that is very visually appealing. A8-9. 2.  Long Red Hair by Meags Fitzgerald – A graphic memoir about growing up, Fitzgerald’s bisexuality, and romantic rejection. Printed in duotone from Conundrum Press (tumblr: conundrumpresscanada​). I admit I haven’t had a chance to read Fitzgerald’s previous work, Photobooth: A Biography, except for a quick flip-through at TCAF, but it’s been on the to-buy list for a while. L1-2  3. Dog City #4 by Various – the latest Dog City anthology, this time as a collected paperback. Each piece in the book is a collaboration between two cartoonists. With Ed Cheverton, Luke Healy, Jenn Lisa, Whit Taylor, Disa Wallander, and others, this is a must buy. 4. New Construction by Sam Alden (tumblr: gingerlandcomics ) – Sam’s latest collection of short stories, which includes “Household” and a rewritten version of his stellar short story “Backyard.” A8-9. 5. Dressing by Michael DeForge – DeForge continues to put out stellar comics, and this collection of short stories, much like his 2013 collection Very Casual, will be one of the books of the show. L1-2. 6. Sacred Heart by Liz Suburbia (tumblr: lizsuburbia – Another book of the show, in my mind, is the Liz Suburbia webcomic now published in paperback for Fantagraphics. Suburbia has reworked the entire book for publication, the samples I’ve seen so far are a real treat. W44-46, W56-61. 7. M by Andrew White (tumblr; whitecomics ) – I’ve enjoyed White’s experimental and abstract comics in the past, and I’m intrigued by his process and his views on information density. B2A. 8. House of Women pt II by Sophie Goldstein (tumblr: redinkradio )– House of Women pt I was an amazing book, and winner of the 2014 “Best Minicomic” Ignatz award. Goldstein’s science fiction is smart, dark, and electrically charged. Miss this series, and regret it. J12. 9. Ikebana by Yumi Sakugawa – one of Retrofit Comics’ SPX releases, the comic is described as an exploration of performance art. Sakugawa’s recent work has been stellar, I’m excited to see this book as well. D8. 10. Step Aside, Pops by Kate Beaton –Beaton’s second Hark! A Vagrant collection is going to be worth the price of admission, no doubt. Her recent family comics have been endearing; I hope this collection collects some of those quiet moments as well the comedy she is so well known for. W1-4. What books debuting at the show are you excited about? Get Dog City #4 and these other fine books at SPX this weekend!
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sequentialstate: I was planning on keeping this piece wrapped up under lock and key until folks could read it in my new zine, Selections #2, which will debut at SPX, but I think that it might be useful to folks who are still making buylists for the show.  Hundreds if not thousands of books will be available for purchase at spx 2015. Here are some debut books I think you should be taking a look at. (Table numbers are after the listing for your show-going convenience.) 1. Plans We Made by Simon Moreton  (tumblr: smoo ) – Moreton’s first full length graphic novel from Grimalkin Press, now an imprint of Uncivilized Books, is finally out at SPX this year; Moreton’s comics have a sparseness of line and an open space that is very visually appealing. A8-9. 2.  Long Red Hair by Meags Fitzgerald – A graphic memoir about growing up, Fitzgerald’s bisexuality, and romantic rejection. Printed in duotone from Conundrum Press (tumblr: conundrumpresscanada​). I admit I haven’t had a chance to read Fitzgerald’s previous work, Photobooth: A Biography, except for a quick flip-through at TCAF, but it’s been on the to-buy list for a while. L1-2  3. Dog City #4 by Various – the latest Dog City anthology, this time as a collected paperback. Each piece in the book is a collaboration between two cartoonists. With Ed Cheverton, Luke Healy, Jenn Lisa, Whit Taylor, Disa Wallander, and others, this is a must buy. 4. New Construction by Sam Alden (tumblr: gingerlandcomics ) – Sam’s latest collection of short stories, which includes “Household” and a rewritten version of his stellar short story “Backyard.” A8-9. 5. Dressing by Michael DeForge – DeForge continues to put out stellar comics, and this collection of short stories, much like his 2013 collection Very Casual, will be one of the books of the show. L1-2. 6. Sacred Heart by Liz Suburbia (tumblr: lizsuburbia – Another book of the show, in my mind, is the Liz Suburbia webcomic now published in paperback for Fantagraphics. Suburbia has reworked the entire book for publication, the samples I’ve seen so far are a real treat. W44-46, W56-61. 7. M by Andrew White (tumblr; whitecomics ) – I’ve enjoyed White’s experimental and abstract comics in the past, and I’m intrigued by his process and his views on information density. B2A. 8. House of Women pt II by Sophie Goldstein (tumblr: redinkradio )– House of Women pt I was an amazing book, and winner of the 2014 “Best Minicomic” Ignatz award. Goldstein’s science fiction is smart, dark, and electrically charged. Miss this series, and regret it. J12. 9. Ikebana by Yumi Sakugawa – one of Retrofit Comics’ SPX releases, the comic is described as an exploration of performance art. Sakugawa’s recent work has been stellar, I’m excited to see this book as well. D8. 10. Step Aside, Pops by Kate Beaton –Beaton’s second Hark! A Vagrant collection is going to be worth the price of admission, no doubt. Her recent family comics have been endearing; I hope this collection collects some of those quiet moments as well the comedy she is so well known for. W1-4. What books debuting at the show are you excited about? Get Dog City #4 and these other fine books at SPX this weekend!
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sequentialstate: I was planning on keeping this piece wrapped up under lock and key until folks could read it in my new zine, Selections #2, which will debut at SPX, but I think that it might be useful to folks who are still making buylists for the show.  Hundreds if not thousands of books will be available for purchase at spx 2015. Here are some debut books I think you should be taking a look at. (Table numbers are after the listing for your show-going convenience.) 1. Plans We Made by Simon Moreton  (tumblr: smoo ) – Moreton’s first full length graphic novel from Grimalkin Press, now an imprint of Uncivilized Books, is finally out at SPX this year; Moreton’s comics have a sparseness of line and an open space that is very visually appealing. A8-9. 2.  Long Red Hair by Meags Fitzgerald – A graphic memoir about growing up, Fitzgerald’s bisexuality, and romantic rejection. Printed in duotone from Conundrum Press (tumblr: conundrumpresscanada​). I admit I haven’t had a chance to read Fitzgerald’s previous work, Photobooth: A Biography, except for a quick flip-through at TCAF, but it’s been on the to-buy list for a while. L1-2  3. Dog City #4 by Various – the latest Dog City anthology, this time as a collected paperback. Each piece in the book is a collaboration between two cartoonists. With Ed Cheverton, Luke Healy, Jenn Lisa, Whit Taylor, Disa Wallander, and others, this is a must buy. 4. New Construction by Sam Alden (tumblr: gingerlandcomics ) – Sam’s latest collection of short stories, which includes “Household” and a rewritten version of his stellar short story “Backyard.” A8-9. 5. Dressing by Michael DeForge – DeForge continues to put out stellar comics, and this collection of short stories, much like his 2013 collection Very Casual, will be one of the books of the show. L1-2. 6. Sacred Heart by Liz Suburbia (tumblr: lizsuburbia – Another book of the show, in my mind, is the Liz Suburbia webcomic now published in paperback for Fantagraphics. Suburbia has reworked the entire book for publication, the samples I’ve seen so far are a real treat. W44-46, W56-61. 7. M by Andrew White (tumblr; whitecomics ) – I’ve enjoyed White’s experimental and abstract comics in the past, and I’m intrigued by his process and his views on information density. B2A. 8. House of Women pt II by Sophie Goldstein (tumblr: redinkradio )– House of Women pt I was an amazing book, and winner of the 2014 “Best Minicomic” Ignatz award. Goldstein’s science fiction is smart, dark, and electrically charged. Miss this series, and regret it. J12. 9. Ikebana by Yumi Sakugawa – one of Retrofit Comics’ SPX releases, the comic is described as an exploration of performance art. Sakugawa’s recent work has been stellar, I’m excited to see this book as well. D8. 10. Step Aside, Pops by Kate Beaton –Beaton’s second Hark! A Vagrant collection is going to be worth the price of admission, no doubt. Her recent family comics have been endearing; I hope this collection collects some of those quiet moments as well the comedy she is so well known for. W1-4. What books debuting at the show are you excited about? Get Dog City #4 and these other fine books at SPX this weekend!
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sequentialstate: I was planning on keeping this piece wrapped up under lock and key until folks could read it in my new zine, Selections #2, which will debut at SPX, but I think that it might be useful to folks who are still making buylists for the show.  Hundreds if not thousands of books will be available for purchase at spx 2015. Here are some debut books I think you should be taking a look at. (Table numbers are after the listing for your show-going convenience.) 1. Plans We Made by Simon Moreton  (tumblr: smoo ) – Moreton’s first full length graphic novel from Grimalkin Press, now an imprint of Uncivilized Books, is finally out at SPX this year; Moreton’s comics have a sparseness of line and an open space that is very visually appealing. A8-9. 2.  Long Red Hair by Meags Fitzgerald – A graphic memoir about growing up, Fitzgerald’s bisexuality, and romantic rejection. Printed in duotone from Conundrum Press (tumblr: conundrumpresscanada​). I admit I haven’t had a chance to read Fitzgerald’s previous work, Photobooth: A Biography, except for a quick flip-through at TCAF, but it’s been on the to-buy list for a while. L1-2  3. Dog City #4 by Various – the latest Dog City anthology, this time as a collected paperback. Each piece in the book is a collaboration between two cartoonists. With Ed Cheverton, Luke Healy, Jenn Lisa, Whit Taylor, Disa Wallander, and others, this is a must buy. 4. New Construction by Sam Alden (tumblr: gingerlandcomics ) – Sam’s latest collection of short stories, which includes “Household” and a rewritten version of his stellar short story “Backyard.” A8-9. 5. Dressing by Michael DeForge – DeForge continues to put out stellar comics, and this collection of short stories, much like his 2013 collection Very Casual, will be one of the books of the show. L1-2. 6. Sacred Heart by Liz Suburbia (tumblr: lizsuburbia – Another book of the show, in my mind, is the Liz Suburbia webcomic now published in paperback for Fantagraphics. Suburbia has reworked the entire book for publication, the samples I’ve seen so far are a real treat. W44-46, W56-61. 7. M by Andrew White (tumblr; whitecomics ) – I’ve enjoyed White’s experimental and abstract comics in the past, and I’m intrigued by his process and his views on information density. B2A. 8. House of Women pt II by Sophie Goldstein (tumblr: redinkradio )– House of Women pt I was an amazing book, and winner of the 2014 “Best Minicomic” Ignatz award. Goldstein’s science fiction is smart, dark, and electrically charged. Miss this series, and regret it. J12. 9. Ikebana by Yumi Sakugawa – one of Retrofit Comics’ SPX releases, the comic is described as an exploration of performance art. Sakugawa’s recent work has been stellar, I’m excited to see this book as well. D8. 10. Step Aside, Pops by Kate Beaton –Beaton’s second Hark! A Vagrant collection is going to be worth the price of admission, no doubt. Her recent family comics have been endearing; I hope this collection collects some of those quiet moments as well the comedy she is so well known for. W1-4. What books debuting at the show are you excited about? Get Dog City #4 and these other fine books at SPX this weekend!
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sequentialstate: I was planning on keeping this piece wrapped up under lock and key until folks could read it in my new zine, Selections #2, which will debut at SPX, but I think that it might be useful to folks who are still making buylists for the show.  Hundreds if not thousands of books will be available for purchase at spx 2015. Here are some debut books I think you should be taking a look at. (Table numbers are after the listing for your show-going convenience.) 1. Plans We Made by Simon Moreton  (tumblr: smoo ) – Moreton’s first full length graphic novel from Grimalkin Press, now an imprint of Uncivilized Books, is finally out at SPX this year; Moreton’s comics have a sparseness of line and an open space that is very visually appealing. A8-9. 2.  Long Red Hair by Meags Fitzgerald – A graphic memoir about growing up, Fitzgerald’s bisexuality, and romantic rejection. Printed in duotone from Conundrum Press (tumblr: conundrumpresscanada​). I admit I haven’t had a chance to read Fitzgerald’s previous work, Photobooth: A Biography, except for a quick flip-through at TCAF, but it’s been on the to-buy list for a while. L1-2  3. Dog City #4 by Various – the latest Dog City anthology, this time as a collected paperback. Each piece in the book is a collaboration between two cartoonists. With Ed Cheverton, Luke Healy, Jenn Lisa, Whit Taylor, Disa Wallander, and others, this is a must buy. 4. New Construction by Sam Alden (tumblr: gingerlandcomics ) – Sam’s latest collection of short stories, which includes “Household” and a rewritten version of his stellar short story “Backyard.” A8-9. 5. Dressing by Michael DeForge – DeForge continues to put out stellar comics, and this collection of short stories, much like his 2013 collection Very Casual, will be one of the books of the show. L1-2. 6. Sacred Heart by Liz Suburbia (tumblr: lizsuburbia – Another book of the show, in my mind, is the Liz Suburbia webcomic now published in paperback for Fantagraphics. Suburbia has reworked the entire book for publication, the samples I’ve seen so far are a real treat. W44-46, W56-61. 7. M by Andrew White (tumblr; whitecomics ) – I’ve enjoyed White’s experimental and abstract comics in the past, and I’m intrigued by his process and his views on information density. B2A. 8. House of Women pt II by Sophie Goldstein (tumblr: redinkradio )– House of Women pt I was an amazing book, and winner of the 2014 “Best Minicomic” Ignatz award. Goldstein’s science fiction is smart, dark, and electrically charged. Miss this series, and regret it. J12. 9. Ikebana by Yumi Sakugawa – one of Retrofit Comics’ SPX releases, the comic is described as an exploration of performance art. Sakugawa’s recent work has been stellar, I’m excited to see this book as well. D8. 10. Step Aside, Pops by Kate Beaton –Beaton’s second Hark! A Vagrant collection is going to be worth the price of admission, no doubt. Her recent family comics have been endearing; I hope this collection collects some of those quiet moments as well the comedy she is so well known for. W1-4. What books debuting at the show are you excited about? Get Dog City #4 and these other fine books at SPX this weekend!
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sequentialstate: I was planning on keeping this piece wrapped up under lock and key until folks could read it in my new zine, Selections #2, which will debut at SPX, but I think that it might be useful to folks who are still making buylists for the show.  Hundreds if not thousands of books will be available for purchase at spx 2015. Here are some debut books I think you should be taking a look at. (Table numbers are after the listing for your show-going convenience.) 1. Plans We Made by Simon Moreton  (tumblr: smoo ) – Moreton’s first full length graphic novel from Grimalkin Press, now an imprint of Uncivilized Books, is finally out at SPX this year; Moreton’s comics have a sparseness of line and an open space that is very visually appealing. A8-9. 2.  Long Red Hair by Meags Fitzgerald – A graphic memoir about growing up, Fitzgerald’s bisexuality, and romantic rejection. Printed in duotone from Conundrum Press (tumblr: conundrumpresscanada​). I admit I haven’t had a chance to read Fitzgerald’s previous work, Photobooth: A Biography, except for a quick flip-through at TCAF, but it’s been on the to-buy list for a while. L1-2  3. Dog City #4 by Various – the latest Dog City anthology, this time as a collected paperback. Each piece in the book is a collaboration between two cartoonists. With Ed Cheverton, Luke Healy, Jenn Lisa, Whit Taylor, Disa Wallander, and others, this is a must buy. 4. New Construction by Sam Alden (tumblr: gingerlandcomics ) – Sam’s latest collection of short stories, which includes “Household” and a rewritten version of his stellar short story “Backyard.” A8-9. 5. Dressing by Michael DeForge – DeForge continues to put out stellar comics, and this collection of short stories, much like his 2013 collection Very Casual, will be one of the books of the show. L1-2. 6. Sacred Heart by Liz Suburbia (tumblr: lizsuburbia – Another book of the show, in my mind, is the Liz Suburbia webcomic now published in paperback for Fantagraphics. Suburbia has reworked the entire book for publication, the samples I’ve seen so far are a real treat. W44-46, W56-61. 7. M by Andrew White (tumblr; whitecomics ) – I’ve enjoyed White’s experimental and abstract comics in the past, and I’m intrigued by his process and his views on information density. B2A. 8. House of Women pt II by Sophie Goldstein (tumblr: redinkradio )– House of Women pt I was an amazing book, and winner of the 2014 “Best Minicomic” Ignatz award. Goldstein’s science fiction is smart, dark, and electrically charged. Miss this series, and regret it. J12. 9. Ikebana by Yumi Sakugawa – one of Retrofit Comics’ SPX releases, the comic is described as an exploration of performance art. Sakugawa’s recent work has been stellar, I’m excited to see this book as well. D8. 10. Step Aside, Pops by Kate Beaton –Beaton’s second Hark! A Vagrant collection is going to be worth the price of admission, no doubt. Her recent family comics have been endearing; I hope this collection collects some of those quiet moments as well the comedy she is so well known for. W1-4. What books debuting at the show are you excited about? Get Dog City #4 and these other fine books at SPX this weekend!
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sequentialstate: I was planning on keeping this piece wrapped up under lock and key until folks could read it in my new zine, Selections #2, which will debut at SPX, but I think that it might be useful to folks who are still making buylists for the show.  Hundreds if not thousands of books will be available for purchase at spx 2015. Here are some debut books I think you should be taking a look at. (Table numbers are after the listing for your show-going convenience.) 1. Plans We Made by Simon Moreton  (tumblr: smoo ) – Moreton’s first full length graphic novel from Grimalkin Press, now an imprint of Uncivilized Books, is finally out at SPX this year; Moreton’s comics have a sparseness of line and an open space that is very visually appealing. A8-9. 2.  Long Red Hair by Meags Fitzgerald – A graphic memoir about growing up, Fitzgerald’s bisexuality, and romantic rejection. Printed in duotone from Conundrum Press (tumblr: conundrumpresscanada​). I admit I haven’t had a chance to read Fitzgerald’s previous work, Photobooth: A Biography, except for a quick flip-through at TCAF, but it’s been on the to-buy list for a while. L1-2  3. Dog City #4 by Various – the latest Dog City anthology, this time as a collected paperback. Each piece in the book is a collaboration between two cartoonists. With Ed Cheverton, Luke Healy, Jenn Lisa, Whit Taylor, Disa Wallander, and others, this is a must buy. 4. New Construction by Sam Alden (tumblr: gingerlandcomics ) – Sam’s latest collection of short stories, which includes “Household” and a rewritten version of his stellar short story “Backyard.” A8-9. 5. Dressing by Michael DeForge – DeForge continues to put out stellar comics, and this collection of short stories, much like his 2013 collection Very Casual, will be one of the books of the show. L1-2. 6. Sacred Heart by Liz Suburbia (tumblr: lizsuburbia – Another book of the show, in my mind, is the Liz Suburbia webcomic now published in paperback for Fantagraphics. Suburbia has reworked the entire book for publication, the samples I’ve seen so far are a real treat. W44-46, W56-61. 7. M by Andrew White (tumblr; whitecomics ) – I’ve enjoyed White’s experimental and abstract comics in the past, and I’m intrigued by his process and his views on information density. B2A. 8. House of Women pt II by Sophie Goldstein (tumblr: redinkradio )– House of Women pt I was an amazing book, and winner of the 2014 “Best Minicomic” Ignatz award. Goldstein’s science fiction is smart, dark, and electrically charged. Miss this series, and regret it. J12. 9. Ikebana by Yumi Sakugawa – one of Retrofit Comics’ SPX releases, the comic is described as an exploration of performance art. Sakugawa’s recent work has been stellar, I’m excited to see this book as well. D8. 10. Step Aside, Pops by Kate Beaton –Beaton’s second Hark! A Vagrant collection is going to be worth the price of admission, no doubt. Her recent family comics have been endearing; I hope this collection collects some of those quiet moments as well the comedy she is so well known for. W1-4. What books debuting at the show are you excited about? Get Dog City #4 and these other fine books at SPX this weekend!
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sequentialstate: I was planning on keeping this piece wrapped up under lock and key until folks could read it in my new zine, Selections #2, which will debut at SPX, but I think that it might be useful to folks who are still making buylists for the show.  Hundreds if not thousands of books will be available for purchase at spx 2015. Here are some debut books I think you should be taking a look at. (Table numbers are after the listing for your show-going convenience.) 1. Plans We Made by Simon Moreton  (tumblr: smoo ) – Moreton’s first full length graphic novel from Grimalkin Press, now an imprint of Uncivilized Books, is finally out at SPX this year; Moreton’s comics have a sparseness of line and an open space that is very visually appealing. A8-9. 2.  Long Red Hair by Meags Fitzgerald – A graphic memoir about growing up, Fitzgerald’s bisexuality, and romantic rejection. Printed in duotone from Conundrum Press (tumblr: conundrumpresscanada​). I admit I haven’t had a chance to read Fitzgerald’s previous work, Photobooth: A Biography, except for a quick flip-through at TCAF, but it’s been on the to-buy list for a while. L1-2  3. Dog City #4 by Various – the latest Dog City anthology, this time as a collected paperback. Each piece in the book is a collaboration between two cartoonists. With Ed Cheverton, Luke Healy, Jenn Lisa, Whit Taylor, Disa Wallander, and others, this is a must buy. 4. New Construction by Sam Alden (tumblr: gingerlandcomics ) – Sam’s latest collection of short stories, which includes “Household” and a rewritten version of his stellar short story “Backyard.” A8-9. 5. Dressing by Michael DeForge – DeForge continues to put out stellar comics, and this collection of short stories, much like his 2013 collection Very Casual, will be one of the books of the show. L1-2. 6. Sacred Heart by Liz Suburbia (tumblr: lizsuburbia – Another book of the show, in my mind, is the Liz Suburbia webcomic now published in paperback for Fantagraphics. Suburbia has reworked the entire book for publication, the samples I’ve seen so far are a real treat. W44-46, W56-61. 7. M by Andrew White (tumblr; whitecomics ) – I’ve enjoyed White’s experimental and abstract comics in the past, and I’m intrigued by his process and his views on information density. B2A. 8. House of Women pt II by Sophie Goldstein (tumblr: redinkradio )– House of Women pt I was an amazing book, and winner of the 2014 “Best Minicomic” Ignatz award. Goldstein’s science fiction is smart, dark, and electrically charged. Miss this series, and regret it. J12. 9. Ikebana by Yumi Sakugawa – one of Retrofit Comics’ SPX releases, the comic is described as an exploration of performance art. Sakugawa’s recent work has been stellar, I’m excited to see this book as well. D8. 10. Step Aside, Pops by Kate Beaton –Beaton’s second Hark! A Vagrant collection is going to be worth the price of admission, no doubt. Her recent family comics have been endearing; I hope this collection collects some of those quiet moments as well the comedy she is so well known for. W1-4. What books debuting at the show are you excited about? Get Dog City #4 and these other fine books at SPX this weekend!
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sequentialstate:

I was planning on keeping this piece wrapped up under lock and key until folks could read it in my new zine, Selections #2, which will debut at SPX, but I think that it might be useful to folks who are still making buylists for the show. 

Hundreds if not thousands of books will be available for purchase at spx 2015. Here are some debut books I think you should be taking a look at. (Table numbers are after the listing for your show-going convenience.)

1. Plans We Made by Simon Moreton  (tumblr: smoo ) – Moreton’s first full length graphic novel from Grimalkin Press, now an imprint of Uncivilized Books, is finally out at SPX this year; Moreton’s comics have a sparseness of line and an open space that is very visually appealing. A8-9.

2.  Long Red Hair by Meags Fitzgerald – A graphic memoir about growing up, Fitzgerald’s bisexuality, and romantic rejection. Printed in duotone from Conundrum Press (tumblr: conundrumpresscanada​). I admit I haven’t had a chance to read Fitzgerald’s previous work, Photobooth: A Biography, except for a quick flip-through at TCAF, but it’s been on the to-buy list for a while. L1-2 

3. Dog City #4 by Various – the latest Dog City anthology, this time as a collected paperback. Each piece in the book is a collaboration between two cartoonists. With Ed Cheverton, Luke Healy, Jenn Lisa, Whit Taylor, Disa Wallander, and others, this is a must buy.

4. New Construction by Sam Alden (tumblr: gingerlandcomics ) – Sam’s latest collection of short stories, which includes “Household” and a rewritten version of his stellar short story “Backyard.” A8-9.

5. Dressing by Michael DeForge – DeForge continues to put out stellar comics, and this collection of short stories, much like his 2013 collection Very Casual, will be one of the books of the show. L1-2.

6. Sacred Heart by Liz Suburbia (tumblr: lizsuburbia – Another book of the show, in my mind, is the Liz Suburbia webcomic now published in paperback for Fantagraphics. Suburbia has reworked the entire book for publication, the samples I’ve seen so far are a real treat. W44-46, W56-61.

7. M by Andrew White (tumblr; whitecomics ) – I’ve enjoyed White’s experimental and abstract comics in the past, and I’m intrigued by his process and his views on information density. B2A.

8. House of Women pt II by Sophie Goldstein (tumblr: redinkradio )– House of Women pt I was an amazing book, and winner of the 2014 “Best Minicomic” Ignatz award. Goldstein’s science fiction is smart, dark, and electrically charged. Miss this series, and regret it. J12.

9. Ikebana by Yumi Sakugawa – one of Retrofit Comics’ SPX releases, the comic is described as an exploration of performance art. Sakugawa’s recent work has been stellar, I’m excited to see this book as well. D8.

10. Step Aside, Pops by Kate Beaton –Beaton’s second Hark! A Vagrant collection is going to be worth the price of admission, no doubt. Her recent family comics have been endearing; I hope this collection collects some of those quiet moments as well the comedy she is so well known for. W1-4.


What books debuting at the show are you excited about?

Get Dog City #4 and these other fine books at SPX this weekend!

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Q:Are you located in Philly or do I just assume every city is Philly???


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Our editor Simon Reinhardt is in fact a recent Philly transplant. Our other editors Juan Fernández and Luke Healy are based in Pittsburgh, PA and Dublin, Ireland, respectively. So we’re a bit decentralized.

If you’re asking because of our last picture, your eyes are not deceiving you–it was taken by Juan while visiting Philly.


Dog City issue #4 is now available for pre-order here!108 pages, 7 comics by 14 cartoonists. Yup, everything in this book is collaborative. Including the cover, and even the table of contents!We’re really proud of this issue, and all of the work that our lovely contributors put in. We’ve got some Dog City alumni in here, as well as a whole bunch of ,new to DC, extremely talented cartoonists. Check out their work:Ed ChevertonDisa WallanderWhit TaylorD. RinyloSimon ReinhardtSarah BowieMatt DavisIris YanLuke HealyJuan FernandezSasha SteinbergAaron CockleCaitlin Rose BoyleJennifer LisaPre-order here! or pick it up at SPX.Woof Woof, babies.
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108 pages, 7 comics by 14 cartoonists. Yup, everything in this book is collaborative. Including the cover, and even the table of contents!

We’re really proud of this issue, and all of the work that our lovely contributors put in. We’ve got some Dog City alumni in here, as well as a whole bunch of ,new to DC, extremely talented cartoonists.

Check out their work:

Ed Cheverton

Disa Wallander

Whit Taylor

D. Rinylo

Simon Reinhardt

Sarah Bowie

Matt Davis

Iris Yan

Luke Healy

Juan Fernandez

Sasha Steinberg

Aaron Cockle

Caitlin Rose Boyle

Jennifer Lisa

Pre-order here! or pick it up at SPX.

Woof Woof, babies.


Last preview! Here are the first three pages of “Snack Time” a collaboration between Caitlin Rose Boyle and Jennifer Lisa, from Dog City #4. Caitlin is the co-writer and co-director of the Nickelodeon animated short “Night Crew.” Her comic “MICE” was featured in Dog City #3. Jennifer was also featured in Dog City #3, with the autobiographical “Garrettsville.” Her work has also been featured in Puppyteeth.Dog City #4 debuts at SPX and is available for preorder now.
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Last preview! Here are the first three pages of “Snack Time” a collaboration between Caitlin Rose Boyle and Jennifer Lisa, from Dog City #4. Caitlin is the co-writer and co-director of the Nickelodeon animated short “Night Crew.” Her comic “MICE” was featured in Dog City #3. Jennifer was also featured in Dog City #3, with the autobiographical “Garrettsville.” Her work has also been featured in Puppyteeth.Dog City #4 debuts at SPX and is available for preorder now.
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Last preview! Here are the first three pages of “Snack Time” a collaboration between Caitlin Rose Boyle and Jennifer Lisa, from Dog City #4. Caitlin is the co-writer and co-director of the Nickelodeon animated short “Night Crew.” Her comic “MICE” was featured in Dog City #3. Jennifer was also featured in Dog City #3, with the autobiographical “Garrettsville.” Her work has also been featured in Puppyteeth.Dog City #4 debuts at SPX and is available for preorder now.
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Last preview! Here are the first three pages of “Snack Time” a collaboration between Caitlin Rose Boyle and Jennifer Lisa, from Dog City #4. 

Caitlin is the co-writer and co-director of the Nickelodeon animated short “Night Crew.” Her comic “MICE” was featured in Dog City #3. Jennifer was also featured in Dog City #3, with the autobiographical “Garrettsville.” Her work has also been featured in Puppyteeth.

Dog City #4 debuts at SPX and is available for preorder now.


Here’s a segment from “Gestures,” a collaboration between Simon Reinhardt and Whit Taylor featured in Dog City #4.Simon is one of the editors of Dog City and he has also self-published a variety of solo minicomics. Whit is the creator of the Ignatz-nominated Madtown High, the editor of the anthology SubCultures, and a frequent contributor to The Nib.Dog City #4 debuts at SPX and is available for preorder now.
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Here’s a segment from “Gestures,” a collaboration between Simon Reinhardt and Whit Taylor featured in Dog City #4.Simon is one of the editors of Dog City and he has also self-published a variety of solo minicomics. Whit is the creator of the Ignatz-nominated Madtown High, the editor of the anthology SubCultures, and a frequent contributor to The Nib.Dog City #4 debuts at SPX and is available for preorder now.
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Here’s a segment from “Gestures,” a collaboration between Simon Reinhardt and Whit Taylor featured in Dog City #4.Simon is one of the editors of Dog City and he has also self-published a variety of solo minicomics. Whit is the creator of the Ignatz-nominated Madtown High, the editor of the anthology SubCultures, and a frequent contributor to The Nib.Dog City #4 debuts at SPX and is available for preorder now.
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Here’s a segment from “Gestures,” a collaboration between Simon Reinhardt and Whit Taylor featured in Dog City #4.

Simon is one of the editors of Dog City and he has also self-published a variety of solo minicomics. Whit is the creator of the Ignatz-nominated Madtown High, the editor of the anthology SubCultures, and a frequent contributor to The Nib.

Dog City #4 debuts at SPX and is available for preorder now.


dogcitypress: Hi all, Dog City issue #4 is now available for pre-order here! 108 pages, 7 comics by 14 cartoonists. Yup, everything in this book is collaborative. Including the cover, and even the table of contents! We’re really proud of this issue, and all of the work that our lovely contributors put in. We’ve got some Dog City alumni in here, as well as a whole bunch of ,new to DC, extremely talented cartoonists.  Check out their work: Ed Cheverton Disa Wallander Whit Taylor D. Rinylo Simon Reinhardt Sarah Bowie Matt Davis Iris Yan Luke Healy Juan Fernandez Sasha Steinberg Aaron Cockle Caitlin Rose Boyle Jennifer Lisa This is also our first issue that will ship internationally, more details on which will be coming closer to the book’s launch in 1 month at SPX. Woof Woof.
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dogcitypress: Hi all, Dog City issue #4 is now available for pre-order here! 108 pages, 7 comics by 14 cartoonists. Yup, everything in this book is collaborative. Including the cover, and even the table of contents! We’re really proud of this issue, and all of the work that our lovely contributors put in. We’ve got some Dog City alumni in here, as well as a whole bunch of ,new to DC, extremely talented cartoonists.  Check out their work: Ed Cheverton Disa Wallander Whit Taylor D. Rinylo Simon Reinhardt Sarah Bowie Matt Davis Iris Yan Luke Healy Juan Fernandez Sasha Steinberg Aaron Cockle Caitlin Rose Boyle Jennifer Lisa This is also our first issue that will ship internationally, more details on which will be coming closer to the book’s launch in 1 month at SPX. Woof Woof.
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dogcitypress: Hi all, Dog City issue #4 is now available for pre-order here! 108 pages, 7 comics by 14 cartoonists. Yup, everything in this book is collaborative. Including the cover, and even the table of contents! We’re really proud of this issue, and all of the work that our lovely contributors put in. We’ve got some Dog City alumni in here, as well as a whole bunch of ,new to DC, extremely talented cartoonists.  Check out their work: Ed Cheverton Disa Wallander Whit Taylor D. Rinylo Simon Reinhardt Sarah Bowie Matt Davis Iris Yan Luke Healy Juan Fernandez Sasha Steinberg Aaron Cockle Caitlin Rose Boyle Jennifer Lisa This is also our first issue that will ship internationally, more details on which will be coming closer to the book’s launch in 1 month at SPX. Woof Woof.
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dogcitypress: Hi all, Dog City issue #4 is now available for pre-order here! 108 pages, 7 comics by 14 cartoonists. Yup, everything in this book is collaborative. Including the cover, and even the table of contents! We’re really proud of this issue, and all of the work that our lovely contributors put in. We’ve got some Dog City alumni in here, as well as a whole bunch of ,new to DC, extremely talented cartoonists.  Check out their work: Ed Cheverton Disa Wallander Whit Taylor D. Rinylo Simon Reinhardt Sarah Bowie Matt Davis Iris Yan Luke Healy Juan Fernandez Sasha Steinberg Aaron Cockle Caitlin Rose Boyle Jennifer Lisa This is also our first issue that will ship internationally, more details on which will be coming closer to the book’s launch in 1 month at SPX. Woof Woof.
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dogcitypress: Hi all, Dog City issue #4 is now available for pre-order here! 108 pages, 7 comics by 14 cartoonists. Yup, everything in this book is collaborative. Including the cover, and even the table of contents! We’re really proud of this issue, and all of the work that our lovely contributors put in. We’ve got some Dog City alumni in here, as well as a whole bunch of ,new to DC, extremely talented cartoonists.  Check out their work: Ed Cheverton Disa Wallander Whit Taylor D. Rinylo Simon Reinhardt Sarah Bowie Matt Davis Iris Yan Luke Healy Juan Fernandez Sasha Steinberg Aaron Cockle Caitlin Rose Boyle Jennifer Lisa This is also our first issue that will ship internationally, more details on which will be coming closer to the book’s launch in 1 month at SPX. Woof Woof.
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dogcitypress: Hi all, Dog City issue #4 is now available for pre-order here! 108 pages, 7 comics by 14 cartoonists. Yup, everything in this book is collaborative. Including the cover, and even the table of contents! We’re really proud of this issue, and all of the work that our lovely contributors put in. We’ve got some Dog City alumni in here, as well as a whole bunch of ,new to DC, extremely talented cartoonists.  Check out their work: Ed Cheverton Disa Wallander Whit Taylor D. Rinylo Simon Reinhardt Sarah Bowie Matt Davis Iris Yan Luke Healy Juan Fernandez Sasha Steinberg Aaron Cockle Caitlin Rose Boyle Jennifer Lisa This is also our first issue that will ship internationally, more details on which will be coming closer to the book’s launch in 1 month at SPX. Woof Woof.
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dogcitypress: Hi all, Dog City issue #4 is now available for pre-order here! 108 pages, 7 comics by 14 cartoonists. Yup, everything in this book is collaborative. Including the cover, and even the table of contents! We’re really proud of this issue, and all of the work that our lovely contributors put in. We’ve got some Dog City alumni in here, as well as a whole bunch of ,new to DC, extremely talented cartoonists.  Check out their work: Ed Cheverton Disa Wallander Whit Taylor D. Rinylo Simon Reinhardt Sarah Bowie Matt Davis Iris Yan Luke Healy Juan Fernandez Sasha Steinberg Aaron Cockle Caitlin Rose Boyle Jennifer Lisa This is also our first issue that will ship internationally, more details on which will be coming closer to the book’s launch in 1 month at SPX. Woof Woof.
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dogcitypress: Hi all, Dog City issue #4 is now available for pre-order here! 108 pages, 7 comics by 14 cartoonists. Yup, everything in this book is collaborative. Including the cover, and even the table of contents! We’re really proud of this issue, and all of the work that our lovely contributors put in. We’ve got some Dog City alumni in here, as well as a whole bunch of ,new to DC, extremely talented cartoonists.  Check out their work: Ed Cheverton Disa Wallander Whit Taylor D. Rinylo Simon Reinhardt Sarah Bowie Matt Davis Iris Yan Luke Healy Juan Fernandez Sasha Steinberg Aaron Cockle Caitlin Rose Boyle Jennifer Lisa This is also our first issue that will ship internationally, more details on which will be coming closer to the book’s launch in 1 month at SPX. Woof Woof.
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dogcitypress:

Hi all,

Dog City issue #4 is now available for pre-order here!

108 pages, 7 comics by 14 cartoonists. Yup, everything in this book is collaborative. Including the cover, and even the table of contents!

We’re really proud of this issue, and all of the work that our lovely contributors put in. We’ve got some Dog City alumni in here, as well as a whole bunch of ,new to DC, extremely talented cartoonists. 

Check out their work:

Ed Cheverton

Disa Wallander

Whit Taylor

D. Rinylo

Simon Reinhardt

Sarah Bowie

Matt Davis

Iris Yan

Luke Healy

Juan Fernandez

Sasha Steinberg

Aaron Cockle

Caitlin Rose Boyle

Jennifer Lisa

This is also our first issue that will ship internationally, more details on which will be coming closer to the book’s launch in 1 month at SPX.

Woof Woof.

(via dogcitypress)


Today, we take a look at “Crossed Memories” a collaboration between Sarah Bowie and Iris Yan, featured in Dog City 4.Sarah is a cartoonist and illustrator based in Dublin. David Bowie is not her uncle. Iris is a Brazilian-born Chinese cartoonist who likes to draw pigs. Her work has been featured in previous issues of Dog City and in Maple Key.Dog City #4 debuts at SPX and is available for preorder now.
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Today, we take a look at “Crossed Memories” a collaboration between Sarah Bowie and Iris Yan, featured in Dog City 4.Sarah is a cartoonist and illustrator based in Dublin. David Bowie is not her uncle. Iris is a Brazilian-born Chinese cartoonist who likes to draw pigs. Her work has been featured in previous issues of Dog City and in Maple Key.Dog City #4 debuts at SPX and is available for preorder now.
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Today, we take a look at “Crossed Memories” a collaboration between Sarah Bowie and Iris Yan, featured in Dog City 4.Sarah is a cartoonist and illustrator based in Dublin. David Bowie is not her uncle. Iris is a Brazilian-born Chinese cartoonist who likes to draw pigs. Her work has been featured in previous issues of Dog City and in Maple Key.Dog City #4 debuts at SPX and is available for preorder now.
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Today, we take a look at “Crossed Memories” a collaboration between Sarah Bowie and Iris Yan, featured in Dog City 4.

Sarah is a cartoonist and illustrator based in Dublin. David Bowie is not her uncle. Iris is a Brazilian-born Chinese cartoonist who likes to draw pigs. Her work has been featured in previous issues of Dog City and in Maple Key.

Dog City #4 debuts at SPX and is available for preorder now.


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