Ninth Art Press is publishing “Up Down Clown,” a graphic novel by Whit Taylor.Taylor is one of the most distinctive voices in independent comics today, and her association with Cambridge-based Ninth Art Press includes editing the recent SubCultures anthology. (more…)
Category: Books
Comics by our members.
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Up Down Clown
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Inaction Comics No. 1
Preorder Inaction Comics no. 1! Contributors include: Kimball Anderson – MJ Robinson – Paul K. Tunis – L. Nichols – LB Lee – Laurel Lynn Leake – Kelsea Rain – Alyssa Berg – Andrew White – Susie Oh – Klára Grancicova – Cathy G. Johnson The book is $12, ~100 color pages, perfect bound. All pre-orders get free shipping and will greatly help us with printing costs. The book will debut at RIPExpo on March 28-29th and any pre-orders that can’t be picked up in person will be shipped in early April. -
Machiavelli
Lucky Kickstarter contributors (like me) are getting their copies of our friend Don MacDonald’s gorgeous historical graphic novel, “Machiavelli.” Those less lucky will have to wait awhile for hard copies of the book to be available — but in the meantime it’s there for the taking at Comixology. -
MIDAS FLESH Vol 1
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The first trade paperback volume of The Midas Flesh, collecting the first four issues of the science-fiction adventure series drawn by Shelli Paroline and Braden Lamb for BOOM Studios, is now on sale at Million Year Picnic and other fine comic book stores! -
Little Nemo: Dream Another Dream
On sale at Million Year Picnic this week, Little Nemo: Dream Another Dream: over 100 of today’s best cartoonists pay tribute to the great Winsor McCay, including BCR’s Jerel Dye (editor of Hellbound III). Other local creators include Raul Gonzalez (Low Riders in Space), Joe Quinones (Howard The Duck), Hans Rickheit (The Squirrel Machine), and Maris Wicks (Primates). -
One Day a Dot
Shelli Paroline and Braden Lamb have a new book in the work for First Second Books: “One Day a Dot,” a children’s picture book written by Ian Lendler. We’ll have to wait a while to see the book, which “takes kids on the longest journey ever travelled by a picture book – from the origin of the universe all the way to you,” but the creative team is interviewed at KidLitFrenzy.
