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James Kochalka, The Cute Manifesto, Alternative Comics, Scott McCloud, Monkey Vs. Robot, American Elf,The Cute Manifesto,by James Kochalka,Alternative Comics,Brian Heater
THE CUTE MANIFESTO BY JAMES KOCHALKA Alternative Comics "For these reasons we choose cute. We deny the ugliness of the world around us and stand in opposition to it." For some reason, try as I might, I can't visualize a "Hang in There, Baby" poster or a collection of Ziggy dolls unironically adorning ...
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For Matthew Moyer, it's the expressive faces that Graham Annable draws in his new graphic novel, Grickle, that make the book so appealing and real.
GRICKLE BY GRAHAM ANNABLE Alternative Comics It's all in the faces, those crazy, expressive, cartoonish, cutesy Sergio Aragones, Bert-and-Ernie-gone-mad faces that populate every single page of Grickle. With their minimalist expressions and flailing limbs, the faces that live in the Grickle universe ...
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December 1998 :: Print :: Quit Your Job (Ian Koss)
Quit Your Job by James Kochalka Alternative Press James Kochalka has to be one of the freshest voices in comics today. Not because he explores in detail the dark crannies of the human psyche, but because his tales seem to be so ordinary, even when things are most definitely not right. Quit Your Job ...
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July 1998 :: Print :: Hate (Charles D.J. Deppner)
... is also taking advantage of the distinction of this issue by inserting a catalog, providing the novice with a sneak peek into the world of alternative comics. I'm gonna really miss picking up my Hate subscription. It served as one of my indulgences that pretty much got me through the last coupla years ...
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December 1998 :: Ink Spots :: Peter Bagge (Charles D.J. Deppner)
... , Bagge is now working on developing Hate as a possible HBO series. Peter Bagge is quick to express his disdain for any debate on the validity of comics as art, and chooses to focus more on the task at hand: to entertain. Do see Hate as a period piece distinctive to the nineties? Well, yeah. I'd like ...
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Ron Fountenberry's eclectic, hooky pop music more than lives up to his ostentatious-sounding alias. Julio Diaz talks stage names, fashion, and music biz politics with The Incredible Moses Leroy.
... so much security and everyone's so paranoid... yeah, I feel really safe. I know you took the "Incredible" part of your stage name because you were a comics fan. Are you still into comics? Yeah, I mean, I don't buy them on a regular basis, but I appreciate comics, I think they're cool. Did you have particular ...
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Avowed comic fan Van Sias gives us the rundown on the best storylines of 2005.
... and out of the hundreds of stories I read over the course of the year, here's my top 19 list. And sorry, there won't be any of your independent, alternative comics on this list: Just straight-up DC and Marvel adamantium-claw-popping, shield-slinging, batarang-throwing, faster-than-a-speeding-bullet ...
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October 1998 :: Print :: Yikes! Volume 2, Number 2 (Charles D.J. Deppner)
Yikes! Volume 2, Number 2 by S. Weissman Alternative Press There's something really disturbing about Yikes! It's really upsetting to be fascinated by the repulsive, yet ever so innocently portrayed characters infesting Yikes' (a.k.a. Tykes)pages. From the gunhappy Cow-Boy and Cow-Girl and the poorly ...
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October 1999 :: Ink Spots :: Voltaire (Frank Mullen)
... with Voltaire is like a night of stand-up comedy in the Dark Ages. He has a diverse background, including commercial animation, underground comics, and music. His distinctive style of stop-motion animation(the effect behind Frosty the Snowman or King Kong )has been used by clients such as Kellogg ...
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By Brian Heater,Peter Bagge,,,By Brian Heater
... . Sure I've seen a few black and white images of him posted online, and the sketches in those occasional autobiographical shorts that pop up in his comics from time to time, and his regular graphic column for the libertarian magazine Reason, but the picture in my mind is something like Buddy Bradley ...
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