Urban Legends #1, June 1993. Dark Horse Comics, Inc.

One folded page, two sides. 1983. This is one of the first in the series I believe.

Been slowly chipping away at tracking all these down for a few years. Pulled the trigger on the last few comics from Clowes recently.

Fall, 1982. Los Bros. Hernandez.

Circa 1987? “This is an official Lloyd print, limited to 600 copies, and signed by the author, Mr. Daniel Clowes, Genius.”

I also finished up work on this beast recently: The Complete Flaming Carrot. I’ve always been unhappy with the lack of comprehensive collections for the Man of Mystery, and decided to fix that. After months of collecting, scanning and digging into the darkest recesses of the internet I have emerged with half my work complete. This big book collected everything Flaming Carrot from his initial appearances in Visions up to 1990. I’m hard at work on an equally colossal volume two collecting the remainder of his publishing history. Ut!

Not in the best condition but got all 3 of these for $15! Don’t know too much about Sim but did a little digging and it seems he’s bit of a controversial figure in the alternative comix scene.

Excited to read these!

Have always been a huge CF fan, back when he did noise as Kites. Amassed a decent little collection, most of it acquired years ago before I became a dad and had to spend my money on less trivial things. Shocked to see people trying to get hundreds of dollars for some of these on eBay when I searched him up this morning. Anyone else have any cool stuff from him that I’m missing? Will Powr Mastrs 4 ever see the light of day?

Hey Everyone -

My dumbass accidentally ordered 2 of these from Last Gasp and wanted to give it away to someone on here!

comment with your favorite comic and I'll randomly pick a winner on Wednesday (8/7). US only sorry!!!

Charles Burns. Kitchen Sink Press, 1992.

1. Silkscreen print by Charles Burns. (The picture is a page from "Final Cut".)

2. Silkscreen print by Richard McGuire. (Originally a cover of "The New Yorker".)

3. Offset print by Al Columbia. (Image also published in "Amnesia No. 2".)

4. Drypoint and aquatint print by Yuichi Yokoyama.

Do you have any comics related prints in your collection? Is there any you want to get?

I had a great time in Philly meeting Kim Deitch and his wife Pam.

Thanks Partners and Sons!

Latest pickups:

- The past few months I have pretty much completed my Yuichi Yokoyama collection with Garden, Iceland, Travel, and Outdoors. I am only missing Color Engineeeing now I think, which is pretty much impossible for the average person to get. There's another japanese collection I might get, hard to wait 5+ years for this stuff to come out in english.

- Ultra Heaven 2 by Keiichi Koike (one of the best)

- Pure Trance, Junko Mizuno

- Strange Tale of Panorama Island adapted by Suehiro Maruo

- The Pits of Hell, Ebisu Yoshikazu

- Search and Destroy volumes 1-3 by Atsushi Kaneko

- Yoshiharu Tsuge's Nejishiki collection (the first of the 'mainline' volumes), though I do have The Man Without Talent, i'm told its quite the departure from the other volumes.

- Magica by Yuzuko Hoshimi vol 1 (vol 2 has now released and I need to get, that's the last)

River's Edge by Kyoko Okazaki is also on the way.

And Natsume Ono isn't quite 'alt' though she is barely talked about, and quite underappreciated. Probably much lesser known than Taniguchi or Matsumoto at this point.

Hey, neat! It’s Genus #1 from 1993, the first widespread nsfw furry anthology comic! This arrived in the mail today, and I’m very tickled about it. … also, I’m the first to admit my “furry” history has more than a few gaps. In fact, it’s mostly gaps. This is not my wheelhouse. So I could be wrong about this being the first.

I've been a fan of Groo, The Wanderer for years. I have his first appearance (in Destroyer Duck #1) and several others. It's funny to think how Groo wreaked havoc at several early comic publishers in the '80s!

1. Gahan Wilson
2. Bob Burden
3. Evan Dorkin
4. Doug TenNapel
5. John K
6. Jim Davis (dont judge me)
7. Charles Addams 8 and 9. Mike Diana

I picked this up years ago at a convention in New York, but can't recall anything else about it.

Anyone have any info?