Double page spread from Hamonshu (1903), a Japanese book of wave and ripple designs that would have acted as a kind of go-to guide for Japanese craftsmen looking to adorn their wares with such patterns. See all three volumes of the work here: publicdomainreview.org/collection/h...

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Deluxe Edition Outlanders when?

Well, fuck

Hey! Check out the covers for issue #3 of The Jungle! Cover A by me, and Variant cover B by our amazing friend @nicolegoux.bsky.social make sure your comic shop has these ordered for you from @unciv.bsky.social

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Bill Molno

Konga by Steve Ditko

Post a cat on the head

the great J Scott Pike

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Classic impromptu review with shopkeeper Kat! This time it's The Sickness Vol. 1 by @jennacha.bsky.social & @lonnienadler.bsky.social

The generous cross-hatching is the PERFECT fit for this claustrophobic, hallucinatory horror. So textured and alive that the reader is swept right into the panic and delusion. Halftone over hatching, decade over decade, panel over panel.

Going in I wasn't aware of the setting, and I'm in awe of the research and imagination needed to make something that feels this grounded and specific. Amazing!

Order Kozmo Knot here: uncivilizedbooks.com/kozmo-knot/

Weekend video: Eero Johnson 'reading' Kozmo Knot… dig the beatnik vibes! Originally presented at the Silent Comics Symposium earlier this month.

Daniel Clowes

Wild panel!

It's Friday, AKA "Great Comics Panel" day! Drop yours below! One of my favorite panels of all time. A human figure approaching a "massive complex in which millions live… in a world of distorted visions…"🧵

“Commonplace books […] are essentially such collections of passages which might prove useful later. Since such books helped assure 'copia,' the fluency or free flow of speech […] To copy something is thus in this sense to enter in a commonplace collection of 'copia' for future exploitation.”

The Fellini series is coming soon to the @trylon.org ! Check out muh poster!

This 192-page adaptation was done by an uncredited, unknown artist, and appeared the same year as "It Rhymes with Lust". Dell Comics prided itself on doing family-friendly comics, but this one is clearly aimed at a different audience.

A scan of a 1950 proto-graphic novel published by Dell Comics, "Four Frightened Women" (adapting a novel by George Harmon Coxe) is now available at the Internet Archive. archive.org/details/four...

From Career Shoplifter by Gabrielle Bell: uncivilizedbooks.com/career-shop...

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Warehouse find: Found a few copies of Career Shoplifter by Gabrielle Bell! This novella-sized (52 pages!) comic is Gabrielle's most recent published work. Includes several color pages.