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May 1, 2012


Bundled, Tossed, Untied And Stacked

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By Tom Spurgeon

* Secret Acres announced their TCAF debut of Michiel Budel's Wayward Girls this morning; I'm not sure there's an appropriate link on their site yet, but there's the cover for the 24-page book. Update: Here's that link.

image* the author of this free book available for download was nice enough to write in to make my aware of the link to the free stuff.

* the fifth issue of The Devastator will feature Tony Millionaire and a parody of Mouse Guard. Not in the same article.

* holy guacamole, that looks like a potentially great issue of TCJ.

* Sean T. Collins provides details on Thickness #3.

* James Stokoe drawing Spider-Man In Vietnam comics isn't likely to happen.

* I would have to imagine the world of manga is full of announcements like this one, although I'm not yet a good enough linkblogger to make a proper adjudication on what we need to see of them and when and how. It'll get figured out.

* a bigger frustration for this site is how to play things like the completion of Fantagraphics' Popeye series. That's a top five all-time comic receiving the package through which it's going to be consumed for the next quarter-century, and I'm not sure we process that kind of thing the way we should.

* the writer Mark Millar declares that creator-owned is where it's at for him for a while. I like Millar because his self-pronouncements are like wrestling-personality declarations. Like you know that there's going to be a mainstream comeback like ten years from now, and this is laying the groundwork for that storyline.

* did you know that Jim Rugg had a podcast called Tell Me Something I Don't Know? And if you did, why didn't you tell me?

* totally missed this charming-looking book. Greatly anticipating the new edition of this one.

* it's good to be the Kim.

* finally, an update on all things Farel Dalrymple.

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