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Author: Daniel Elkin

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Scott Roberts’ Body Magik Questions The Nature Of Identity

Scott Roberts makes art comics. There’s no other way to describe them. They are, in and of themselves, things of

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September 21, 2017 Daniel Elkin 4496 Views Art Comics, Scott Roberts, Ubutopia Press
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The Sumptuous Worldbuilding Of Linnea Sterte’s Stages Of Rot

Linnea Sterte’s Stages of Rot from Swedish publishers Peow Studio is a recursive dream told in a muted palette of

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September 20, 2017 Daniel Elkin 9554 Views Art Comics, Linnea Sterte, Peow Studios, Stages of Rot
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Lindsay Anne Watson’s HUNK Provides A Spark In The Darkness

Recently, at San Francisco Zine Fest 2017, I was lucky enough to stumble upon Lindsay Anne Watson’s spectacular little comic,

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September 12, 2017 Daniel Elkin 3878 Views Art Comics, HUNK, Lindsay Anne Watson, SF Zine Fest, Tiny Splendor
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Tara Booth’s How To Be Alive is A Manual For Acknowledging We Are Alive

It’s difficult to describe the experience of reading Tara Booth’s new book from Retrofit/Big Planet, How To Be Alive. The

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September 11, 2017 Daniel Elkin 5152 Views Art Comics, How To Be Alive, Indie Comics, Retrofit/Big Planet, Tara Booth
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Freddy Carrasco’s Hot Summer Nights Is Hot!

One of the best books of the latest collection in Zainab Akhtar’s curated Short Box has to be Freddy Carrasco’s

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September 8, 2017 Daniel Elkin 7490 Views Freddy Carrasco, Hot Summer Nights, Peow Studios, Short Box
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An Introduction To Alcohol Is an Introduction To Karl Christian Krumpholz

Denver-based cartoonist Karl Christian Krumpholz has been creating his signature series 30 Miles of Crazy for a number of years.

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September 7, 2017 Daniel Elkin 5251 Views Karl Christian Krumpholz, Tinto Press

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