Spotlight: Boco Watches the Sea
I asked Boco, “What was the coast guard like?” He said it was lonely.
...moreI asked Boco, “What was the coast guard like?” He said it was lonely.
...moreYour physical appearance does not define you.
...moreKevin Thomas reviews Crapalachia: A Biography of a Place by Scott McClanahan, Rumpus Comics style:
...moreA beautiful, amphibious comic from writer and illustrator T. Coulter.
...moreAt some point I must have said something to make you believe that I live to defy you
...moreKevin Thomas reviews La Boutique Obscure: 124 Dreams by Georges Perec, Rumpus Comics style:
...moreWhat if instead you spent the rest of your days making flowers chains…
...moreKevin Thomas reviews Unknown Pleasures by Peter Hook, Rumpus Comics style:
...moreThey removed her body, but they couldn’t remove the memory of her smell.
...moreI was actually thinking of describing Ethan as tall way earlier than this…
...moreKevin Thomas reviews Cypherpunks by Julian Assange, et al., Rumpus Comics style:
...moreA beautiful, three-part All Over Coffee from artist Paul Madonna and author Robert Olen Butler.
...moreA comic based on a French children’s song found in a book by Georges Perec, who found it in a book by Paul Eluard, who heard some French children singing the song
...more“I listened to the news of the world too early and so the rest of the morning walked around feeling that everything was bad.”
...moreHe spends most of his time in the backyard mending broken butterfly wings…
...moreKevin Thomas reviews The Twelve Tribes of Hattie by Ayana Mathis, Rumpus Comics style:
...moreThough Matt Dojny has become known primarily as a novelist since the publication of The Festival of Earthly Delights this past June, he’s been making comics since his earliest childhood:
...more“When I was seventeen I was sporadicaly employed, out of school, aimless…”
...moreAt night the coyote cries because no one seems to notice that his beloved moon has been replaced with an imposter moon.
...moreI have been thinking a lot about Sweden and Iceland. Maybe it’s because its cold in Chicago—and I know it’s much much colder there.
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