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Alex Schubert made a Killer Driller cartoon for Fox's ADHD programming. You can watch the whole thing above.
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Leslie Stein
FantagraphicsFrequent VICE contributor Leslie Stein has a new book of comics out from Fantagraphics, and it's a really good one.Eye of the Majestic Creature Volume 2 continues Leslie’s tradition of telling self-contained stories about a thinly veiled stand-in for herself named Larrybear. Larry's eyes are these big white wafers that sit on top of her face and make it hard for the reader to ever really feel like they are the character. Most of the other characters’ eyes are also pupil-less, making every interaction Larry has feel potentially threatening. The core of this series seems to be about how uncomfortable it is to interact with other people and how lonely it can be in New York. I was quoted saying something similar in the book's press release.
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William Stout
AbramsComic artists loooove drawing blues musicians. There's just something about a world-weary black man with straight hair holding a guitar in a neighborly fashion that seems to satisfy illustrators. This reminds me of various trading-card sets that Kitchen Sink Press put out in the 90s, except that it's a book. Both R. Crumb and his son Jesse Crumb have done a lot of drawings like this. If this wasn't by someone as great as Bill Stout I might not care. It is by Bill Stout, though, so I care a lot. He's got a mastery of delicate details and bold use of black. His stuff is great every time and I would be happy to look at a book of anything he drew.
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Sabrina Elliot
Self PublishedThis is one of those zines made by taking one piece of printer paper, putting a slit in the middle, and giving it an accordion fold so that it's a teeny little eight-page booklet. This one is full of cute lady butts. They are all good drawings of varied butt types and they're not crazy idealized. When you unfold the zine and lay it out flat, the other side of the paper is a print of one large butt in a heart that is signed and numbered. This is a really cool zine.Get I Love Your Butt here.
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Kate Beaton
Desert IslandSketchbook collections are like the live albums of the comics world. If you're super popular, at some point your fans will love your creative product so much that they'll want to see work that's less polished. Just like musicians and live albums—Frank Zappa's live records, for example, were carefully cut together from many different shows and went through lots of studio work and intense editing—some illustrators aren't comfortable delivering a raw product. A lot of the sketchbook collections out there are kinda like Zappa’s live albums.Kate Beaton's seems to be for real, though. It's not full of finished illustrations and it's still very entertaining. Many of the pages in this book will make you laugh if you're a Beaton lover.Get Kate Beaton's Sketchbook here.
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Ronald McDonald
McDonald'sThis is a great little activity book that kept me entertained for a very long bus ride.Get a McDonald's activity book here.@NicholasGazinPreviously - Nick Gazin's Comic Book Love-In #89