rurucomix:

This December, two new Lodaçal Comix issues coming out! Lodaçal Comix #4, and the special Hors Serie #1! Each with more than 80 pages of comics!

LODAÇAL COMIX #4 collaborators:

Comics: Afonso Ferreira, Dane Martin, Rudolfo, Natalie Andrade, AD, Aaron Kaneshiro, Aviv Itzcovitz, Ricardo Martins, Anthony Cudahy, Tiago Araújo, Kurokawa John, Marco Mendes, Maré Odomo , João Cravo, L-EGO, Kris Mukai, Astrid Florentinus , Audrey Morris, Doug Metcalfe

Cover: André Coelho

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LODAÇAL COMIX HORS SÉRIE #1 collaborators:

Comics:  Christina Casnellie + Bruno Borges , Jesse Balmer ,  Michael Deforge ,  Ricardo Martins , Nick Edwards , Tiago Araújo ,  Zach Hazard , Lauren Albert ,  Jack Hayden , Tagas , Weja ,  Marco Mendes , Luiz Berger , Leah Wishnia

Cover: Natalie Andrade

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I made a special holiday pack with them both costing together 25$! ( includes shipping! ) And for a few extra bucks, you can also get Lodaçal Comix #3 and any other of our editions. ( THIS ULTRA CHEAP PACK WILL ONLY HAPPEN UNTIL 2012 HITS US!! )

Buy it here.

This will come out middle December. Orders shipping by the end of it, beginning of January WITH NO DELAYS.

Happy Holidays y’all!

( Lodaçal Comix #3 is only starting shipping by the beginning of December. Delays on having the Screenprinted cards. Sorry everyone! )

I am in this :3

4:25 pm  •  22 November 2011  •  55 notes

intrazone:

Sweet stuff I got in the mail post: Vulpix print inked by Maré Odomo, I imagine having pokemon as pets all the time so when I saw this Vulpix drawn kinda like a dawg I knew I had to get it. Also Make it yourself: Crochet zine which has beautiful hand drawn illustrations that I can actually follow and will hopefully result in me learning how to make granny squares.

10:16 am  •  5 October 2011  •  24 notes

snakebomb:

Karissa and I just got our table confirmation for Short Run small press fest! See you in November, Seattle. (Posters by Max Clotfelter, also a contributor to Snakebomb Comix #2)

oh cool!

3:26 pm  •  4 October 2011  •  40 notes

wellbeloyalscouts:

Two different cover colors.

Contents

And a comic.

I’ll be sending out a couple in the morning. Feel free to shoot me an address if you’d like one. Thanks!

Looks rad!

(Source: wellbeloyalscouts)

6:20 am  •  16 December 2010  •  12 notes

I’m selling “Letters” through a local zine distro called Profanity Hill, which is run by Jason T. Miles.

He put together some stuff for Bumbershoot, which is happening this weekend, here in Seattle. I’m not really sure what to expect, besides this awesome wall. It’s free from 10am-7pm on Friday. So I’ll probably go over there before PAX?

Edit: Free hours are 12pm-7pm

Here’s what Jason has to say.

I’m proud to announce that Profanity Hill is a part of the Larry Reid curated show: Counterculture Comix: A 30 Year Survey of Seattle Alternative Cartoonists. 

From what I spied, all the art shows at this year’s Bumbleshoot (that’s what my Grandpa call’s it) are worth checking out. And if you don’t want to drop the coin then Friday 9/3 is your day because that’s the day when all the Bummershoot art show’s are free to the public from 10AM to 7PM.

Here’s what I wrote for the show wall:

My name is Jason T. Miles and I make zines. Growing up in Seattle during the ‘90s, I became aware of zines (and more!) thanks to local area cultural bureaus Fallout (RIP) and Confounded Books (RIP). As 2009 became 2010 I decided to start a Seattle area zine distro because I was tired of hearing myself complain about the lack of zine visibility in Seattle. The name Profanity Hill comes from and is a tribute to the book by Irene Burns Miller, which was published in Everett by Working Press in 1979 (the year I was born! It’s a great book! I highly recommend it!). Profanity Hill is also one of the many nicknames for Yesler Way… but I digress. The goal of MY Profanity Hill is to offer a portrait, marketplace and gateway for Seattle’s zine community, old and new. Go to www.profanityhill.blogspot.com and you will find vital and urgent zines from 1980 to the present. 
Profanity Hill represents the work of: Peter Bagge, Jim Blanchard, Max Clotfelter, G. Fling, Eroyn Franklin, Kelly Froh, Adam Grano, Stefan Gruber, Kailynn H., Greta Harley, Kinoko, David Lasky, Jason T. Miles, Lucy Morehouse, Maré Odomo, Tony Remple, Eric Reynolds, Nico Vassilakis, Martine Workman, and YOU? 

9:36 pm  •  1 September 2010  •  8 notes