Black Hole #1 - Charles Burns

Unfortunately for you, my discovery of the Toronto Public Library has reduced the amount of underground comic searching I do online. Especially since the TPL has a pretty expansive "Adult Graphic Novel" section which has introduced me to a lot of new shits. Especially Drawn & Quarterly which I was barely aware of beforehand! Also, in the past month I've been mostly reading a lot of books with only words; that is weird for me. I think the only comic I've read in the past week was the first graphic novel of Batman: Knightfall (Broken Bat), also from the library lulz. Anyway, I figured I'd post something I bought a bunch of months ago that I recently realized I had on my computron. It's Charles Burn's Black Hole. I'd again, recommend picking this up in tangible form. Here's the first issue, but if you are desperate for the rest feel free to comment and I will upload the rest.

Black Hole #1 - Charles Burns

Seriously though, it's worth the $25.

World War 3 Illustrated (1980-1988)

Sorry for the looong delay in updates my non-existent readers. I've been having trouble finding anything gooood lately. I bring you World War 3 Illustrated. It is good.

World War 3 Illustrated (1980-1988)

http://www.worldwar3illustrated.org/

Schizo #1 - Ivan Brunetti

I have been feeling like the female equivalent to Ivan Brunetti lately. In the spirit of melancholic misanthropy, and because Matt was curious as to who Ivan Brunetti is...

Schizo #1 - Ivan Brunetti

Optic Nerve #2 (Sleepwalk)

I just finished reading all of Optic Nerve by Adrien Tomine and let me say I am infatuated. I can't describe the feeling that surfaces, or the tone, or anything of the sort because it does so itself. Here is a little taste of his first collection of Optic Nerve comics "Sleepwalk." I again, seriously recommend picking this up. You will not regret it.

Optic Nerve #2 - Adrien Tomine

Tits and Clits #3

The only one I can find so far!

Tits and Clits #3

Like a Velvet Glove Cast In Iron #1-10

I know this is still in print, so please buy it. Daniel Clowes is easily one of my favourite comic book artists and writers. His drawings melt my brain, and his strangely unpretentious yet weirdly interesting storylines make me happy to be alive. Either way, for those who are poor or curious, please enjoy Like A Velvet Glove Cast In Iron.

Like a Velvet Glove Cast In Iron - Daniel Clowes

The Biologic Show #00

The Biologic Show #00 - Al Columbia

Trucker Fags In Denial

I don't even know what to make of this comic at all.

Trucker Fags In Denial - Jim Blanchard & Jim Goad

Doll #1-3 - Guy Colwell

Doll #1 - Guy Colwell

Doll #2 - Guy Colwell

Doll #3 - Guy Colwell

Wimmen's Comix #15

Another one for Dan. He just loves women that much.

Wimmen's Comix #15

A Couple of Winos - Charles Bukowski

A Couple of Winos - Charles Bukowski

Kill Your Boyfriend - Grant Morrison

Wonderful.
Hakim Bey explains much, "Avatars of chaos act as spies, saboteurs, criminals of amour fou, neither selfless nor selfish, accessible as children, mannered as barbarians, chafed with obsessions, unemployed, sensually deranged, wolfangels, mirrors for contemplation, eyes like flowers, pirates of all signs & meanings."



Read this and feel romantic for all the wrong reasons.

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Wimmen's Comix #10

This one is for Dan!

Wimmen's Comix #10

Eightball #8 - Daniel Clowes

One of my favourite comics of all time is in this issue of Daniel Clowes' Eightball. The first story is a continuation from previous issues (which I recommend reading!), so I'd skip straight to the first one-off "Ugly Girls". An exerpt of awesome follows:

Eightball #8

Bizarre Sex #5

Bizarre Sex is fucking excellent. My favourites in this issue include Joe Coleman (epics!) and the Joel Beck tampon awesomeness. There's also some Robert Crumb in this issue. Srsly awesome.

Bizarre Sex #5

The Cunt Coloring Book - Tee Corinne

Not necessarily a conventional comic by any means, but what isn't good that starts out with cunt?

The Cunt Coloring Book