The photo above by Carey Gough which I use on my website is used in turn by J.T. Yost as one of his artist shout-outs on his Holy Yost blog for his upcoming DIGESTATE anthology which I am contributing. Click on through that photo to peep the run down, hounds.
Me talking about Hasil Adkins.
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RAT HEX
CONTRIBUTORS:
ROBERT BEATTY, CLINT COLBURN, MICHAEL DEFORGE, JESSE MCMANUS, MATT LOCK
$10
50 pages
black and white
8.5 x 5.75 inches
perfect bound
first edition
April 2012
It’s Free Comic Book Day! Which means if you’re in Baltimore, you can swing by Atomic Books and get yerself one of these puppies, which features the piece “Dock Tracy” (http://covertlyandbysnatches.tumblr.com/post/20484439824/detail-from-a-dick-tracy-chester-gould-parody) by yours unruly. Not in Baltimore? Never fear, copies are available with online purchases. Click it through, baby.
Let your fingers do the clicking on the image above and hopefully you won’t break any of yer digits so you are free and clear to go read a survey of some recent mini-comics by one of my favorite contemporary cartoonists, Max Clotfelter.
Mark Rudolph’s preliminary design for the back cover of the upcoming Mercyful Fate tribute book. I hope he sticks with it. My name at the top of an inverted cross? Sheeit, I can live with that!
Click thru the cover image above of R. Clint Colburn’s “Wild Glass Look Back” to catch me throwing some words at this fine tome from Space Face Books.
Clicky thru the image to go get yerself a review of Josh Bayer’s tremendous “Raw Power” comic book from Retrofit. Don’t be shy.
I review Dunja Jankovic’s “Circles Cycles Circuits” on the blogspot division of this Covertly and by Snatches show.
Did this for the art show “Records Reimagined” for CD Central in Lexington, Kentucky. A crappy cell phone camera snapshot; better reproduction forthcoming.
