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TODAY’S FEATURED ITEM:

My friend Tim Sievert (author of the wonderful graphic novel That Salty Air) has an excerpt of his fun adventure comic The Intrepideers featured today in a 9-page excerpt on the topshelfcomix.com site.

• Baby Dragons Are No Fun
• The Intrepideers and the Brothers of Blood
• Captain Spaz #1
• Bing Bang Buster
• Obscurity of the Day: Was There Ever a Boy Like Barney Blue?
• 06/18/2009 Steve Canyon
• The Saurian Tradition
• The Outlander Alligator
• A Father and/or a Mother!
• Newslife, The Magazine That Thinks For You
• Ptommy Pterodactyl
• 06/18/2009 Latigo
• Magnum Opus
• Beany And Cecil’s Babysitting Service
• Robert Crumb Makes No Apologies!
• Iran: Some History from Ennis & Moore
• Golden Age Wonder Woman
• Malachi Ward covers Devil Dinosaur 1
• Comics Post – Battle Picture Weekly #14
• Dream of the Rarebit Fiend 1905-05-20
• Jack Cole’s Influences – Bill Holman
• We Must Be Accurate
• —– Selling Comic Art —–
• The Amazing Post-It Spider-Man #20
• MANLY TALES OF COWARDICE–issue two–pg 15–THE END!
• "Alternate tops for the Dairy Queen cone"
• Lizzy
• Page 17 – James Kochalka
• Page 16 – Eric Shonborn
• Page 11 – Tom Williams
• Page 23 – Jeffrey Brown
• Page 3 – Ron Rege Jr.
• Page 14 – Nate Powell
• Page 21 – Chester Brown
• Kernel of Dust
• What’ll I Do?
• 06/04/2009 Steve Canyon
• 06/05/2009 Steve Canyon
• 06/06/2009 Steve Canyon
• 06/07/2009 Steve Canyon
• 06/08/2009 Steve Canyon
• 06/09/2009 Steve Canyon
• 06/10/2009 Steve Canyon
• 06/11/2009 Steve Canyon
• 06/12/2009 Steve Canyon
• 06/13/2009 Steve Canyon
• 06/14/2009 Steve Canyon
• 06/15/2009 Steve Canyon
• 06/16/2009 Steve Canyon
• MANLY TALES OF COWARDICE–issue two–pg 13, and FALSE WITNESS: THE MICHELE BACHMANN STORY now for sale
• “Fame” by Nell Brinkley
• Virtual Virgil Wednesday Advertising Day.
• Obscurity of the Day: In Bugville
• 06/17/2009 Steve Canyon
• Reptilians Got Funny Ways
• And I Used to Think YOU Were a Dolt
• Number 542 Kirby’s Kansas City Massacre
• 06/17/2009 Latigo
• Golden Age Wonder Woman
• Comics Post – Battle Picture Weekly #13
• Thank you, The Internet!
• The Department of Hypnomenunosis
• Hours of fun: Government comics archive
• The Amazing Post-It Spider-Man #19
• Kids Read Comics
• Gee, Whizzard! 20
• MANLY TALES OF COWARDICE–issue two–pg 14
• El pelo de Val
• Pog’?
• Post Toasties
• Jack Cole’s Midnight Madness
• Misunderstanding Comics
• El mutante Alberto Breccia recrea Lovecraft.
• Alberto Breccia, Trillo y los hermanos Grimm.
• Milton Caniff y su semiautobiografìa.
• “Casey Ruggles” de Warren Tufts.
• ILUSTRÌSIMOS. Josè Luis Salinas. 5: Cisco Kid.
• EL GATO FÈLIX , un bichito simpàtico y aventurero.
• RIP KIRBY de ALEX RAYMOND.
• Bruno PREMIANI.
• Arturo DEL CASTILLO. 1
• ILUSTRÌSIMOS. Josè Luis Salinas: Addenda.
• ARTURO DEL CASTILLO. 2
• Casey Ruggles. Para tomarle el pulso.
• Ah… ¿Es usted historietista?
• Alberto BRECCIA y Sasturain: PERRAMUS/Diente por diente.
• Bruno PREMIANI . 3: Las historietas.
• Roberto BATTAGLIA hace 55 años.
• FEDERICO RIBAS y La Isla del Tesoro.
• ARTURO DEL CASTILLO. 3
• BRUNO PREMIANI. 4. Las novelas ilustradas.
• El Tarzàn de HOGARTH.
• ARTURO DEL CASTILLO. 4
• ARTURO DEL CASTILLO. 5
• JOHNNY HAZARD por FRANK ROBBINS. 1
• Alberto BRECCIA, Carlos TRILLO y La Corte de los Milagros.
• Alex TOTH. 1 : En los años ‘50.
• DON QUIJOTE de OSKI.
• KEVIN el denodado. De Kreigh Collins.
• ¿NOV SHMOZ KA POP?, Jopito y Calvete, Billiken.
• Alex TOTH. 2 : En los años ‘50
• TICONDEROGA de Hugo Pratt y Oesterheld.
• Flash Gordon, de ALEX RAYMOND.
• El Príncipe Valiente, de HAROLD FOSTER. 1: la historieta.
• El Príncipe Valiente, de HAROLD FOSTER. 2: el libro.
• EL TONY, exclusivamente historietas: 80 años.
• ASTERIX de Goscinny y Uderzo.
• CARLOS FREIXAS en Argentina: 1947-1955.
• BRECCIA y TRILLO y El Hombre de Azul.
• HUGO PRATT y HÉCTOR OESTERHELD, personajes de sus…
• Enrique ALCATENA. Imaginación, swing y prodigio.
• Trillo se calla y Mandrafina hace la mímica. 1
• Trillo y Mandrafina. Mudos. 2
• Carlos Trillo y Enrique Breccia de buen humor.
• El Sargento Kirk, de Pratt y Oesterheld. 1.
• El sargento Kirk, de Pratt y Oesterheld. 2.
• Los Profesionales, de Jorge MOLITERNI. 1.
• Leonero Brent, de Oesterheld y Jorge MOLITERNI. 2.
• Watami, de Oesterheld y Jorge MOLITERNI. 3.
• Watami (segunda época), de Jorge Moliterni. 4.
• Los Profesionales, de Jorge MOLITERNI. 5.
• As de Pique, de Giménez y Barreiro, hace 30 años.
• I’ll Sit In for You
• Un tal Daneri, de Carlos TRILLO y Alberto BRECCIA.
• El Loco Chávez, de Trillo y Altuna.
• Vito Nervio. De 1945 a 1958.
• Hansel y Grethel, para adultos, por Trillo y Breccia.
• Una joya de Pratt y Oesterheld: Un teniente alemán….
• Revista “El Pato Donald” de 1944.
• Richard Long, de A. Breccia y H. Oesterheld.
• John SEVERIN en Two-Fisted Tales. 1954.
• Príncipe Valiente no era una página dominical.
• Bonnie and Clyde, de Guido Crepax. 1968.
• Si pasás por París, traé “un Breccia o dos”…
• John SEVERIN en Two-Fisted Tales Nº 37 de 1954.
• Big Ben Bolt, Príncipe Valiente y Norman Rockwell.
• BUZ SAWYER, de ROY CRANE, 1943. 1ª parte.
• BUZ SAWYER, de ROY CRANE, 1943. 2ª parte.
• TICONDEROGA, abril de 1959.
• Rusty Riley, de FRANK GODWIN. 1948 a 1959.
• Jim BAIKIE hace 40 años en UK. 1969.
• Modesty Blaise, de O’Donnell y Holdaway. 1963.
• 70 años de JAN.
• Mandrake, 75 años … ¿o 98?
• Mandrake the Magician
• The Gay Thirties
• Frank Godwin (1889-1959)
• Godwin’s Vignettes of Life
• Godwin’s King Arthur
• LLEGAR TARDE DEL COLEGIO
• UN DOCTOR GROSERO
• LUNA DE HIEL
• LOS GRANDES INVENTOS
• DON GUMERSINDO
• PROYECTO KIOSCO: 18 DE JUNIO DE 1962
• The Details, part 5
• Red Plains #7, part 2
• Inside: Green Season, Part One
• Bob and Ivan, part 2
• Journey of a Mixteco, part 3
• Kingwood Himself, part 2
• Infinite Kung Fu, part 24
• VAMPIRE!!
• The Werewolf of Walpurgis Hollow
• Even when wright is wrong he’s all right
• Inky Meskin Friday Comic Book Day.
• Another Fine Meskin Saturday Leftover Day.
• No More Secrets Sunday Extra Post.
• The Case Of The Forgotten Illustrator
• Real Gahan, Man Monday Cartoon Day
• Patsy through The Ages Tuesday Comic Strip Day.
• I Need My Coffee Fix Wednesday Advertising Day.
• Space Goodies Thursday Story Strip Day.
• Brothers In Ink Friday Comic Book Day.
• The More the Meskin Saturday Leftover Day.
• Sickles Roast Sunday Extra Post.
• A True Genius Monday Cartoon Day.
• Patchy Partch Tuesday Comic Strip Day.
• My Favorite Kate
• My Favorite Kate
• We Is Doomed
• Oh, Berry Me Knot Beneath My Bed
• Nixon Snose
• Annie Doesn’t Live Here Anymore
• RIP Nickelodeon
• Harvey and me
• TerrorVision
• Just Buddies
• The Night Crawlers / The Worm Turns
• X / In the Cardboard Box
• The House on the Hill
• Stay Away! / Roll Call
• I Die Too Often
• A quick helping of Junior Woodchuck
• More Churchy la Femme and Howland Owl by Walt Kelly
• Four Color #200: Bugs Bunny and the Three Bears
• Comic: Buster book-1988
• Comic: The Mighty Isis
• Comic: Midnight Mystery
• Comic: Air War Stories – fills
• Comic: Ensign O’Toole
• Comic: Rupert (annual 1963)
• Comic: F.B.I.
• Comic: Daredevil #10
• Comic: Gil Thorp
• Comic: Camp Runamuck
• Comic: Ben Bowie and his mountain men
• Comic: Flash Gordon (4color)
• Comic: XMen
• This One Come’s From Good Comics Inc. 1955.
• Here’s Jack In The Box, Charlton Magazine Issues…
• Great Action Comics Published By I.D. Issue #1. 1945?
• Here’s A Release As A Free Comic From Marvel/Ideal
• Now For Wanted Issues 13,32,48 (1940’s-1950’s).
• Here’s Major Victory Comics Summer Edtion 1945
• Here’s One From Ajax-Farrell Lone Eagle Vol.1 #4
• Now From Prize Comics Here’s Justice Traps The Guilty
• Renegade Presents Ditko’s World Featuring Static
• Here’s DC Science Fiction Graphic Novel 1985
• More Fills From Charlton Here’s Crime and Justice
• From Marvel Here’s Bring On The Bad Guys
• From The Golden Age Here’s Blazing Comics Issues 1-5
• Now For A Little Western Action
• Mighty Comics Issues 40 and 41 By Radio Comics 1966
• More From Charlton Folk’s Here’s Six Gun Heroes
• Comic: Noodnik
• From Charlton Here’s Wild Frontier Issues 1,2.
• Now From Avon Here’s Wild Bill Hickok Issue #18
• Here’s True Life Secrets Issues 11,23. Charlton 1954
• Comic: Skyman
• Comic:duke of Darkness – Top Spot
• Comic: Triple Threat comics
• Comic: Oklahoma Kid
• Comic: the Nebbs
• Magazine : Black Magic
• Comic: Eerie (Avon)
• Comic: Calvin and the Colonel
• Comic: Friday Foster
• Comic: Flash Gordon – more four color issues
• Comic: Brenda Lee’s Life Story
• Comic: Four Color comics
• Comic: The Time Machine
• Comic: Underwater City
• Comic: Smokey the Bear
• Comic: 7th Voyage of Sinbad
• Comic: Dinosaurus
• Comic: Hunchback of Notre Dame
• Comic: 20,000 leagues under the sea (Dell)
• Comic: Treasure Island
• Comic: Flash Gordon (Gold Key)
• Comic: Beano and Dandy focus on the fifties
• Comic: Drift Marlo
• Comic: Whizzer and Chips 1983 annual
• Comic: Battle Picture Weekly
• Comic: Amazon Warriors
• Comic: America’s Greatest Comics
• comic: Capt. Strom
• Comic: the Official Rip Kirby
• Comic: Buz Sawyer
• Comic: Sea Hunt
• Comic: Gentle Ben
• Comic: Freddy
• Comic: Ben Casey
• Comic: Daredevil #16
• Comic: Gyro Gearloose
• Comic: Ben Bowie (Four color)
• Comic: Calvin and the Colonel (four color)
• Comic: Feature Book (Prince Valiant)
• Comic: Bewitched #8
• Comic: Bachelor Father
• Comic: Cain’s Hundred
• Comic: Gerald McBoing Boing and the nearsighted Mr. Magoo
• Comic: Guerrilla War
• Comic: Garrison’s Gorillas
• Comic: Gene Autry’s Champion (more issues)
• Comic: Cisco Kid (#14-30)
• Comic: the Defenders
• Comic: the Shaggy Dog
• Comic : Space Mouse
• Comic: Bachelor Father (four color)
• Comic: Twilight Zone (Four color issues)
• Comic: Monster Hunters
• From Charlton Here’s Battlefield Action Issues 63,65,66,69,70,81,86,88
• While We Are On A Role With The AC Comics…
• Here’s Another Comic From AC Captain Wings
• Capt.Steve Savage Flight To Kill Issue #7. Avon Comics
• From Charlton Comics Group Here’s Judo Master
• Dont Know Who Put This One Out. Here’s Manhunt
• And Now From DC Comics We Have Four Star Spectacular
• Lucky Luke- Tortillas For The Daltons (english version)
• Published By David McKay Company (1948)
• Chris Ware’s The Acme Novelty Library # 18 – Coda
• “The Flat Man” from Spellbound #3 (May 1952; Atlas/Marvel
• For Frank: Charlie Chicken’s Debut
• Bring Me the Canary, For Today, He Must Die.
• An Important Discovery About Paul Murry
• Jim Ivey’s Sunday Comics
• Herriman Saturday
• Obscurity of the Day: But!
• Obscurity of the Day: Love Will Find a Way
• Herriman Saturday
• Jim Ivey’s Sunday Comics
• Obscurity of the Day: And Then He Changed His Mind
• Tubby’s Last Hurrah: Three stories from Stanley’s final issue, 1959
• Fighting American, Chapter 3, Jumping the Shark
• Rare Savings Bonds ad
• SCREW Cover #502, featuring cover artist Paul Kirchner
• Alive, Happy an’. . .org. . .Well-Fed
• Beauty Abounds
• SMLOOP!
• Dinner and Doodles
• Perfect Porch Moment
• Handsome stranger
• I like you
• doodling letters and leaves
• 06/16/2009 Latigo
• More from Cartoon Humor
• Elsie the Cow Comics, Vol. 1, No. 2
• Scribbly Out West
• If You Blinked You Missed: Savage Combat Tales
• Golden Age Wonder Woman
• Do Men Dressed As Bears Keep Stealing Your Homework?
• Spirou: The Valley of the Banned
• Comics Post – Battle Picture Weekly #12
• Ten of a Kind: Animals Strike Curious Poses
• Ten of a Kind: I am a weapon of massive consumption
• Ten of a Kind: Born to a mountain slide
• Go, Look: Scary, Weird Covers
• Congratulations To Jason Little On The Completion Of Motel Art Improvement Service
• Gahan for the Day 9
• The Amazing Post-It Spider-Man #18
• Interlude for a Prelude
• Beddy Boo
• Gag for Sale
• Trouble is Rife
• Peanie Brickle
• Don’t Never Listen to No Turtles
• Gangway
• A Big Ado About Nothin’
• We All Need a Fresh Start
• Flying Lessons
• Always Room For Another
• Brains & Talent
• Somethin’ Computable
• Mars Space Vehicle!
• Operation ‘Oops! Fresh Start’
• 14K BAMboozle
• Foiled Again
• Up to the Pennytenchatary
• Beans, Beets, Bees
• Natch
• Guaranteed Theory
• Sunday rework I
• Sunday rework II
• Sunday rework III
• Sunday rework IV
• Dern Fools
• Three Ugly Natives
• Duck Soup
• Cheap Comical Strips
• AuntGrannie’sBitterBrittleRootBeer
• Over-Weight Brain
• Any Port In a Storm
• Explosive Properties
• Org
• EE-YIPE!
• Can’t You Die Quietly?
• See-gar is Expendable
• Which Way is Up?
• Our Russian Pals
• Hunk of Remembrance
• I’m Cuttin’ Off Your LSD, Kid
• A Place of Peace
• Got a Hunch
• Friday XIII
• Many a Time in Nightmares
• Cut the Philosophy
• Corned Beef On the Cob
• 250,000,066 B.C.
• Are You Crazy?
• Like Havin’ a Extra Hand
• Maybe We Ain’t Cute
• One of Them Invaders
• PheeOOMP!
• Real Weirdies
• My Schnoz is a Great Comfort
• Cousin Ha-Ha
• Us Elephants is Always Left Behind
• Rudimentary Speech
• A Rhinocerwurst!
• Hardly Know Each Other
• Speed Demon
• I Liked Mars Better When He Was a God
• How Human Do You Think We Are?
• Diagnozzles the Whole She-Bang
• So You Don’t Like Your Mother-in-Law?
• The Keynes Economy
• Smooth Purr of His Mighty Motor
• Booked Through Candlemas
• Dang Modern Youth
• Step Outside, Turtle-Face!
• A Amusin’ Anecdote
• Sidney Pillet’s ‘Fin and Butch!’
• Hunt Emerson’s Vulture Club The Dandy April 5th 2003
• Tom Paterson’s Freddy the fearless fly The Dandy June…
• Reg Parlett- Wally Whale and Willy Winkle
• Tom Paterson’s Lil Imp and Kylie Phizzog The Dandy
• Did Tom Paterson draw any Sweeny Toddlers in Shiver…
• Ken Reid’s World-Wide Weirdies-January-March 1977
• Ken Reid’s World-Wide Weirdies April-June 1977
• Ken Reid’s World-Wide Weirdies July-September 1977
• Number 535 Bob Powell’s Good Bad Girls
• Number 536 Comet, cop killer!
• Number 537 The Blowhard Fremont Frog
• Number 538 Alex Niño
• Number 539 Powell’s Bad Bad Girls
• Number 540 Target The Target and Targeteers
• Number 541 Demon of Destruction!
• Drawings
• Moleskine sketchbook 9
• Moleskine sketchbook 10
• On a roll
• The last page
• New ideas in vacuum
• Feeling down?
• Workshop in drawing
• Vincent Lives
• 06/08/2009 Male Call
• 06/15/2009 Male Call
• More Monster Museum
• 06/04/2009 Latigo
• 06/05/2009 Latigo
• 06/06/2009 Latigo
• 06/08/2009 Latigo
• 06/09/2009 Latigo
• 06/10/2009 Latigo
• 06/11/2009 Latigo
• 06/12/2009 Latigo
• 06/13/2009 Latigo
• 06/15/2009 Latigo
• Gasoline Alley – 1934
• The Lone Ranger – 1938
• The Lone Ranger – 1939
• The Lone Ranger – 1940
• The Lone Ranger – 1941
• The Lone Ranger – 1942
• Gasoline Alley – 1928
• Myra North Special Nurse – 1937
• Myra North Special Nurse – 1938
• Myra North Special Nurse – 1939
• Clowes’ Cover Art
• “So long, sucker!” More Talking Blob
• Tragg and the Sky Gods
• Vip’s Here We Go Again
• More from I Paint What I See
• Larry Todd’s Paranoia
• “Hey, Look!”
• *one of my favorites* *Murphy Anderson*
• *Mystery in Space* – *Adam Strange*
• *Weird Fantasies* #1 ~ 1972 Cover *by* Landon Chesney
• Supergirl’s First Romance
• The Second Batman And Robin Team
• The Reanimation Ray
• Monday Funnies: The Captain & The Kids
• Bugs Bunny: “Rabbit Of Destiny!”
• Mandrake and Lothar ride swimming polar bears
• Grooviest Covers of All Time: Joe Jusko’s Marvels
• Black and White Wednesday: Black Brother
• Famous First Fridays: John Byrne’s Nightmare “Castle”
• Double Shot: Jack Kirby’s “The Monster!”/”…And Fear Shall Follow"
• Alan Moore: “Old Gangsters Never Die”
• Alan Moore(as Jill DeRay): “Maxwell the Magic Cat”
• Golden Age Wonder Woman
• Golden Age Wonder Woman
• Alessa Kreger covers Tiger Girl 1
• Comics Post – Battle Picture Weekly #5
• Comics Post – Battle Picture Weekly #6
• Comics Post – Battle Picture Weekly #7
• Comics Post – Battle Picture Weekly #8
• Comics Post – Battle Picture Weekly #9
• Comics Post – Battle Picture Weekly #10
• Comics Post – Battle Picture Weekly #11
• Timmy the Timid Ghost #7: The Magic Book – Al Fago
• Dream of the Rarebit Fiend 1905-04-29
• Dream of the Rarebit Fiend 1905-05-08
• Dream of the Rarebit Fiend 1905-05-06
• Dream of the Rarebit Fiend 1905-05-10
• Dream of the Rarebit Fiend 1905-05-13
• Dream of the Rarebit Fiend 1905-05-17
• The Higrass Twins (Target Comics, 1940)
• Comic Oddities: BUMPER COMIC BOOK (1946-49)
• Cursitor Doom returns!
• Zim Books Coming Soon
• The Incorrigible Hulk Lives!
• Jack Bradbury website
• Guest Strip: Brian Gibson
• AWWWWnders!
• The Asterisk President
• Art from the vault
• The Mathematics of Greed
• Want to Read a Story?
• Gahan for the Day 8
• Jack Kirby and Joe Simon story from “Strange World of Your Dreams"
• MANLY TALES OF COWARDICE–issue two–pg 12
• Regrets
• A face
• The Amazing Post-It Spider-Man #17
• Minneapolis Jam[z]: May & June ‘09
• MANLY TALES OF COWARDICE–issue two–pg 11
• Feral Spheres
• Eisner Awards
• MANLY TALES OF COWARDICE–issue two–pg 10
• Marked For Murder
• Teen-Aged Dope Slaves And Reform School Girls
• Discovering Comics
• Reggie12:reboot
• Why isn’t Sean Bieri King?
• Eisenberg Sunday Page
• Lucy Knisley’s zombie invasion poster
• Gahan for the Day 7
• “Roar!”
• MANLY TALES OF COWARDICE–issue two–pg 9
• The Amazing Post-It Spider-Man #12
• Lake Calhoun
• Gee, Whizard! 19
• Captain Quantum Vs. The Ugly Druggies by John K
• Bullshimmer
• Go, Look: Alley Oop Exhibit Stuff
• Go, Look: MoCCA 2009 Additions To Rickey Purdin’s Watchmen Sketchbook
• Go, Look: Tom Crippen’s Golden Age Gallery At The Hooded Utilitarian
• MANLY TALES OF COWARDICE–issue two–pg 8
• The Amazing Post-It Spider-Man #11
• Gahan for the Day 6
• Cartoonist Lucy Knisley’s comic strip about a 7-day-fast
• Those Groovy Saturday Mornings: America’s Best TV Comics
• Bring On the Back-ups: The Dark Avenger vs. “The Rat Pack!"
• Golden Age Cheetah
• Golden Age Wonder Woman
• Yesterday’s Poor Almanack
• Dream of the Rarebit Fiend 1905-04-26
• Military Madness (1944)
• Comics: Kurtzman’s Comic Books
• The Colossal Show, No. 1
• The Amazing Post-It Spider-Man #8
• The Amazing Post-It Spider-Man #10
• MANLY TALES OF COWARDICE–issue two–pg 5
• Only Fools Follow the Rules
• Thirty
• MANLY TALES OF COWARDICE–issue two–pg 6
• Jack and Zack #1 Cover
• The Monkey and the Bear (1972)
• If You Blinked You Missed: Comix International
• Famous First Fridays: OMAC
• Golden Age Wonder Woman and the Cheetah
• The Flintstones Comic Strips (1985)
• Comics Post – Four Color #1332 – Bachelor Father
• Comics Post – Battle Picture Weekly #1
• Dream of the Rarebit Fiend 1905-04-22
• Gulliver’s Adventures in Lilliput part 2
• Gulliver’s Adventures in Lilliput part 1
• peigner la girafe
• THE BELL TOWER
• More BeatNick comics by Mort Drucker
• A Cosmos of Kirby, Jack
• Canada’s Forgotten Cartoonists: Des English, Ken Zeeley
• string #14
• The Amazing Post-It Spider-Man #7
• MANLY TALES OF COWARDICE–issue two–pg 4, a contest,…
• comic: Oor Wullie 1993
• If You’re Following Pandemonia, Please Read This Post
• Watercolor sketchbook
• Gahan for the Day 5
• Yojimbo by Pope
• A Freebie from Harper
• Character Sketch
• Keith Knight’s National Cartoonists Society Suggestions
• MANLY TALES OF COWARDICE–issue two–page 3
• Obscurity of the Day: The Adventures of Judy
• “Post-apocalypse slump”
• Comics: George Lichty Grin And Bear It Orgy!
• Rasputin’s Revolution
• A Different Take on Batman and Robin
• Carol Tyler Excerpt
• Great Twiggs Of Fire Wednesday Advertisement Day
• Comic: Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea
• 3D Comic Book Cover for Nickelodeon Magazine — Out now!
• Mike Myhre covers Four Color 1162
• Count-Down—Hung Up on Seven
• Basil Wolverton’s Space Funnies
• Military Madness (1941)
• Comic: Flash Gordon (Dell)
• Comic: For Laughing Out Loud #15
• Trubble Club Vol.3 Out Now!
• Black and White Wednesday: The Origin of Gabriel the Devil Hunter
• Comics Firsts: C. L. Doughty
• Death and Doctor Parker
• Comics Post – Four Color #1312 – National Velvet
• 06/03/2009 Latigo
• 06/03/2009 Steve Canyon
• Yet more Cobean
• The Life of a Komiks Artist
• Number 534 Journeymanny Manny Stallman
• SALÓ: YO LOS VÍ…
• MANLY TALES OF COWARDICE–issue two–pg 2
• Toronto Back Alleys pt. 12
• My Favourite Cartoonists Part 1: Roy Crane
• Toronto Back Alleys pt. 13
• Supergirl
• Sketchbook gags
• Happy New Year!
• What I’ve been up to lately…
• Digital Test Part 2
• Marvelman (or Miracleman)
• Girl With A Red Scarf
• My Favourite Cartoonists Part 4: Wally Wood
• Canon Street
• Astro-girl 2009
• Jack Kirby
• OMAC
• Orion Fights for Earth!
• Kirby Inked
• Duel of the Fowl Ballers
• Webcomics update for 6/2/09
• Richard Sala art blog!
• 011 Funny Films
• The Curse
• Washing Dishes
• Gee, Whizzard! 18
• Floyd Gottfredson sketches
• MUNDO INFANTIL
• EL MONSTRUO EN ACCIÓN
• EPISODIOS DE KOREA
• AVENTURAS DE FLECHA ROJA
• MOLLY
• « Histoire de la queue d’un chien » par Edmond Morin
• See What I Can Do
• The Intruder, part 3
• It’s A Crime Saturday Leftover Day.
• Remember when comics were appreciated by newspapers?
• Ever Have That Growing Pain Happen To You?
• Timeless Quality Tuesday Comc Strip Day.
• Witzendish
• Open the Door Albert
• Sub-Earth Man
• Back from the Dead! / The Raving Maniac
• Horror Story
• Comic: King Colt
• Comic: Beverly Hillbillies#1
• Comic: Diver Dan (Four Color)
• From Atlas Here’s Phoenix Issues 1-4.
• I May Have Already Posted This One, But I dont Remember
• Comic: Bewitched
• From Atlas Comics Here’s Barbarians
• And Now We Have Eclipse Monthly Issues 1-10.
• From The Golden Age We Have Heroic Comics Issues 19, 24, 27, 29, 39, 43, 58, 59, 61, 63, 64, 68, 70, 71, 88, 90, 91, 94…
• And Now More Iron Jaw From Atlas Issues 1-4.
• Jason Monarch Issue #1 From Wild Blue Zero 1979.
• Here’s One From DC Thats Kind Of A Supernatural Superhero
• NOMAN Issues 1,2.
• I Dont Remember Seeing This One Here Either
• Beware Of The Man With The Stolen Soul…Stalker…
• Marvel Comics Group The Human Fly Issues 1-19.
• From First Comics Here’s WARP Issues 1-19
• Comic: Barry Goldwater
• Comic: Courtship of Eddie’s Father
• Comic: Brenda Starr – reporter
• Comic: Charlie Chan
• From Charlton Here’s Attack Issue #60 1959.
• More From Charlton Here’s Fightin’ Air Force
• Even More War From Charlton Here’s Fightin’ Army
• Here’s Never Again From Charlton Comics Issue #8
• Here’s Buster Crabbe In Captan Gallant Of The Foriegn Legion
• Here’s U.S.Paratroops #5 From Avon.
• Now I Think We’ll Switch It Up A Bit From War To Police
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TODAY’S FEATURED ITEM:

On his Scary Terry’s World blog, cartoonist Terry Beatty has posted a wonderful little instructional booklet from 1943 called Pocket Cartoon Course. If you can identify the artist who drew it, he would like to know. Go check it out!

Terry has apparently been digging through his collections and plans on sharing more cool old stuff… like this great Nell Brinkley cartoon, for example.

ALSO OF NOTE:

Allan Holtz at the Stripper’s Guide blog notes that now is a very good time to give to The Ohio State University Cartoon Research Library, which, by all accounts, has the most fantastic collection of comic art in the world:

The Ohio State University’s Cartoon Research Library has been given a $1 million gift by Jeanne Schulz (widow of Charles) for the renovation of a desperately needed larger facility for their ever-expanding holdings. This is great news. Even better, though is that Jeanne has pledged up to another $2.5 million dollars in matching funds for other donations to the library. In other words, for every dollar you give, Jeanne will match it with a buck of her own. Everything you can afford to give will go twice as far!

Here is a video on the subject, with a glimpse at their incredible holdings:

What are you waiting for?

Read more about this opportunity on the Stripper’s Guide blog here.

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• Obama Continues Bush-Era Secrecy: No Release of Transcripts for Destroyed ‘Torture Video’ Tapes
• Jazz–a drug
• Earth Colony: 1942
• Underground Railroad: 1942
• Working for Lantz in the ’30s
• MoCCA ‘09: How can something so cool be so hot?
• GM bailout will never pay off
• Terrorism is auto-immune war; war-on-terror does the terrorists’ job
• Do Anything 002 by Warren Ellis
• June 9, 2009: Own it
• Links of note
• Can you describe this so-called “Martian,” sir?
• Comics Post – Battle Picture Weekly #4
• 16mm Banana Splits Footage From 1969
• 1925 boite
• les cerises
• gilbertcolonies
• Street Clams: 1900
• Random Comics News Story Round-Up
• Not Comics: On Artistic Printing
• Goodyear Blimp: 1939
• Human Laughter Likely Evolved From Apes
• The Road to Happiness in Your Work Lies in the Hooray! Zone
• Brand New: 1938
• Congress, Obama Supporting Expanded Secrecy Law
• News Flash: 1944
• Another Dr. Horrible comic
• D-Day: New York
• Cupid Gets Some New Dope Powers
• Turnierbuch
• The Devil’s Workshop: 1911
• Seth carrier bag
• Prevent your kids from molding prematurely
• Preston Blair estate sale
• Meat and Potatoes: 1941
• Grant O. Folmsbee, c. 1916
• Quick and easy word-balloon tails
• Joe and Jack, Jack and Joe…
• EXCLUSIVE: Marvel announces STRANGE TALES MAX for September
• The Bing Thing
• Kung Fu Kirby
• New fashion copyright bill will let big companies own public domain designs and bury young, indie designers in legal costs
• Nickelodeon Magazine Closure Notes
• Special FX
• Public Resource’s FedFlix digitizing hundreds of hours of gov video archives at no expense to tax payer
• North Korea Finds Two US Journalists Guilty of Unspecified ‘Grave Crime,’ Sentence: 12 Years Hard Labor
• JAM IDEA: Stickey Note Comic Jam
• MANLY TALES OF COWARDICE–issue 2–pg 7
• June 8, 2009: We keep our masks on
• Jam Idea: Speedy Comic Jam
• Bike Art IV at the Altered Esthetics Gallery
• How to tap the wisdom of the crowd in your head
• Unlikely Playthings.
• Underground Classics – The Transformation of Comics into Comix
• Peter Bagge’s The Incorrigible Hulk Finally To See Light of Day
• Mighty Mouse: Treasure Book 1953 – Chad
• gilbert sport
• R.I.P., Sam Butera.
• Canteen Scene: 1943
• MoCCA Madness (Happiness!) & Bummers: Carradine Bows Out
• The Treasury of Ornament 2
• Perry and Jimmy: 1939
• MoCCA Debuts: Publishers, consortiums, etc
• Random Comics News Story Round-Up
• June 5, 2009: Nickogeddon
• Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs
• Minneapolis Street Repair
• Top Chefs: 1914
• Bamboozling Ourselves (Part 7)
• Pratt Ex Libris
• Recommended Reading
• What’s Up: Balloon to the Rescue!
• Comedy Larceny
• MCAD Student Work: Part One
• Heartbroken cereal litigant loses suit over non-existence of Crunchberries
• Cress Funeral Home, Madison, Wisconsin
• Henrietta: 1943
• TOSBack: EFF’s real-time tracker for changes in terms of service on popular Internet sites
• This is what it sounds like when apes laugh
• DC’s buried gubmint s33kr17 wires patrolled by rapid-response goon-squad
• Monster head kiddie car
• Nickelodeon Magazine folds
• BB Video + PopSci: Frozen on Video – Theo Gray Sculpts in Solid Mercury, with Some Help from Liquid Nitrogen
• “Medical Oddities, Nature’s Anomalies and Carnival Gaffs: A Pop Up Book for Children
• Forgotten Hollywood Treasures
• Bamboozling Ourselves (Part 6)
• Koko Taylor, 1928-2009
• The Ink Panthers Show: Episode 1
• The Ink Panthers Show: Episode 2
• Tim Burton at MoMA
• Recently on Offworld
• Causing a Scene: Extraordinary Pranks in Ordinary Places With Improv Everywhere
• CR Review: Little Nothings: The Prisoner Syndrome
• 1930s Kotex brochure
• Ryanair serious about charging to use toilets in-flight, may charge extra ‘breathing fee’ for inhaling during flight
• First photo: The Sweetly Diabolic Art of Jim Flora
• First look: Abandoned Cars softcover
• Today’s Video Link
• Look! It Moves! – a new column by Adi Tantimedh
• Tiananmen Square, + 20
• David Carradine, RIP
• Nickelodeon Magazine Canceled
• MAGIC MOMENTS
• Holy Crap: Multi-Force At MoCCA
• SUBMISSIONS NEEDED–Zine show at MN Center for Book Arts
• June 4, 2009: A day, anyway
• Awful Library Books
• Ropen, Monkey Men & More: A MonsterQuest Month
• Posada – Yes!
• Free Air: 1920
• Five piece toolkit made by wild chimps
• Telecom Spy Suits Dismissed / UPDATE: EFF, ACLU Plan Appeal
• Steve Rude to focus less on comics, more on paintings due to low sales of Nexus
• Mark Schultz: Celebrating Al Williamson’s Flash Gordon
• Exploring Your Own Backyard
• THE 500TH ISSUE OF MAD
• Children’s Treasury of Batman Musical Stories
• après l épouvante
• The World’s Easiest Quiz
• Beyond Oz
• Beyond Oz
• A few notes about Inking
• Fast Food: 1943
• Burlesque Beauty Show
• Clinton L. King
• Grading the road
• Hanging out at the ocean
• Charles Collis Markley Jr.
• Boxing Practice
• Bamboozling Ourselves (Part 5)
• Word balloons: Three common mistakes
• Times Square: 1943
• Ph.D. Student Uses Google Maps To Uncover North Korea’s Secrets
• Dock Street: 1908
• Tytla’s Stromboli
• Schulz Library Blog Launched, Adventures in Cartooning, CCS Crashes MoCCA Arts Fest!
• Ephemera: Omochae
• Ephemera: US Army World War II Pocket Guides
• Interview: Michael Kupperman Pt. 3 [of 3]
• Secret US Nuke Site List Accidentally Published Online by US Gov
• Tienanmen Square erased
• Wikimedia’s picture of the year
• No-plugin open video coming to a browser near you
• Jaxon’s Last Ride
• Alan Moore To Write New BoJeffries Saga
• June 3, 2009: In a heartbeat
• WFMU’s Antique Phonograph Music Program from Jun 2, 2009
• Critics: Google Book Deal a Monopoly, Privacy Debacle
• NBM in August: Things Undone and Dungeon
• Pop-Up Sound Alikes
• My Father’s Dragon
• The Grandeur That Is “Jazz Mad”!
• Enchanting
• Drawing People for Fun
• Trust Us, You Don’t Have Anything Better to Do.
• News of Yore 1949: Roth Brothers Profiled
• An Unused Silver Spider script by Jack Oleck
• Abroad, a Victorian Children’s Travel Book
• *N. C. Wyeth* The Yearling *by *Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings
• Beginning a week of Science Fiction Art!
• *Ace Science Fiction Doubles ~ D-Series* 1953 ~ 1961
• Snappy replies, insolent answers and saucy remarks
• Not in enough hot water yet?
• Art Deco Poster Collection
• 48 tete
• gilbertoiseaux
• Witzend!
• Socotra Island: the "Galápagos of the Indian Ocean."
• Comics Revue
• Bamboozling Ourselves (Part 4)
• The Treasury of Ornament 1
• Bluetooth: 1943
• For Sale: Max Fleischer’s Miami Home
• One Second Fast: 1943
• An (Extremely Brief) Interview With Chris Onstad
• Indie Spinner Rack Issue #156
• Last Farewell Ride
• Here’s A Nice-Looking Comic Book Cover I Hadn’t Seen Before Now
• What Just Happened
• The Bottomless Depths of Dash Shaw
• Howard Chaykin: The Reinvented Man
• On the Fringe with Paul Pope
• Walter Simonson and How He Became the Man Who Fell Into Comics
• The Political Evolution of Denny O’Neil
• Daring to be Different with Joe Infurnari
• “If you’re lucky”: Joe Simon on Life and Comic Books
• Space monkeys appreciated
• Apple bans EFF RSS feed display-app from iPhone store
• Do Anything 001 by Warren Ellis
• Search algorithms are editorial decisions
• Face a day, but, you know, daily
• The Beatles Rock Band Intro
• June 2, 2009: Proudly ignoring the whole Archie thing
• a few thousand science fiction mags – Coverpop
• Famous Artists Cartoon Course – Lesson 12: Form
• mart2oiseaux
• la chambre
• Dave Cooper’s video for Danko Jones tune
• Microsoft “Project Natal” invents a better Wii
• UP Artwork by Lou Romano
• Terrible Yellow Eyes
• The Abbey
• Sam Raimi’s Trial Run: Within the Woods!
• Not Essential For Health
• Roy F. Carty: 1919
• Jazz Quintet
• Trnka’s Grimm
• The CIA’s 5 Most Mind Blowing Experiments With LSD
• Vintage Cartoon Ice Cream Packages
• 2 years!
• People who aren’t me show you how they watercolor!
• You Show Me Yours, I’ll Show You Mine!
• Worst. Disney Poster. Ever.
• Wicked Mr. Punch 1932
• Topps #4: Snappy Grommets
• Realist Archive Project update
• Splash: 1924
• Arlington Beach: 1925
• Mr. District Attorney, No. 53
• Market Watcher: 1940
• Phrenemies
• Nighthawk: 1943
• Goodbye, GM …by Michael Moore
• The 7 Most Bizarrely Unlucky People Who Ever Lived
• “Private Cabinet” Series, The Search Continues For Extraordinary Private Collections!
• Comic Strip Serenade
• Harvey Pekar guests on Douglas Rushkoff’s "Media Squat"
• David Lynch’s Interview Project Starts Today
• Why D+Q Wasn’t at BEA or, This Week’s New Yorker
• French Market: 1910
• More on Leo Dorfman
• Friday Distraction: Paperback Fantasy
• How Chryslers are made: chipper stop-motion film from 1939 World’s Fair
• FBI terrorist interrogator on the uselessness of torture and the efficacy of cookies
• Richard Feynman plays the bongos
• Homeless people and the Internet
• CR Sunday Interview: Bob Fingerman
• Profile of the lock-hacker who bumped the “unbumpable” Medeco Lock
• Today’s Video Link
• A Note On My Recent Comment About The Masters Of American Comics Show And Female Cartoonists
• Secret cabal of Bisphenol-A companies meets to sell the public endocrine disruptors
• Alley Oop!
• A few BEA thoughts
• Spinal Tap finally record “Saucy Jack”
• An UG Comix Mount Rushmore
• First look at Crumb’s GENESIS in The New Yorker
• Marvel’s John Turitzin On Price Increases
• Bleeding Cool debuts
• Stencil Duplicating : a video tutorial
• Welcome / Bluegrass at Dulono’s Pizza
• Welcome to USk Twin Cities
• Look ma, I’m on the internet.
• MANLY TALES OF COWARDICE–issue two–cover and pg 1
• June 1, 2009: Semantics
• Aaron Cometbus – Punk Zines Get Personal
• Toy Story 3 teaser trailer
• The Other Whistler
• News of Yore 1949: Cowboy-Boxing Strip Hybrid Debuts
• Jefferson Machamer “Koo-Koo” Korrespondence Skool
• *W. J. Aylward* Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea
• Mad Magazine Coverpop
• Comic Book Legends Revealed #209
• Go, Look: New Kevin Cannon Site
• War Garden Girls: 1918
• Google Wave “Is What Email Would Look Like If It Were Invented Today’
• Craigslist Animation Ad of the Week
• Peter Kuper
• Bamboozling Ourselves (Part 2)
• The Sterilizer: 1922
• Eight Is Enough: 1924
• DUI Hall of Fame
• The Comics Still Sell
• Yahoo Image Search Offers Better Creative Commons Filter for Flickr
• History: Terrytoons Studio Tour 1939
• Green-glowing marmosets
• Basil Wolverton’s Bible: the putting the grotesque into the Old Testament
• Far Arden Excerpt on New York Magazine’s “Vulture”
• May 29, 2009: The horse/barn door conundrum
• Art: Lyonel Charles Feininger
• Bamboozling Ourselves (Part 1)
• Atwater Kent: 1927
• I’m Just a Jitterbug (1939)
• Today’s Video Link
• Bundled, Tossed, Untied and Stacked
• Walking the Zombies
• Up and Up
• Wired: 1929
• I Heart Virginia Lee Burton
• Mr. Fish Won’t Back Down After Criticism Of Memorial Day Cartoon
• Cambridge study: DRM turns users into pirates
• Netherlands runs out of criminals, has to shut prisons
• UK Tory MP added a servant’s wing to his house at taxpayers’ expense
• Today’s Free Movie
• Morrison is at it again with Batman and Robin
• Shaw, Fantagraphics, and IFC.com team up
• Boody Rogers: vintage comic is first-brewed weirdtea, Mark was right!
• BB Video: BIG YANK, a Weird ’70s Jeans Ad (Oddball Film)
• Female Farce: Michele Bachmann comic
• Print-Only Comics Story Round-Up
• Go, Read: The Real Deal Interview
• Grant Morrison: Terrifying Immortal Superman Or Simply Unstuck in Time?
• Handley Plea Post-Game: They Won
• May 28, 2009: Youth-endangering media
• Green-Glowing Monkeys Have Green-Glowing Babies
• Rosy, The Pink Dolphin
• The Sonics: “Psycho”
• Guatemala: Conversation With @Jeanfer, Twitterer Facing Up to 10 Years In Prison for One Tweet.
• Faerie Alphabet
• Faerie Alphabet
• Giant earthworms