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Halloween Horrors: Pre-Code Reprints Rule! Briefer’s Frankenstein from IDW
We’re in an age of amazing reprint volumes resurrecting all genres of comics history—but this is the last week in October, so it’s time to carve out some space for two of the latest Pre-Code horror comicbook collections! And who … Continue reading
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Tagged Craig Yoe, Dick Briefer, Frankenstein, horror comics, Pre-Code horror comics
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Boody Call
Comics archivist, scholar, fan, collector and all-around knowledgable maniac Craig Yoe has been releasing a tsunami of delightful books over the past year or so, and among my favorites is the recent Boody: The Bizarre Comics of Boody Rogers (2009, … Continue reading
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Tagged Boody Rogers, Craig Yoe, Gordon "Boody" Rogers, Sparky Watts
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Fantagraphics Ain't Throwing Just Peanuts
A box arrived at the Schulz Graphic Novel Library with a dizzying amount of books, so heavy that I blacked out and began to see dazzling images. And then it all started to come into focus… It was PEANUTS! Charles … Continue reading
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Tagged Charles Schulz, Comics, Fantagraphics, Mome, New Donations, Peanuts
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Don Flowers and His Lovely Ladies
A Schulz library favorite and avid patron, Evan Dorkin, recently donated Alex Chun and Jacob Covey’s retrospective book of The GLAMOUR GIRLS of DON FLOWERS (published by Fantagraphics). This thick beauty of a book features work spanning several decades (1940’s-1960’s) … Continue reading
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Tagged 1940s cartoonists, Alex Chun, Black and White, cartoonists, Don Flowers, Glamour Girls, Jacob Covey, Jen Vaughn, newspaper strips
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Comics about Volunteering: Joe and Azat
Cartoonist Jesse Lonergan donated something very precious to the world and to Turkmenistan. He gave two full years of his life to the country via the Peace Corp program. Through few drawn lines Lonergan creates the most expressive characters. Here … Continue reading
Library Volunteer Days
Summer days have rarely been hotter in White River Junction, Vermont. The rocks are sizzlin’ and a piece of bristol swells up to the size of a phone book with all the excess humidity! Luckily, the Schulz Library has air … Continue reading
"At Last You May Gaze!" – The Complete Milt Gross
“Milt Gross’ loosey-goosey style followed the three Rs: Rebellion, Raucousness, and slightly Ribald on a few occasions…” – Craig Yoe, “Laughs by the Gross!” (from the book reviewed herein, pg. 17) __ One-man comics tome cottage industry Craig Yoe (of … Continue reading
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A Hole Only a Cat Could Fill
We used to have a hole in our collection. A hole that was deep. A hole that ached the most on MONDAYS.But then a gift was left on our doorstep during the dark of night by a man named Steve … Continue reading
Incoming: Doonesbury
It appears the tradition of Trudeau altruism continues! For those who remember, last year G. B. Trudeau allowed CCS to use many of his Walt Kelly originals for a Pogo show. Recently, the Schulz Library received the largest donation of … Continue reading
Doggone Drawings
Ralph Steadman defines a cartooning constant in my life. One of the few cartoonists my father spoke of was Steadman and as I mature, albeit at a slower rate than most, I definitely can see why my father enjoyed Steadman’s … Continue reading
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