Big Fall Update
Hello, blog. It's me, Jeremy. I'm updating you so you can let others know what I'm up to.
1st up, I have a new T-shirt in the fall line of clothes from Art in the Age of Mechanical Reproduction. Women's sizes only for this one, but there are still men's designs from the spring line.
Also, look out this October for the 20th issue of Mome from Fantagraphics. I have a comic in it! You'll like it. Check out a preview on the Fantagraphics site.
Allllllssssooooo, I got a little nod in the back of Houghton Mifflin's Best American Comics 2010. My comic from Papercutter, "Pete at Night," is on their list of "Notable Comics from September 1, 2008, to August 31, 2009," as is Corrine Mucha's comic "Growing Up Haunted" from the same issue. I guess you should pick up that issue if you haven't yet! You can order it from Atomic Books.
The last item for today, I promise, is a little Trubble Club update. 1st, clubber Nate Beaty updated our outdated blog of comics into a beautiful catalogue of disturbing guffaws. You can check it out at blog.trubbleclub.com.
Trubble Club is also featured on Vice Magazine's website, you can read our Muppet-filled comic at viceland.com.
1st up, I have a new T-shirt in the fall line of clothes from Art in the Age of Mechanical Reproduction. Women's sizes only for this one, but there are still men's designs from the spring line.
Also, look out this October for the 20th issue of Mome from Fantagraphics. I have a comic in it! You'll like it. Check out a preview on the Fantagraphics site.
Allllllssssooooo, I got a little nod in the back of Houghton Mifflin's Best American Comics 2010. My comic from Papercutter, "Pete at Night," is on their list of "Notable Comics from September 1, 2008, to August 31, 2009," as is Corrine Mucha's comic "Growing Up Haunted" from the same issue. I guess you should pick up that issue if you haven't yet! You can order it from Atomic Books.
The last item for today, I promise, is a little Trubble Club update. 1st, clubber Nate Beaty updated our outdated blog of comics into a beautiful catalogue of disturbing guffaws. You can check it out at blog.trubbleclub.com.
Trubble Club is also featured on Vice Magazine's website, you can read our Muppet-filled comic at viceland.com.