The First Domino: Poetry Shuffle

Literature & Fiction

Agaba, Fred

Poetry

Mojo Press

Creature Features [Paperback] [Jan 01, 1994] Richard Klaw

Creature Features

LeBlanc, Darrin & Hawthorn, Alan (Edited By Richard Klaw)

In the Pacific Northwest lives a famous being that almost no one has seen. A monster so legendary that it is know the world over. The Indians called it Sasquatch. Asians call it Yeti. Americans call it the Bigfoot. THE BIG BIGFOOT BOOK enlightens this mystery with eight different stories from eight different authors and eight different artists.

The Big Bigfoot Book

Klaw, Richard (Editor)

Who was the man known to us as Blueberry? This bizarre and unusual name belonged to a mysterious soldier of fortune whose trail can be followed through the history of the American West, a figure who appeared to have been involved in some of the most dramatic events in American history, but who always remained behind the scenes. 
 The West is rife with legends and tall tales of men such as Jesse James, Billy the Kid, the Dalton Brothers, Wild Bill Hitchcock, and even better known figures such as General George Armstrong Custer. But the casual researcher will be able to locate only a few, incomplete stories about the man named Blueberry. No pulps were written about him, no serials were made about his exploits and, until recently, his very existence had sunk into an obscurity that he would have most likely welcomed. 
 The definitive American reprints of the classic French western. This volume will contain a history of Blueberry by Jean-Michel Charlier and Jean-Marc Lofficier, reprints of Blueberry #'s (Epic) 1,2, and part of #3, and the first English language printing of "Three Black Birds", a Moebius written and illustrated Blueberry adventure. Introduction by Elmer Kelton.

The Blueberry Saga: Confederate Gold

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Mojo Press presents six beautifully illustrated stories from one of America's foremost "writers of the fantastic." Influencing writers for almost 150 years, Ambrose Bierce has developed a cult following among writers and creators of powerful stories. His "Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge" was the 1963 Academy Award winning "Best Short Film" and an was episode on Twilight Zone. All adaptions and introduction by Debra Rodia Cover and book design by John Picacio who won a Golden Jalapeno from the San Antonio Council of the Arts for the design of OCCURRENCES

Occurrences: The Illustrated Ambrose Bierce

Before Too Much Coffee Man... Before the Eisner award... Before the Converse shoe commercial...  Mojo Press is proud to present Wake Up & Smell The Cartoons: The Early Work of Shannon Wheeler. This comprehensive collection features Wheeler's early cult cartoons from his Berkeley college days at The Daily Californian to his relocation to Austin in the late 80's and his creation of the ultimate caffeinated pop icon Too Much Coffee Man.  Wake Up & Smell The Cartoons collects some Wheeler's most experimental and interesting strips from the very beginnings of his cartooning career. With over 100 pages of some of the funniest cartoons ever produced, Wake Up & Smell The Cartoons is a must for any fan of coffee in general and alternative comics in particular.  "To the people who've said they like my early stuff better can  now be proven to be the fools we suspected them to be," commented   Wheeler when asked about the upcoming collection.

Wake Up and Smell the Cartoons of Shannon Wheeler

Wheeler, Shannon

Sam Houston was the Father of Texas, but before this incredible man became a United States Senator, before serving as Governor of Texas and congressman in the Texas House of Representatives, before being the first elected President of the Republic of Texas, Major General of the Texas Army, the 34 year old governor of Tennessee and U. S. Congressman from Tennessee, before all of it, a young Sam Houston was the adopted son of Cherokee Chief Oolooteka, and was give the name, "Coloneh" or Raven. For Sam, this bond was to last a lifetime and mark him as an .... Indian Lover.

Indian Lover: Sam Houston & the Cherokees

Jackson,Jack

On a hot summer Texas afternoon, Cindy Nance introduces young Doug Hoover to the two great secrets of life. Doug likes the first secret a lot. The second, that guys grow up and go to work, doesn t appeal to him at all. A series of meaningless marriages and do-nothing jobs prove Cindy was right. Turned off by the present, Doug tries to recapture the joys of his past Captain Marvel and cinnamon squares, Dr. Pepper and window-peeking fun. 
Nothing goes right until Doug meets Sue Jean, the culmination of a lifetime enchantment with mean-eyed Southern girls, his all-time carhop queen. Reality takes a hard right and never slows down. Doug, Sue Jean, and readers who can hang on tight are swept through an indescribable romp that gives new meaning to life, death, and roadside romance. 
There are enough bizarre characters here to fill several institutions: Crime czars,proctologists, Western outlaws, dog-fighting aviators and trout-fishing Huns. The HereafterGang is a literary accomplishment of rare insight and pure pleasure. Barrett's sense of humor is unexcelled. His ability to stir fantasy and reality into a delightful souffle redefines the term "magic realism."

The Hereafter Gang

Barrett Jr., Neal

Literary

Dreamer came back to Austin, Texas, from a bad banana war with a souvenir slug in his head. No big deal, just a minor side effect: Now, every safe, every lock, every fancy alarm, takes a nap when he's around. 
 Dreamer's not tempted, he's straight arrow and doesn't need the dough. He's happy selling guppies, hanging out at Mama Lucy's Vishnu and Jesus Barbecue. And, when the days are long and the AC's blowing cool, spending lazy afternoons with his breathtaking, irritating, mean-mouthed lover and big-time attorney, Eileen. Still, a secret like Dreamer's doesn't stay secret long. A lot of people want to know what his talent's all about. People like Detective Avery Asher, who makes wrongdoers move up to New York. Abn-el-Yusuf, who wants to buy Fort Worth. Zillionaire Gus Brauweiler, who owns nearly everything there is, and Houston mobster Mako Binder, who steals all the rest. Only Neal Barrett, Jr., author of The Hereafter Gang, heralded as "one of the great American novels," could stir up this special mix of outrageous mayhem and unadulterated black-hearted fun, you'll find in Interstate Dreams.

Interstate Dreams

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