New, and pristine. See scans and description. Oakland, CA: Gimme Action, 2018. A First Printing example of 'Thee Collected Cyanide Milkshake', the collected publication of all 8 issues of Liz Suburbia's unique 'Cyanide Milkshake' contemporary counter-culture comic book series through the publication date of this aggregation, that being November of 2018. Octavo, illustrated perfect-bound glossy wraps, 176 pp. New, and flawless. See all scans. Art, dialog and occasional text by Liz Suburbia. Interior art in black and white. Rather scarce example of a one-of-a-kind series, presumably to be continued by Suburbia. Ships in a new, sturdy, protective box, of course - not a bag. LT17

Thee Collected Cyanide Milkshake

Comics & Graphic Novels

Suburbia, Liz

Graphic Novels

Silver Sprocket

As Boyz II Men sang, â€œitâ€™s so hard to say goodbye to yesterday.â€ Itâ€™s hard to say goodbye to love, to friends, to ourselves. Our identity is a myth we make. We were early at a party, early enough to miss all those pretentious kids that knew about Catharsis before you. You had a long hard day making protest fliers with all the Aâ€™s circled and you just want to makeout with the new punks and practice reciting early Amiri Baraka with the only other black punk there. Okay, maybe this is just my myth...In time we have to say goodbye to all the truths we were convinced of so that we can acclimate to the ever changing world. You can get a credit card with an Anarchy symbol on it now, weird right? Our End is neigh but maybe itâ€™s not such a big deal? Maybe thereâ€™s a sunshine after the rain. The comic book Goodbye by Ben Passmore is comprised of three vignettes: A myth about polyamory, a parable about real punks, and an argument for aging gracefully or killing yourself.

Goodbye

Passmore, Ben

Tattoo artist and graffiti punk Michael Sweaterâ€™s newest book of comic strips, Please Destroy My Enemies, contains 60 pages of charm and dry wit where Bill Wattersonâ€™s tender relatability meets Gary Larsenâ€™s hilarious irreverence. Each page is relatable, accessible, and full of dogs, lizards, weirdos, and Michaelâ€™s unique brand of dark and self-aware laughs.

Please Destroy My Enemies

Sweater, Michael

Comic Strips

AS YOU WERE is the critically acclaimed anthology series at the intersection of indie comics and punk rock. Comic book artists from punk scenes all over the world join forces to present a collection of brand new short stories all revolving around a shared theme. This time around, our largest cast of creators yet tackle the prompt â€œTHIS JOB SUCKS!â€ From telemarketing to stocking shelves at the grocery store, from bike messengers to baristas, no one knows the world of service industry hell like the punks, and they bring it in spades. As You Were, Vol 5, features cover art by Janelle Hessig and 44 all new short stories from a healthy mix of comic book celebrities, returning As You Were veterans, and exceptional fresh talent: Adrian Chi, Aimee Pijpers, Alex Barrett, Alex Krokus, Andra Passen, Andrew Greenstone, Anna Vo, Ashley Palafox, Ben Passmore, Ben Snakepit, Benji Nate, Bill Pinkel, Brad Dwyer, Brian Butler, Brian Connolly, Brittany Naundorff, Carolyn Nowak, Chris Clavin, Elia, Emily Timm, James the Stanton, Jensine Eckwall, Jim Kettnerd, Johnny Dalton, Joshum, Julia Wertz, Justin Mulkern, Kriss Stress, Krystal Downs, Liz Baillie, Liz Bolduc, Lukas Myhan, Marissa Luna, Max Clotfelter, Meg Has Issues, Michael Sweater, Miles Honey, Mitch Clem , Rayne Klar, Rick V, Sam Grinberg, Scott Sturgeon, Shannon Knox, Steve Larder, and Steve Thueson

As You Were: This Job Sucks!: a punk comix anthology

Biographies & Memoirs

Ehrlich, Avi

Arts & Literature

Ben Passmore's necessary contribution to the dialogue around race in the United States, Your Black Friend is a letter from your black friend to you about race, racism, friendship and alienation. On the heels of viral online success with 500,000+ views, the revised print edition of the Your Black Friend comic is in gorgeous full color on fancy matte paper stock. Inspired by Frantz Fanon's White Skin, Black Masks, Your Black Friend is just as direct, immediate, and necessary as Ta-Nehisi Coatesâ€™ Between the World and Me and Claudia Rankine's Citizen. Known for his politically charged science fiction comics, enthusiastic fans of Passmoreâ€™s work include Brandon Graham (Island, Image Comics), Carolyn Nowak (Lumberjanes) and Josh Simmons (Fantagraphics).

Your Black Friend

Arts & Photography

History & Criticism

AS YOU WERE is a brand new comic anthology zine curated by Mitch Clem with contributions from our favorite comic artists from various punk scenes.The first issue's theme is House Shows with 72 pages of brand new comics created just for this book from Andra Passen, Andy Warner, Anthony Sorge, Ashley Rowe Palafox, Ben Snakepit, Bill Pinkel, Brad Dwyer, Brian Connolly, Emilja Frances, Josh PM Frees, Kim Funk, Liz Prince, Liz Suburbia, Mel, Mitch Clem, Nation of Amanda, Ramsey Everydaypants, Rick V, plus gorgeous cover art by Steve LarderThe perfect addition to any punkhouse bathroom!

As You Were: House Shows: a punk comix anthology

From Liz Prince, creator of Alone Forever, Tomboy, and Will You Still Love Me If I Wet The Bed?, comes a collection of comics about life through a punk-rock lens.Often humorous, sometimes poignant, and almost always embarrassing, these autobiographical stories are an essential addition to your LIZ-brary. Enjoy!

Be Your Own Backing Band: Comics About Music by Liz Prince

Prince, Liz

An analysis of multi-classing between anarchist and nerd identities, No Gods. No Dungeon Masters. provides an adventurous peek into the world of one â€œun-elected bastard ambassadorâ€ for two cultures that rarely overlap. The full-color comic gorgeously reflects how radical leftist values and geek predilections can inform one another, the weird things it makes you do, and the struggle to feel comfortable in either community. Io and Rachel Dukes deliver a funny and thought-provoking comic sure to be a (critical) hit (get it?) with anarchists and Dungeons &amp; Dragons fans alike.

No Gods. No Dungeon Masters.

Clast, Io

A book of experimental "poetry as comics" by Los Angeles based artist Tom Neely. Best known for the cult-hit slash-fiction comics Henry &amp; Glenn Forever (Microcosm Publishing) and the riotous ape-biker-gang comic book series The Humans (Image Comics), Neely began these small drawings and paintings in 2010 as an experiment in creating abstract one panel gag comic strips. The ideas of these poems sprang out of conversations about Art with Neely's best friend and fellow cartoonist Dylan Williams (Sparkplug Comic Books) who passed away in 2011. Neely began these pieces as a means to push himself into new ideas of abstract and non-linear, narrative work - to find freedom in the images and the sequences. The paintings shuffled and re-shuffled until they found their sequential voice as poems. The first poem "I just figured it all out..." digs deep into Neely's soul to ask why does one make art? "Noise" is a commentary on the loss of faith in the true nature of Art in a modern world that is caught up in a flurry of disposable, candy-coated pop-culture. "Unfinished" is about loss - the loss of a friend to an early death, and finding yourself lost in a self you no longer understand. Neely wasn't sure if he wanted to release this work to the public. These deeply personal pieces spanned a period between 2010 and 2013, painted with ink, watercolor, acrylics, collage and tears. To some, this work harkens back to Neely's earlier surrealistic graphic novels The Blot and The Wolf, as well as his previous book of comic strip poetry Brilliantly Ham-fisted. 64 pages in black and white and color.

Unfinished

Neely, Tom

Isabella Rotman's Siren School is a funny cathartic read in the age of mansplaining. A full-color mini-comic course in Sirening 101. Do it right and men will throw themselves into the sea.

Siren School

Rotman, Isabella

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