The table of contents page for book 3. #hiphopfamilytree #rundmc #fatboys #beastieboys #slickrick
YOU ARE THE REASON
Game of Thrones Daily
EXPECTATIONS
cherry valley forever
Sweet Seals For You, Always

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The table of contents page for book 3. #hiphopfamilytree #rundmc #fatboys #beastieboys #slickrick
The Story About The Succulent, The Suspect, The Sailor, The Ants And Me
by Ronja Paffrath
Made for Frank Santoro’s Composition Competition 2016
Excerpt from Dilraj Mann’s contribution to š! #25 ‘Gaijin Mangaka’.
Read more about it here and get your copy here!
Jimmy Swinnterton, Mr. Jack strip “The Tell-Tale Lather,” 1901. This is a great example of early comic strips that came under criticism for corrupting the morals of young readers, as Mr. Jack, lunging at a chambermaid, makes philandering seem cute. Before long, the Hearst papers removed the strip from the Sunday color comics supplement, temporarily featuring it on the sports page. The late comics historian Don Markstein pointed out that Mr. Jack was the first fully-realized “funny animal” comics character (with hands, upright stance, almost completely human below the neck).
Hagio Moto
my scans : D
“May the Big Bad Wolf never come to your door” - Walt Disney
1934 Disney Three Little Pigs pocketwatch
Step one #bartkira #akira #simpsons
Osamu Tezuka
chippo-kun konnichiwa by Tezuka Osamu
asuka sachiko
Deathstroke the Terminator created by Marv Wolfman & George Pérez.
illustration by Nogami Kei, Ribon magazine, 1970s
Special gold club pins, only limited to 25. Get one by becoming a $10 patron at patreon.com/bensears. Gold club members get free prints and other cool things in the mail every once in awhile. Worth it, I’d say.
I almost don’t want to share this because I don’t want anyone else to get my pin!
I’m going on tour this summer to promote Night Air and its companion story The Sweeper. Come say hey if you’ll be at any of these shows.
(via Gregory Benton Street Angel painting)
Street Angel by Gregory Benton
Gumby telephone (Lewco 1985)
very excited to announce that my first book, EXITS, is coming out from koyama press this fall!
FYI the cover’s title and mirror will be reflective in real life
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One of my new stickers!