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Mineshaft #45 - The 25th Anniversary Issue!

Believe it or not, Mineshaft #45 is the 25th Anniversary Issue!  How?!?

It features a trippy-yet-appropriate wrap-around cover by Aaron Horkey, along with a slew of new work by a bigger than ever roster of contributors, including R. Crumb, Drew Friedman, Aaron Horkey, Billy Childish, Mary Fleener, Christoph Mueller, Gunnar Lundkvist, Simone Baumann, David Collier, Glenn Head, Aaron Lange, Kim Deitch, Sophie Crumb, Bill Crook, Max Clotfelter, Robert Armstrong and Kayla E.

As with all issues of Mineshaft, this issue has a small print run. In other words, it won't be around forever.

Available HERE, now.

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EL DIARIO MONTAÑÉS

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Chartwell Manor von Glenn Head Comic Kritik

Chartwell Manor von Glenn Head Comic Kritik

Mit “Chartwell Manor” gibt es von Glenn Head einen autobiografischen Comic. Erschienen ist das Werk schon im Oktober 2021 und besitzt 248 Seiten. Empfohlenes Lesealter ist ab 16 Jahren. Kurz vorweg: Meines Erachtens hätte dieser Band auch die ein oder andere Triggerwarnung gebrauchen können. Es ist ein schwieriges Thema und eines mit gravierendem Triggerpotential. Da das ein oder andere Wort aus…

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From a Glenn Head Crumb comic by Jennifer Rogers Via Flickr: From a Glenn Head comic about R. Crumb, Interview magazine, April 1995.

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Glenn Head Talks About Revealing Something Disturbing in "Chicago"

Glenn Head Talks About Revealing Something Disturbing in “Chicago”

In the 70’s, underground comix depicted the ugly side of truth most people refused to acknowledge in their daily lives while finding beauty in that same wasteland of a world. Cartoonists like Robert Crumb produced influential books like Zap Comix which brought a bit of prominence to the punk subculture of comics. A subculture that still thrives today through the ink of storytellers like Glenn…

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"If You’re Gonna Do a Memoir, Don’t Go Easy on Yourself": Glenn Head Talks about the Creative Process Behind 'Chicago'

Staggeringly personal, Glenn Head’s Chicago (Fantagraphics Books) is a storytelling triumph. Its creator joined us to talk about his creative process and approach to making comix. Underground comix are alive and well, which comes as absolutely no surprise when you open the pages of Chicago, the latest effort from artist Glenn Head and Fantagraphics. The memoir is a masterclass in the modern…

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Comics Alternative Interviews: Glenn Head

Comics Alternative Interviews: Glenn Head

Listen to the podcast! [powerpress] That Toddling Town On this episode of the interview show, Andy and Derek have as their guest Glenn Head, whose new book Chicago: A Comix Memoir was just released from Fantagraphics. They talk with Glenn extensively about the the work and how it is a marked departure from his previous comics. Chicago is Glenn’s coming-of-age account of leaving Madison, NJ, in…

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