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Nearly ready to install planks in my office, so I& #39;m prepping the zine & manga collection for sorting and reshelving
Can& #39;t wait to have all these books within reach again
Ashura by George Akiyama
Can& #39;t wait to have all these books within reach again
Ashura by George Akiyama
Violence Jack by Go Nagai
(Not trying to ignore reality, but taking a pit stop in early-1970s manga has been a nice afternoon respite)
(Not trying to ignore reality, but taking a pit stop in early-1970s manga has been a nice afternoon respite)
dive! by Jillian Tamaki (2008)
This Special OTOMO issue of Brutus (with stickers?!)
the third volume of The Boy Detectives Club series by Edogawa Rampo
(I tried translating this book for an undergrad class project but abandoned it halfway)
(I tried translating this book for an undergrad class project but abandoned it halfway)
The Japanese edition of the big collection of Tsurita Kuniko. Called FLIGHT in the Seirinkogeisha edition (The Sky is Blue with a Single Cloud in the D&Q english edition)
Part of my Lisa Hanawalt minis stash :))). Much of this collected in her new D&Q book I WANT YOU
(The light is super yellow in my Risograph closet)
(The light is super yellow in my Risograph closet)
Beta Temple by Ian Jones-Quartey (!!)
Girl Apocalypse by Angie Wang
LOL super illegible motes from a Yoshida Sensha comic I fan translated but we never posted
The first issue of Mandarake Trash, the in-house zine (catalogue?) made by the employees of Mandarake Maniacs (the retro/vintage/weirdo Mandarake on the top floor of Nakano Broadway)
REMAKE one-shot by Lamar Abrams for an SPX
Japan Foundation exhibit catalogue with an odd but dense almanac of various creators from 1960-1990
Human Tofu by Jiro Ishikawa, experimental zine master and prolific self-published manga artist
Zine of Thai horror comics published by Logan Bay that DeForge got for me in the mid-2000s???
