Just read this article and try your best to read as much as you can about this. We don’t need this returning.
guys this isnt a fucking joke reblog this shit
REBLOGGING THIS ONE TOO
RANSOMWARE IS HOW I LOST MY FIRST COMPUTER
DON’T SUFFER MY FATE
This is the folder I keep my current comics in, for page drawing on the go (usually train tables)
“Intergalactic Telepathic Pen Pal and Other Super-Short Stories” A 24-page compilation of super-short comic stories about tiny bear cults, love-sick beta fish, cigarette-smoke soul mates and bunny ghosts, mostly created within the last year or so. Half-letter-sized zine stapled with card stock cover.
If you have been following this tumblr for a while, you have probably seen many of these super-short comic stories already. Now you have the amazing opportunity to hold their black-and-white papery incarnations in your hands, tuck into your glove compartment to read while stuck in traffic, or give to your friends as a spontaneous present.
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ALSO…
Available in limited supply at Skylight Books in Los Angeles. (Photo and amazing chalk drawing courtesy of Jenn Witte of Skylight Books!)
1818 N. Vermont Avenue
Los Angeles, CA 90027
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Available in super-duper-limited supply at GR2 (the art gallery store of Giant Robot) in Los Angeles.
2062 Sawtelle Blvd
Los Angeles CA 90025
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Finally, will be available for purchase in person on the future dates September 1st and September 2nd at Golden Gate Park at S.F. Zine Fest in San Francisco. Yipee!
Log; Day 334;
Ol’ Chuck been taken by Presence, I always thought the Red Haired Girl would been the one too take him out.
Marcie and me are running out of water, foods pretty much done and gone. Just two cans of beens, and one pack of franks left.
I would feel guilty eating one of them cans, I promised Chuck one for his funny looking friend.
Pat out.
Oct. 29 1978
I just might make zine, with theme "Lovecraft in Peanuts country"
RRUFFURR, from the printer to the finished book.
Found this on pinterest, thought it was AWESOME! Definitely going to try this one day!
Click to enlarge photos.
from James Darrow
