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New for December 2015

Trophies
Trophies
by Michael DeForge
This is a 16 page, 11" x 17", full color (with a few in black & white) newspaper collection of posters for bands, comics, tours and more.  Added Bonus:  thee posters on the last three pages were done in collaboration with Patrick Kyle.  You may want to consider getting two:  one to bag and save; one to cut up and hang on your walls. 
retail price - $5.00  copacetic price - $5.00







SJFSpace Jellyfish
by Jesse Jacobs
This one is a 16 page horizontally formatted comic book rendered in Jacobs's patented duotone. It's laid out, and could be read, as a series of 16 3-panel comics.  Is it far out?  Yes.
retail price - $5.00  copacetic price - $5.00




IN11Incubation
by Charles Burns
Publisher, Pigeon Press sez:  "Incubation is a brand new unique sketchbook by Charles Burns in that it focuses on his color work. The images within were selectedby the artist from his notebooks from the period during the years when he was working on his Nit Nit trilogy (X’ed Out, The Hive, Sugar Skull). This booklet offers a first-time look into Burn’s color process with examples of his sketches, conceptual drawings, color studies, and notes, etc… all presented beautifully in full-color throughout."  We've provided an appetizing preview on ello, HERE.
retail price - $9.95  copacetic price - $9.95

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sorry i can't come in on monday i'm really really sick
by Jane Mai
A gloomy greeting card of a comic book, this 16 page mini presents an illustrated diary of having a bad day.  Many will realte.  Let's hope that making this comic turned that frown upside-down
retail price - $3.00  copacetic price - $3.00



DP The Dharma Punks
by Ant Sang
This 416 page graphic novel was a big hit in its native New Zealand, and now at last arrives in North America courtesy of Canada's Conundrum Press, who has this to say about it:  "Set over one long night in Auckland New Zealand in 1994, a group of anarchist punks have hatched a plan to sabotage the opening of a multi-national fast-food restaurant by blowing it sky-high come opening day. Chopstick has been given the unenviable task of setting the bomb before the opening, but the night takes the first of many unexpected turns when he is separated from his accomplice. Chance encounters and events from his past conspire against him, forcing Chopstick to deal with more than just the mission at hand. Still reeling after the death of a close friend, and struggling to reconcile his spiritual path with his political actions, Chopstick’s journey is a meditation on life, love, friendship and the ghost of Kurt Cobain.  As the story unfolds, it becomes clear there is more at stake than was first realised, and the outcome of the night’s events will change all of their lives in ways they could never have imagined. Reminiscent of the drawing style of Paul Pope Sang’s compositions are insightful and sometimes breathtaking. But what lodges in the memory is the deep, heartfelt humanity that fills every page.  The Dharma Punks was originally published as a series of alternative comics which, at the height of its popularity, was outselling Spider-man and X-Men on New Zealand comic racks. Here it is collected for the first time for an international audience."<>  Introduction by Dylan Horrocks. 
retail price - $25.00  copacetic price - $22.22




New for November 2015


C5
Crickets #5
by Sammy Harkham
It's here!  The latest chapter of "Blood of the Virgin", the epic saga set in the milleau of early-1970s B-movie making, where fantasy and reality blend together as individuial personal perogatives clash with each other as well as those of business and æsthetics, peer group and family and more, with everything, somehow, finding its way into the film, before being transmuted
into this comic book and ultimately into the readers' brains, inspiring further transmutations as the cycle starts all over again in an endless cycle of creative rebirth.  Crickets.
retail price - $7.00  copacetic price - $6.50




New Construction
by Sam Alden
NCThe follow up to last year's It Never Happened, New Construction features two new comics novellas, "Backyard" and "Household."  Each is tautly rendered in Alden's forceful pencil line.  New Construction is aptly titled in that it is put together diferently.  It is a bifurcated edition, with the first tale, "Backyard," being both tightly rendered and printed on a (relatively) bright cream colored stock, while the second, "Household" is far more loose and expressionistic in its rendering and is printed on a dull light gray newsprint.  It is worth noting here that the reproduction quality in New Construction is significantly superior to that of It Never Happened; the pencil work in both stories here is crisp and clear.  (We've posted a preview on ello, HERE, but the photos don't really do the work justice.)  The stories, however, are a bit darker, narratively speaking, dealing with the tensions beneath the surface in relationships of all stripes, and charting their roots to family dysfunctions.  Sam Alden consistently produces comics that seek to provide an æsthetic catharsis for emotional devastation.  The works in New Construction are confrontations with personal demons that take place in pencil on paper.
retail price - $17.95  copacetic price - $15.00



F10Frontier #10: Michael DeForge

by Michael DeForge
In "Sensitive Property", Micheal DeForge employs a minimalist approach to both text and art.  The visual component conjoins his clean line figures with blocks of primary colors employed to indicate space in a manner somewhat akin to Blexbolex, while the text is entirely in the form of the protagonist's narration of her actions.  The combined effect is one of extreme detachment and disassociation. The plot serves to connect the subterfuge of corporations, the economic power of the real estate market, and their combined cooption and subversion of radical dissent; its folding into the status quo.
 
retail price - $7.95  copacetic price - $7.50




CBCurveball
by Jeremy Sorese
Wow!  Jeremy Sorese makes a big splash with his graphic novel debut.  Curveball is a lavishly produced 420 (!) page all-new, graphic novel.  It's a science fiction / romance epic set in a highly automated, robotics-heavy future in which all the scientific advances don't prevent people form being subject to the same foibles and fragilities as ever. The folks at NoBrow have done a great job in presenting Sorese's detailed pencil, ink & wash drawings together with flourescent orange (!) spot colors (which occasionally morph into full page overlays -- it's probably best that you check out the preview photos we posted HERE).  The book looks and feels great! -- and what's more, Nobrow has pulled off the hat trick of managing to bring this hefty tome to market, complete with the high quality printing and packaging that it is known for, at quite a reasonable price.  Fun!
retail price - $19.99  copacetic price - $17.77




MF2
Men's Feelings #2
by Ted May

OK, all you comics readers out of touch with your own feelings (you know who you are!), those of the male prersuasion -- the majority, no doubt -- are now offered respite, in the form the second jam-packed issue of Men's Feelings!  Ted May has done the heavy lifting for you, pulling back the psychic boulders one by one to reveal the quivering mass of male insecurites that lie within.  In these eleven tales, ranging in length from the single pagers, "Thank You," and "Good Night," to the epic, ironically titled 10-pager, "You Can Skip This One," Mr. May demonstrates his mastery of comics story-telling in the service of a higher calling -- that of puting men in touch with their feelings.  All for a fin!
retail price - $5.00  copacetic price - $5.00



CMB
Chain Mail Bikini: The Anthology of Women Gamers
edited by Hazel Newlevant
Starting out with an in-your-face cover illustration by Hellen Jo , Chain Mail Bikini features a fistful of comics by:  Amanda Scurti (Hey, Jana J!) Aatmaja Pandya (Travelogue) anna anthropy (Rise of the Video Game Zinesters) Anna Rose (Strange Paradise) Annie Mok (Rookie Magazine) Becca Hillburn (7" Kara) Buntoo (Q*Star) Caitlin Rose Boyle (An Itty Bitty Summoning) Carey Peitsch (Adventure Time: Marceline Gone Adrift) Diana Nock (Poorcraft) Elizabeth Simins (Bad at Games) Hazel Newlevant (If This Be Sin) Jade F. Lee (Lacrimancer) Jane Mai (Sunday in the Park with Boys) Jeremy Boydell (Self Care with Dog) June Vigants (Benny & Fritz) Kae Kelly-Colon (Make Your Death) Kate Craig (Heart of Ice) Katie Longua (Munchies) Kinoko Evans (The Epic of Gilgamesh) Kori Michele Handwerker (Prince of Cats webcomic) Laura Lannes (The Basil Plant) Liane PyperMaggie Siegel-Berele (Jesus Loves Lesbians, Too) Megan Brennan (Pencil Pup) merritt kopas (Videogames For Humans) Mia Schwartz (Strawberries) Miranda Harmon (System Upgrade) MK Reed (The Cute Girl Network) Molly Ostertag (Strong Female Protagonist) Natalie Dupille (The Feminist Bakery) Rachel Ordway (Art School Adventures) Sara Goetter (Boozle) Sarah Stern (Game Boss) Sarah Winifred Searle (Drawing Conclusions) Sera Stanton (Temi) Sophie Yanow (The War of Streets and Houses) and Yao Xiao (Baopu).  Whew!  Someone you know wants this one...
retail price - $20.00  copacetic price - $17.77


I6
Irene #6
Weighing in at 214 black & white pages, and powered by a host of talented comics creators banded together under startlingly detailed covers by "d. w.", the sixth issue of Irene is one of the strongest anthologies of the season and may be the best volume yet in this impressive series.  Featuring a bushel of strong stories such as "Girl Town" by Carolyn Nowak, "Dreaming" by Tillie Walden, "You Come to a Strange Town" by Luke Howard and plenty more.  Irene is also pepered throughout with unique occasional art by the likes of Marc Bell, Leif Goldberg, Jai Granofsky and others, and including a 14 page excerpt of d.w.'s "Mountebank."  Be sure to give this one the once over. 
retail price - $15.00  copacetic price - $13.75



DC4

Dog City #4

And now, how about an anthology series with a Pittsburgh connection?  This time around, the Dog City team is focused on COLLABORATION.  Each of the seven works collected here is the result of a free for all process of collaboration between two creators.  Anything goes, and anything does in this 100+ page, B & W, perfeect bound anthology, as the work takes unexpected twists and turns.  Collaboration with another enables a creator to break out of their own familiar terrain and discover -- and, crucially, explore -- a new world.  Join in the discover, in Dog City #4!
retail price - $15.00  copacetic price - $12.75





W Walkabout
by Sally Ingraham
Marcel Proust felt that life's events were most truly experienced after the fact, in their recreation through memory, and created what many consider the greatest novel ever penned to back up his claim.  On a much more modest scale, Sally Ingraham has recalled and recreated some select moments of her own in Walkabout.  She recently relocated from Pittsburgh to Santa Fe, NM, at which remove she has reflected on her former environs in the form of this pictographic recreation of a walk, or walks -- there's quite a bit of ground covered in this issue's 72 pages, which have been hand sewn into a cozy, hand made comic book that may serve as a catalyst for readers' own memories of similar perambulations, like Proust's madeleine...
retail price - $8.00  copacetic price - $8.00



SP Space Punks
by Jonas McLuggage
Get ready for a fresh comics blast courtesy the recently-transplanted-to-Pittsburgh, Jonas McLuggage!  Space Punks lands you smack dab in the middle of a dynamic comics universe that will fix your comics jones; in seconds flat you will be blasted off out of your humdrum existence into the world of... Space Punks!  This 16 page comic book is beautifully printed -- right here in Pittsburgh -- on coated stock with an extra heayweight cover.  It is cover to cover comics; all killer, no filler.  It has been produced in a signed and numbered, limited edition of 100 copies.  As an added bonus, each comic includes a tasty original sketch on the back cover!  Check out our preview of this soon-to-be-collector's-item, HERE!
retail price - $8.00  copacetic price - $8.00




SATStreet Angel Twofer:  TrickRTreat + Xmas Special
by Jim Rugg & Brian Maruca
The holiday season has arrived, and now's your chance to celebrate it with Street Angel in this season-spanning Twofer Special Package containing BOTH the Halloween-themed Trick R Treat AND the Street Angel Xmas Special!  Both of these comics are compact 4 1/2" x 6 1/2" editions. Trick R Treat  (aka Ghost Monster) runs 20 pages in full color on glossy stock; Street Angel Xmas Special is a pink paper edition that runs 28 pages in black & white.  Both are action-packed, fun-filled comics adventures -- ninjas! reindeer! ghosts! --  that are sure to revive anyone's flagging holiday spirits.  Made in Pittsburgh!
retail price - $10.00  copacetic price - $10.00


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There Is No Right Way To Meditate
by Yumi Sakugawa
The latest book by Yumi Sakugawa demonstrates once again how effective comics can be in communicating concepts and ideas. Here she imparts her hard won knowledge of not only the value of meditation, but also the importance of being open to new ways of thinking and how being less self critical can help achieve this.
retail price - $13.99  copacetic price - $12.75




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Junji Ito's Cat Diary: Yon & Mu
by Junji Ito
AAIIIIIEEE!!!  Cats!  Junji Ito reveals the terrors of cat ownership in this manga diary that accomplishes the rare feat of being simultaneously chilling and hilarious.
retail price - $10.99  copacetic price - $9.99




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The New Deal
by Jonathan Case
Jonathan Case delivers a sharp looking period piece.  Set in the Waldorf Astoria of the 1930s, The New Dea views the goings on there through the eyes of the staff, and in the process confronts -- albiet from a 21st century perspective -- race, class and gender relations and the preconceptions that go with them in this nice looking fast-paced graphic novel, that makes for a fun and diverting read.  Full size, black and white, hardcover edition.
retail price - $16.99  copacetic price - $15.25




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Tunes Terms and Conditions: The Unabridged Graphic Adaptation - Part C & Part D
by R. Sikoryak
It's here!  The second -- heftier, weighing in at a big 60 pages -- installment of R. Sikoryak's jarring formalist experiment that combines Apple's legal department's boilerplate with classic comics layouts.  Reading contracts wioll never be the same again!
We've posted a preview of both issues, HERE.
retail price - $10.00  copacetic price - $9.00







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New for October 2015


SiSThe Sky in Stereo
by Sacha Mardou
Sacha Mardou is a natural born comics storyteller.  Her pen & ink characters live and breath on the page.  The situations they find themselves in, their reactions to them, and the way it all plays out in the pages of her comics works have a verisimilitude that few other comics creators can match. The Sky in Stereo is her first foray into long form comics (i.e., a graphic novel).  She's been at work on it for a number of years (she and her husband, fellow comics maker, Ted May are also raising a child, who was an infant at the start of Sky in Stereo) and has released two of it's chapters as successful stand-alone comics.  Here in this iteration, we have a graphic-novel length work that weighs in at 180 pages, yet we are still only half way there, as the story is "to be concluded in Book 2."  The two stand-alone comics appear here as chapters two and three of this work, comprising just over half its length. The new work that appears here for the first time are the introduction and first chapter, which follow the protagonist, Iris from the time her mother is "born again" (courtesy some Jehovah's Witnesses) to the time which Iris drops out of the church, and the fourth chapter in which the lingering effects of the microdot that Iris ingested at the start of the third chapter make themselves felt.  Along the way, the reader experiences the streets, businesses and homes of Manchester, England (Mardou's hometown) through Iris's eyes, and almost feels the pavement beneath her feet.  For more perspective on this great work, please see the Copacetic reviews of the first and second issues.  RECOMMENDED!
retail price - $17.95  copacetic price - $15.00


LydLydian
by Sam Alden
Sam Alden's new work is quite a departure.  Long time readers, acculturated to his swift and sure pencil renderings may be startled to open this work and find it filled with super-low-resolution pixel renderings (at least one of his pixel art works has previously seen print, however, in the pages of S! #18).  Upon reflection, however, Lydian can be seen as an extension of the direction Alden was moving into with his last work, Hunter, which was a piece that immersed the reader in a quasi-videogame world.  Both Hunter and Lydian are full color works and both employ constraints:  Hunter is hand drawn with marker, employing the constraint of being a wordless comic; Lydian is dependent on a highly constrained computer rendering that imposes an extreme limit upon the depiction of character expression as a result of being at the limit of pixelation, and thus forces the reader to be highly reliant on the dialogue to infer character actions, expression, moods and emotions.  These two approaches may be seen as the inverse of each other.  Plenty of food for thought, regardless.  Our take away is that Alden is probing the constraints placed on consciousness in the ever more computer-assisted / computer-dependent environment in which he and his peers find themselves, and reporting back in comics form.
retail price - $12.00  copacetic price - $12.00


UM3
The Understanding Monster, Book Three

by Theo Ellsworth
The concluding volume of Ellsworth's ambitious cartooned deconstruction of the psyche has arrived!  This is the third in a matched series of full size, full color, hardcover graphic excursions.  Prepare yourself for a trip like no other, as The Understanding Monster turns identity inside-out and then plays out a series of dramas with its component parts... it's pretty difficult to describe actually.  Here is our take on the initial volume in the series.  See you on the other side!
retail price - $21.95  copacetic price - $19.75


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Capacity (Deluxe Edition)
by Theo Ellsworth
And, while we're on the subject of Theo Ellsworth, his tour de force of imaginiton is at last back in print in this "deluxe" flexibound edition.  Capacity has been a favorite here at Copacetic since day one and is one of the singular works of 21st century comics. We are excited to be again be able to offer it here at Copacetic, especially so that those who have come to the world of personally expressive, small press comics while this work was unavailable will now have the opportunity to experience the joys of entering into the pen and ink land of Capacity!  Here is our listing of the original release, and here is a preview we just posted to Ello.  Now at a SPECIAL (limited-time-introductory) PRICE!
retail price - $25.00  copacetic price - $20.00


MK35MK34MK36NK37Mini-Kus #35: Birthday

by Theo Ellsworth
What's this?  Another new Theo Ellsworth work?  Yes!  Hot off the Latvian presses, Birthday is a sixteen page, full color mini-comic that celebrates the "intense psychic initiation known as the Inner-Space Birth Ritual."  It is also joined this month by three other Biedriba Grafiskie Stasti releases:  Mini-Kus #34: Limonchick by Mikkel Sommer; Mini-Kus #36: Pages to Pages by Lai Tat Tat Wing  ; Mini-Kus #37: Snake in the Nose by Tommi Matsuri .  Hold onto your hats!
retail price - $5.00@  copacetic price - $5.00@


AoFThe Arab of the Future
by Riad Sattouf
This book made a big splash in France, where it was initially published, becoming a #1 best seller.  It has subsequently gone on to be translated into sixteen languages, including Englsh, and now is belatedly making its North American debut in this attractively produced, French-flapped (naturellement!) edition, with 160 interior pages printed on a nice flat, off-white paper stock which is well suited to the judicious duo-tone color scheme that supports Sattouf's cleanly delineated, highly expressive cartooning.  The tale is a memoir of his early childhood years spent in Libya under Gaddafi and Syria under Assad, Sr., as well as rural France, and it is expertly told.  The likes of Alison Bechdel ("This is a beautiful, funny, and important graphic memoir."), Michel Hazanavicius ("The Arab of the Future is one of those books that transcend their form to become a literary masterpiece." [What, comics masterpiece somehow not good enough?! - ed.]), and Gene Luen Yang, who says it best ("The Arab of the Future is a beautifully cartooned story that is both modern and timeless.  The protagonist is one of the most endearing in comics. An important book, not just as art but as a window into another culture.").  In addition to having the potential to appeal to fans of these creators' works, The Arab of the Future stands a good chance of being appreciated by readers of Marjane Satrapi, Guy Delisle, Joe Sacco, and anyone else who is intrigued by the prospect of experiencing alien cultures in comics form.  This volume will provide North American readers with some serious perspective on their own lives.
retail price - $26.00  copacetic price - $22.75


OMWATTerror Assaulter: O.M.W.O.T. (One Man War On Terror)
by Benjamin Marra
In OMWOT, Ben Marra shows us what can happen when someone (well, someone of the male gender, anyway) who grows up fully immersed in our violence and sex drenched culture never lets go of their inner child.  In 112 blood-soaked pages, cheerfully colored soley in bold swaths of primary colors, Marra presents us with an irony-drenched reading of America today.  It is, figuratively speaking, a Punisher x-over in an issue of G.I. Joe that is a twisted, coded translation of Where the Wild Things Are reimagined as a comic book adaptation of a porn film, created by a team made up of George Saunders (script), Spain Rodriguez (pencils), Paul Gulacy (inks), and edited by Raymond Pettibone.  As Hannah Arendt made it her business to demonstrate the "banality of evil", Benjamin Marra has, by equating the struggle for a parking space at the shopping mall to a terrorist takeover of the USA, shown us the banality of sex and violence.  Adding to the irony, this detailed depiction of a corrupted and debased inner child is for ADULTS ONLY.
retail price - $14.99  copacetic price - $13.75


CotG11Conditions on the Ground
by Kevin Hooyman
Based on the evidence provided by this voluminous volume, Kevin Hooyman likes comics.  He likes to read them; he likes to draw them; he likes to assemble them; he like to publish them.  Comics are good.  Anyone who feels similarly, would do well to pick up this hefty tome and leaf through it; just open it at random and read whatever you find.  Comics about life in all its zany aspects is what this book is about, and comics is how the stories are told, comics that are steeped in the ways of the world and, especially, the world according to comics, and, specifically, the ways of seeing that comics engenders.  The line employed here has something of Gahan WIlson about it, and, naturally enough, because they're comics, the stories have a bit of Kirby about them, specifically, early-sixties, pre-superhero Marvel Kirby.  There's much more informing these comics, as well.  Check them out and see.


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Black Rat

by Cole Closser
Cole Closser continues to bring the past to life.  In Black Rat, he weaves a single character through a multiplicity of diverse and distinctive styles originally possessed by an array of artists who have passed on, leaving their work in their wake, to be picked up and carried on in a relay race to the future.  Closser has assembled for this project a rag tag team of comics and manga artists, animators, outsider artists and "the anonymous patients of Dr. G.M. Bacon."  Notable among them are pre-war mangaka, Suiho Tagawa and the early outsider/visionary artist, Charles A.A. Dellschau.  Black Rat takes a comics-centric spin through the back roads of art history.
retail price - $15.00  copacetic price - $13.75


VCVirtual Candle
by HTML Flowers
Created under the Southern Cross and rigorous social order of the Oceanic continent, Virtual Candle is the first collection of HTML Flowers's work to land upon the shores of North America.  Yet, demonstrating that art respects no political or geographic borders, the comics and other work collected in this spiffy softcover edition have been inhabited by the spirit of Providence, RI-based, Paper Rad/Paper Rodeo.  HTML Flowers (playing Naomi Watts to Simon Hanselmann's Nicole Kidman) demonstrates his multifacted talent in the pieces collected here, which include work executed in a variety of media, pencil, pen and ink, colored pencil, watercolor, even, apparantly, tattoos.  A good bet for the adventurous comics reader.
retail price - $15.00  copacetic price - $15.00



MP6¡A LA ORDEN! (NUEVO SIN CLORO)
by Lizzee Solomon
The latest by Lizzee Solomon has arrived: ¡A LA ORDEN! (NUEVO SIN CLORO). Should this be considered Mutual Paradise #6? Maybe! Regardless, this is in pretty much the same format as the first five issues of MP: digest size, black and white comics with a full color, wraparound, cardstock cover; the difference this time around is that this would have to be considered the "special vacation issue", as this issue is entirely devoted to Ms. Solomon's vacation -- with companion --  to the resort at Cartagena de Indias on the coast of Columbia.  We've posted a brief preview HERE.
retail price - $5.00  copacetic price - $4.50


HM276Heavy Metal #276
by Jack Kirby
In case anyone missed it: there is an alternate edition of the latest Heavy Metal that sports an amazing wraparound cover by JACK KIRBY highlighting the 13 pages of excellent reproductions of vibrant, full-color late-1970s Kirby art within.  These are the spectacular pieces that Jack executed for the proposed Lord of Light film (based on a book series by Roger Zelazny) and/or Science Fiction Land theme park (?!?) that were then hijacked by the CIA to play a crucial part in a ruse to extricate some American prisoners held in Iran that involved scouting for a film location; a ruse which was, in turn, leter turned into the 2012 film Argo.  Crazy, right?  Regardless, the art here is the definition of spectacular. 
retail price - $7.95  copacetic price - $7.95


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The Twilight Children #1

by Gilbert Hernandez & Darwyn Cooke, w/Dave Stewart
Gilbert Hernandez and Dawyn Cooke (with no small help from colorist extraordinaire, Dave Stewart) team up to bring us a four issue, full color comic book series that presents a tale of sex and the supernatural, mystery and intrigue, cops & scientists, and children of light and dark, set in a nameless seaside fishing village.  Sign us up!
retail price - $4.99  copacetic price - $4.99




DD-ToTDonald Duck: "Trick or Treat"

by Carl Barks
Yes!  The latest volume in the epic 30-volume Carl Barks Library has arrived (we believe that this is Volume 15, despite it stating that it is Volume 13 on the copyright/indicia page).  This one is perhaps the most riotous volume yet, filled with more fun-filled antics than any other yet published.  This is due in no small part to Fantagraphics' decision to follow the stories that make up Donald Duck No. 26 -- one of the last issues of the actual Donald Duck title
wholly by Barks (Barks of course continued to pen Donald Duck tales for WDC&S for years more, but he more or less transferred from working on Donald Duck to Uncle Scrooge, which was, after all, his own creation) -- which includes the title track "Trick or Treat", with a whopping fourteen consecutive classic 10-pagers!  Originally published in a stretch that ran from late 1952 through 1953, these 10-pagers are filled with the comedic slapstick antics that Barks arguably did better than anyone else in comics, ever, and this volume has some of the best, including the back-to-back masterpieces, "The Hypno-Gun" and "Omelet."  Also on hand here are the classic Barksian philsophical exploration, "Flip Decision" and the neo-classic all-American fable of choice and faith, "Some Heir Over the Rainbow."  Comics don't get any better than this.
retail price - $29.99  copacetic price - $25.75


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M Train

by Patti Smith
Patti Smith's hotly anticipated follow up to her sensational Just Kids has arrived.  There are plenty of reviews to read, as Google amply testifies...
retail price - $25.00  copacetic price - $21.75








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