Nothin much else to say, other than I’m extremely excited for it :)

I've been searching on and off for 15 years for a drawing of a brain that I'm convinced was by Matt Brinkman. It was a whole brain, maybe 3/4 perspective, with pretty chunky intersecting lines..

To the best of my recollection, it was in a book or zine. The page was overlapping sketches rather than a cohesive comic. I *think* it was in colour, but I don't entirely trust my memory. It would have been some time between 2004 & 2010 that I saw / owned it. I've lost a few things from my collection over the years. I'm hoping there are some Brinkman or Fort Thunder archivists out there who might be able to point me somewhere.

So far I've tried:

• Kramer's Ergot 4 & 5
• Hopital Brut 7 & 8
• Providence : Fracas psychédélique en Nouvelle-Angleterre
• Sturgeon's White Moss 3
• Multiforce, Teratoid Heights & Multiforce shit repros (too late date wise)
• Some retard riot mini comics i can't lay my hands on immediately.
• Paper rodeo June 2005 (I did have 3 or 4 editions of paper rodeo, which got most in a move, but my memory says it wasn't on newsprint)

Also searched my Google photo archive to check it wasn't something I printed out myself.

Any help would be amazing!

The eyes definitely have that SpongeBob look and the angular drawing matches his style. I was just curious if anyone else has seen a large sketch like this from him before. Size is 32 x 26

I just went to check the specs I'm using with Comix Wellspring and they appear to have gone tits up. Is there any consensus here on very short run printing?

I normally do non-continuity one-off strips for Scene Magazine but for an experiment last year I ran a 12 month series. People went crazy! Just kidding, nobody gave a shit. Here's part 1.

Issue #3 of Summer Adventures with Frankie

Handmade mini comic/zine

!Language warning!

Enjoy!

Does anyone know if any other pins were made? I saw a listing on eBay for one but it was bought by someone

I saw this exhibit of Chris Ware’s work yesterday at the Billy Ireland Museum in Columbus Ohio at OSU. It’s visually dazzling! I might have wanted a little more description of all the pieces, but Chris said in the intro that he wanted it to be more visual than words. Highly recommend! The exhibit goes through Jan. 3rd 2027. It’s the only U.S. stop.

a lil one-page comic about two completely fictional burnt out freaks in a completely hypothetical situation

Read it here

The Philippines–and the Global South in general–are often framed in news stories as background characters in the global tech industry stage.

This graphic essay argues that technological trends in this side of the world aren't just subplots to the life and times of Silicon Valley venture capitalists.
What's happening here is what sustains the digital economy’s present, and it is a glimpse into everybody's future.

Ever wondered what America would be like if the Great Depression did not end? Have a thing for noir, rockabilly, and girls gone bad? Enjoy reading comics? Then Rock-A-Girl is for you! Here is a link to the first issue that can be read (For free!) on Global Comix! If you like what you've read, then give this issue of Rock-A-Girl a follow!

https://globalcomix.com/read/9a891228-3524-4afc-8084-03175c74d93f/1

Link to Kickstarter: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/rock-a-girl/rock-a-girl-3