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"Mr. Bostick has a fine-tuned camp sensibility that he deftly employs to address contemporary mores and behaviors in a style that appears to involve an unholy alliance between John Stanley and Jaime Hernandez. The eye-catching covers reveal a nice graphic sensibility. Fun!" – The Copacetic Comic Company
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 GO-GO
GIRL #1 (12 pages, $2.00) Go-Go Girl leaves the gentle cycle behind as she airs her dirty laundry. She may never wear clean clothes again! Soak in the April-fresh story Wash and Where? Also includes two boozy mini-stories that are big on laughs, Unbalanced Breakfast and I'll Drink To That. A screwball collection that will leave you spinning!
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 GO-GO
GIRL #2 (24 pages, $3.00) Love, destruction,
and hair piled shockingly high! A cute boy with a secret leads
Go-Go Girl into danger, forcing her to draw on everything she
learned at Beauty Reform School as she faces off against the ferocious
Goo Goo Muck! A thrilling 24-page, book-length adventure
complete in this issue! Essential!
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HEATH
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 GO-GO GIRL #3 (24 pages, $3.00) Make mine a double! This issue features TWO groovy stories served straight up. First, Go-Go Girl acquires the ability to control mens's minds! Or does she? find out in Hypnotized! Then, once again a menacing creature comes between Go-Go Girl and the man of her dreams but this time it's... an eight year old bully? You'll learn who wins when you check out Specially Marked Boxes! This collection is garnished with with two gin-soaked mini-stories that will surely intoxicate you: Last Call, Close Call and Angered Management. A potent concoction!!
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 CRASH
(12 pages, $2.00) The story of the legendary Darby Crash.The
leader of the early L.A. punk band THE GERMS, Darby committed
suicide when he was just 22. This history of Darby and his band
is told through a conversation between Darby and Jane Wiedlin
of the Go-Go's after a chance meeting the night before he died.
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FUCHSIA
GALACTICA SUMMER SPECIAL (2-color, 24
pages, $3.00) The universe barely escapes unscathed in the delicious
adventures of "intergalactic superstar" Fuchsia Galactica,
her money-grubbing manager Derf Dollar and her naughty robo-kitty
Gizmo. You'll be "Seeing Stars" when Fuchsia hosts an
intergalactic TV special gone MAD! Then eavesdrop on Gizmo's most
secret desire in "Gizmo: Queen of the Universe". After
so much mayhem, Fuchsia takes a much deserved (but not so restful)
"Vacation on Venus". Dave Kiersh says "[Vacation on Venus]
is soooo great, I can't stand it!!! Double crossed cross-dressers!
This is the best EVER!" Peppered in between are 2 delightful romps
with playground pals Soupy 'n Crackers. You can't miss! |
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"This collection of comics captures with grace and humor -- and frequently profound insight -- the joys, pressures, and contradictions of being gay in America." -- Dan Savage, Savage Love
Editors Robert Kirby and David Kelly celebrate Boy Trouble’s 10th anniversary with some of today’s best gay and lesbian cartoonists as they riff on the alternative boy aesthetic. Jennifer Camper’s protagonist spends a whirlwind day with his juvenile delinquent dyke sister; Ivan Velez, Jr. chronicles the heartaches of the well-endowed; and Craig Bostick captures the bittersweet angst of teen rock'n’roll boys. Kelly and Leanne Franson explore alienating bar life; Kirby and underground legend G.B. Jones present an encounter with an artsy adolescent; and Andy Hartzell offers a whimsical and beautifully drawn 12-page fantasy. Also featured: Cavalcade of Boys creator Tim Fish, Anonymous Boy, C. Bard Cole, and Michael Fahy. Distributed by Top Shelf. |
Entire stories available on-line for comics below. Click on the images to read them. |
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 NOBODY BELIEVES I'M GAY!
(XY Magazine #30, April 2001) Commissioned for the UNBELIEVABLE issue. Plain silly!
VACATION VISITATION or
The Boi Who Fell To Earth
(XY Magazine #32, July / August 2001)
This one was for the VACATION issue.
Even sillier!
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CREATE YOUR OWN SPACEBOY - A paper doll also from XY #30.
If only it was this easy . . . |
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