Nice flip-through as always! I had missed "I, Dragon," "Lilly Wave," "Mythologies & Apocrypha," and "In the Garden of Earthly Delights" in my online review of the catalog. I was also shocked when I heard that Image is publishing Deadbone! I got hat Peeters and Schuiten Nemo book through the Kickstarter. It's mostly full page images with text, so it's a little different than the other books, but it's still amazingly beautiful like the others. Alaxis Press also published a really nice edition of Leaning Girl. I agree with you on Tim Lane, and I loved that first Mythologies comic. I also like Tommaso a lot - he has been publishing Black Phoenix for Patreon supporters and doing a variety of different genres and playing with format in that magazine.

A highlight each month. Glad I waited for the Tardi boxed set.

Thanks for the run down!

Cool channel. I ordered some zines from your big cartel. Looking forward to the book on NVS. I hope it will be available to order. Great discussion.

Thanks for mentioning the Manga version of Ronin Rising though I wonder if the story will work in the smaller manga format. But $12.95 is a good price.

It’s a lean month but that’s good as my wallet could use the respite from the last two months of very interesting books.

Always glad to hear your takes. I am very happy with Charles Burns Kommix cover book. I just can't get enough of his stuff!

The Road is a superb adaptation and graphically a beautiful book. You should see it in the European format size. Hope you get it there also.

Floating World got the solicit for Vendetta: Holy Vindicator all messed up... it's not a one-shot, it's issue #5 (continuing on from issue #4, 30 years ago!) - everything by STEVE McArdle (there is no Sean McArdle) lol -- great video!

Ultra Heaven 1 by Last Gasp looks cool.

Also a new Henry & Glenn comic coming out from Microcosm Publishing.

Magnetic really produces beautiful books. I've really only bought one scifi cartoonist and a few toppi books but they are all so beautiful

This is THE Rick Parker you think it is. I checked it out.

Yellow by Jay Martin was something I preordered, I read his previous GN, not bad.

It’s a shame that Final Cut is 6X9. I’m glad I bought the French albums as they were released. Editions Cornelius makes some beautiful books.

52:26 I would suggest to consider the last volumen of Tokyo These Days by Taiyo Matsumoto. (PS: Thank you for this monthly flip-trough. It helps a lot.)

I've been waiting all year for that J. Webster Sharp book from Avery Hill! I'll probably order direct from them when it comes up for preorder.

How did I miss I.L. by Tezuka???

I can't imagine sitting down and reading a blacksad comic from start to finish

2:20 as far as I know, very little of the original art still exists. Literally destroyed. The mind boggles!

Ive been looking online for more information on GROUND ZERO COMICS by Leonard Rifas ever since I saw your video, without much luck. I'm so glad you mentioned it!

Very nice book haul in there. I was suprised to know that Mezzo and Pirus was published over there and by no other than Kitchen Sink. Never understood why Fantagraphics (or others…) never reprinted this one but then again they failed to print the whole “King if the Flies” series, so… If you can try to get the excellent “Love In Vain: Robert Johnson 1911-1938” also by them.

Just finished 2nd Innocent book. Absolute must read. Sakamoto is on another level

Thanks for mentioning the DC Comics Style Guide! I had no idea it was being republished.

One thing that caught my eye was "Last Starry Night" from Black Panel Press. Looks interesting.

Ignorant review

right on!

Amar Chitra Katha was a staple of every Indian comics fan, very interesting to see them push towards a Western market. They were more mythological than religious, so I think some non-Hindu readers will get some mileage out of them.

Ordered the Veitch Swamp Thing the other day. And will definitely get the last Peep Show. Rip Joe Matt (and Ed Piskor). Thanks for these Previews vids.

I read the book. Liked it and a few days later I found the short video of how the book was made. I appreciated the book even more knowing the struggle they went through to craft the book.

“Jim Lee…What the F***k?” ☠️☠️☠️

18 volumes. Correct sir!

"Stuff I've Only Seen in The Comics Journal Ads" makes up about 90% of my comics collecting life! Comics Interview is highly underrated, not surprised you know better. I really enjoyed this video, thanks for sharing your haul.

Isn't Dave Shelton, in SENTENCE, the one who posted his sketchbook art on twitter? Very talented if memory serves.

the first Usagi Yojimbo in colour in that Doomsday Squad

soooo much good stuff...Floyd Farland!!!! holy shit...

Been waiting for that Luther Arkwright book for a while. It came out in England at least a year ago.

And yes, that's an embarrassing cover.

excellent selection Colin, added a few to my wantlist...

I cheered a little when I saw you got GOLD DIGGER #300! I got my copy when it came out last year, though I still haven't read it yet. You pack a lot of great stuff into this haul.

“The Talk” was published last year. I just reserved it from my library.

Ha ha! Who would want Faust as a hardcover?

Great job as always. I found a couple of books that caught my eye: “Yellow” by Jay Martin/Dark Horse. The cover caught my eye and “Wolverton” by PS Art Books Softee;

Two and a half pages of Will Eisner graphic novels still in print is very impressive. I've never had any real interest in his work after The Spirit, but I may give A Contract With God a try on your recommendation. Remember when these videos were an hour long? Your going to have to start getting the Lunar Distribution catalog. 😅 I kid, you still find a lot of good stuff in Previews every month!

Another episode that will make me spend more money than I planned on LOL.

I went ahead and asked my LCS to order Penthouse Comix 2. I asked for the “Big Icky” variant because it was the “safest” cover choice.

I don’t care for Jodorowsky either. The Incal was a slog.

I have Andromeda by Zé Burnay. I got it signed at the Amadora Comics Festival when it came out in... 2018... I think. It's been a while. But I never got around to reading it. His type of art is rare, nobody else around here does this type of realistic detail. Not even Osvaldo Medina, who is pretty detailed, but has a way better sense of narrative (look for Kong the King, two wordless graphic novels Osvaldo did).

Spectacular looking stuff, though my favourite metamorphosis adaptation is still R. Sikoryak's featuring Charlie Brown. Carson Grubaugh of Living the Line features a lot of interesting manga lately, largely underground stuff that looks fabulous

We are definitely on the same page in our opinions of VISCERE. It's meant as a compliment, but Chloe's standout story reminded me a bit of Kazuo Umezz. Tia Roxae has a great way of grabbing your attention with that lush art style, and then you realize it's the most disturbing image you've ever seen! Hope to see many more anthologies like VISCERE and POISON PILL, in the tradition of TWISTED SISTER, in the future.