Gabe Fowler is the owner of this shop and I hope it never ever closes. It’s a comics, zine or straight-up hand made products store in Brooklyn and I’m so happy to be able to go there on occasion and get my fix.

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I’ve been working on an MS Paint comic called The Squid and can now share Chapter One with you for free online. The story follows the mishap adventures of a Japanese gang member who falls into foul play due to agreeing to be a consultant on the set of a 1980s film production and is subsequently dumped into the Pacific Ocean.

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I caught sight of something online and it shot me back to one of the first comics I ever saw: Kamandi 1972-1974. I had completely forgotten about this comic story. It’s written, drawn and edited for DC Comics by Jack Kirby (whaaaaat?!) DC Comics put out a handsome first volume and all I want to do is lay in bed, read Kamandi, and eat ice cream.

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When my girlfriend first showed me this cartoon I thought something was happening to my body that was going to end badly. Superjail is so savage, funny, and well done, that I don’t know what to do with myself. I was talking to a friend at MoCCA Fest last week and he said his wife is afraid of it.

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There’s something sad about this band knowing that the lead singer, Michael Hutchence, died in a hotel room. But I can’t get enough of them in the morning as I prepare to go to work. New Sensation and Lavazza is all I need.

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Whenever I’ve had enough of the odd behavior that surfaces due to people being crammed on a train in New York, I check out Subway Douchery and start feeling better as I laugh along with the administrators of this site. It’s just something every New Yorker can relate to because, sometimes, the subway is a freak show.

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