Full disclosure: Ana Two horror comic to be published by Fieldmouse Press Dark room next year. A running joke I have with Ana is that, regardless of the subject matter of her comics, they are always inevitably about power exchange and power relations in kinky relationships. Even his delightfully deranged comic for Diskette Press, yaoi girl, It starts with a ridiculous premise, but then inevitably gets to the same kind of exploration that Ana Two has done in her other comics.

Most of Jeff Lok's career was dedicated to comics with extremely dark and strange humor. Its rough line was a big part of the appeal of those strips. At Fieldmouse Press we published his memoirs. Wholewhich was a great step forward artistically and narratively. Lok lost none of his dark, acidic sense of humor in a memoir that was essentially a destruction of the American dream.

Ruby Carter's me candy reveals another facet of the artist. His bird comic (published by Fieldmouse Press) featured minimalist caricatures, deadpan humor, and low-level anxiety throughout. However, his other works (often in color) are colorful, strange and grotesque. me candy is explicitly intended to be about reification and consumption, and those elements are certainly evident. The title has a double play on words regarding both elements.

by Sara L. Jewell In this deeply intimate collection, Sara L. Jewell searches for meaning in a chaotic past, embracing grief while daring to move through it. In a dizzying array of colors and styl...

I bought this book during Fieldmouse Press 's annual catalog pre-sale. I got all the books, and I will be reviewing some of them here, stay ...