A Quick Plea For Poseur Ink

I received this message last night:

"Rachel Dukes from Poseur Ink here. I'm getting in touch with everyone who helped promote our books Side A and Side B to let them know that we've run into a family emergency and need to liquidate our stock of books in order to make room for a family member to move in with us. (And to pay off debts in case further emergencies arise.) If you wouldn't mind, we would be forever grateful if you could make a small blog post and let your readers know that the books are currently 50% off ($5 and $11, respectfully). There's still about 300 copies of each book left, so we have a ways to go; but we need to get these out of our apartment asap.

You can read more in our blog at: https://webmail.duke.edu/classic/horde/services/go.php?url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.poseurink.com%2F%3Fp%3D391"

Please consider buying a volume. Here's my review of the Side B anthology.

TCJ (and other) Entries For July

Here's a list of reviews I did in the month of July:

Mome Volume 18.

Hate Annual 8, by Peter Bagge.

Rare Bits Comics Collective: Jen Vaughn, Sam Carbaugh & Jason Week.

The Pterodactyl Hunters In the Gilded City, by Brendan Leach.

Blammo #6 and Blindspot #1, by Joseph Remnant & Noah Van Sciver.

The free Dope Flounder anthology.

Two comics by L. Nichols.

An appreciation of Harvey Pekar.

Newave!, edited by Michael Dowers.

Tales Designed To Thrizzle #6, by Michael Kupperman.

Autobio comics by Ben "Snakepit" White, Jason Young and Robyn Jordan.

Werewolves of Montpellier, by Jason.

James Sturm's Market Day and mental illness.

Death Deals & Quiet Human Contact, by Eamon Espey and various, respectively.

Short takes on comics by Greg Farrell, Dina Kelberman, Sean Andress and volume 10 of Candy Or Medicine.

Tag Team #1, an anthology from various alumni of the Center for Cartoon Studies.

New comics from Jose-Luis Olivares and Joseph Lambert.

Eschew #2, by Robert Sergel.

Whirlwind Wonderland, by Rina Ayuyang.