Monthly Archives: January 2006

… its a small thing, early steps. Baby steps! But it is the beginning that matters. A poem from the start of the ‘Council of Three’ 1922 Manifesto. A call to arms? Maybe… possibly a lament, possibly drawing a line … Continue reading →

ey. in our ever tangled website representation me and clayton have a new city of tales website at http://fink.net.nz/cityoftalesour comic books are as ever available from po box 68518, newton, auckland. carry on. stfn

Palm pilot comic by David Chelsea. Tags: comics

RESOLUTION ON THE KIMOK-FRONT: CONSIDER NOT IN FAVOUR. FIRST PRODUCTIONS SHOWN US, AS EXPECTED, ARE REMINISCENT OF THE OLD ‘ARTISTIC’ MODELS IN THE SAME WAY THAT THE N.E.P.- MEN REMIND US OF THE OLD BOURGEOISIE. PROJECTED PRODUCTIONS SCHEDULES FOR THE … Continue reading →

In the grand tradition of writer festivals being nice to comic arteestes, the N.Z. writers/arts festival is bringing Joe Sacco to these shores. Rumour has it that tickets are $150 ( a little out of my league) and most of … Continue reading →

courtesy Dylan Horrocks: If anyone is curious to know more about the current political situation in Cornucopia, look out for issue 2 of ‘Atlas‘ , to be published in January.http://www.hicksville.co.nz/Atlas.htm Some time in the New Year, we also hope to … Continue reading →

A small taste of the recovered and translated text from ‘The Council of Three’ manifesto “Komik Riot-Cycle” as more rumbles towards inevitable publication: “Watching the comiks which came from the West and from Amerika, taking into account the information which … Continue reading →

Sunday, 11 December 2005. Before a packed house at ‘Wesley Anne – House of Assembly’ on High Street in Northcote in Melbourne in Australia, the proud proprietor of Cardigan Comics, Bernard Caleo, made the speech which launched the sixth issue … Continue reading →

Blog blog bloggity blog! It is a new year and new lifestyles on the horizon! The shadowy ‘World Council of Three’ has unilaterally declared 2006 the “…international year of the Kimok-lifestyle” (?!?) and we here at dead xerox press have … Continue reading →