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brrrrt brt brrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr……(or whatever the text equivalent is to a feeble bugler tweeting as the sun sets) yes its the last zombo post, and what to leave you with? the wounded and scared turn from cessation of battle for some … Continue reading →

ah yes… it is a manly art form the comic art form. What looks like an amazing exhibition is on now in L.A. la la land, “Masters of American Comics” and from the fifteen artists selected,—Winsor McCay, Lyonel Feininger, George … Continue reading →

… 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 →