Top Shelf releases Lost Dogs, an early story by Jeff Lemire.
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A Brief History of How Portland Became the Best Comics City in America
(And Some Interludes About Can-Can Girls, Giant Pokémon, Family Punk Bands, and Other Insanity from Comic-Con)
Sarah Mirk goes to Comic-Con, and all we got was this lousy civic pride.
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Comics Corner
Bringing SDCC to the Folks Back Home
Something to read for the nerds who AREN’T at Comic-Con.
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Homeland Insecurity
Panic, Paranoia, and The Homeland Directive
With The Homeland Directive, Robert Venditti and Mike Huddleston paint a vast government conspiracy.
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Lost in Translation?
Ax Volume 1: A Collection of Alternative Manga
Among the questions raised by Ax Volume 1: What the fuck?
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Swedish Invasion!
Top Shelf Introduces Swedish Comics to an American Audience
Top Shelf rolls out a handful of freshly translated Swedish indie comics.
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Let’s Romp Through the Public Domain!
Delve back into Alan Moore’s library with the latest League of
Extraordinary Gentlemen.
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Second in Command
Veeps is an irreverent guide to the history of the vice presidency
Veeps is an irreverent guide to the history of the vice presidency.
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Comics For the People
It’s the Perfect Month to Discover the Comics You’ve Been Missing
As if there weren’t enough reasons to love living in this city (good beer, plentiful strip clubs, committed local farmers who will hopefully sustain the rest of us when the economy collapses), we are now officially a Comics Mecca™. Earlier this month, Mayor Tom Potter dubbed April “Portland Comics Month,” with a press release that […]
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Welcome to Stumptown!
The Stumptown Comics Fest: Portland’s (and the World’s!) Best Indie Comic Book Convention
By Dylan Meconis And Bill Mudron, With Thanks To Erika Moen