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Jan 29, 2010

Yet more new products for your shopping pleasure. First, we are pleased to announce that we are the exclusive U.S. distributor of the French drawing book Nazi Knife 6. No, we don’t love the title either, and not just because three-quarters of our family was wiped by the Nazis. But these young men are not Nazis – they’re just French noise dudes and they can’t help it! Anyhow, the contents are great. Amazing work from an international collection of weirdos: CF, Leon Sadler, Jonas Delaborde, Frederic Fleury, and many others. Yep. Also now in stock: Two great publications by Daniel Higgs and Bongout, published by our pals at Soundscreen! And

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Jan 25, 2010

Frank Santoro has a great four-part interview up at The Daily Crosshatch. It’s lengthy and filled with great ideas and information. Check it out

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Jan 20, 2010

Attention denizens of Los Angeles: Gary Panter will be lecturing at The Hammer Museum at 7 pm this Thursday, January 21st. Rumor has it he’s breaking out “the good shit” for this one. Book signing to follow. Don’t miss this master of the Texas spiel.

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Travel

Yuichi Yokoyama

  • Fall 08
  • Softcover
  • 5.5” x 8”
  • 208 Pages

$16.95 — normally $19.95

“Few cartoonists of the moment are weirder or more original than Yuichi Yokoyama — his work obsessively diagrams architecture and design … TRAVEL is remarkably entertaining.” — Douglas Wolk, The New York Times Book Review

In Yuichi Yokoyama’s Travel, the storyline is as linear as it is sharp: it is the long, silent and crystalline description of a train ride undertaken by three men. The subject Yokoyama depicts here is less the landscape around the train (the distance covered, the regions travelled through) than the actions within the train itself. As the train moves, the three men walk through the string of cars and are confronted with the vehicle’s architecture, its machine-like environment. By above all, they are confronted with the stares and the physical presence of other passengers. Travel is a journey into the contemporary Japanese psyche – a brilliant, wordless graphic novel. Bookforum has written of Yokoyama: “Concerned with phenomena rather than character and narrative, his comics resemble the output of a drafting machine: sequences that present multiple views of an object in action and look like exploded product diagrams. Yokoyama seems to enjoy the resulting images as much for the strange shapes that are generated as for what they reveal.”

This edition features an introduction by cartoonist and historian Paul Karasik and commentary by the author.

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