#SundaySteveWillis – Celebrate Lefties!

Not those “lefties” that send certain folks through the roof…no, just those who walk among us with green-handled scissors! Steve Willis took the entire 26th issue of his amazing Cranium Frenzy series and devoted it to us, the 10% of society who walk among us with a permanent ink/graphite smear on the side of theirContinue reading “#SundaySteveWillis – Celebrate Lefties!”

Dispatches from The Hudson’s Bay Company reviewed!

I enjoy making zines and comics of all types, and perhaps my most experimental zine thus far is Dispatches from The Hudson’s Bay Company and The Early Fur Trade. Wouldn’t you know, it got a mention in the 283rd issue of Tetragrammaton Fragments, the official newsletter of the United Fanzine Organization! Check this out… DavidContinue reading “Dispatches from The Hudson’s Bay Company reviewed!”

The Collected Cranium Frenzy Reader reviewed

The beats keep rolling with reviews of The Collected Cranium Frenzy by Steve Willis Reader in Tetragrammaton Fragments 282 and 283 — the official newsletter of the United Fanzine Organization! Issue 282 had quite a few comments… Rob Imes (UFO Chairman – Ditkomania, Cap Fan) John Muller (Tool Tips, Uncanny Action) Steve Keeter (Chairman EmeritusContinue reading “The Collected Cranium Frenzy Reader reviewed”

#NobleHeadFriday – Kitty Fluff digs to Japan!

Welcome to #NobleHeadFriday! We’ve just started this series, but I thought it wise to introduce you to Edward Bolman‘s signature character, Kitty Fluff! The product of the combined imaginations of Edward Bolman and his son, J.P. Noel, this excerpt can be found with over 300 other pages of fantastic cartooning in Noble Head Funnies, availableContinue reading “#NobleHeadFriday – Kitty Fluff digs to Japan!”

Noble Head Funnies reviewed!

We’re taking another look at the reviews in Tetragrammaton Fragments 283, the official newsletter of the United Fanzine Organization. And wouldn’t you know, we have a couple reviews of Edward Bolman and J.P. Noel’s Noble Head Funnies Sampler Comic! Larry Johnson (Dream Diary, Tales of the Broken B, much more!) Steve Keeter (Chairman Emeritus —Continue reading “Noble Head Funnies reviewed!”

Meet the Hutchinsons reviews!

Issue 283 of Tetragrammaton Fragments, the United Fanzine Organization newsletter, bubbled over with enthusiasm for the many projects going on here in Central Ohio. But chief among those is the feedback received for the Phoenix Masters projects: Let’s look at the scuttlebutt over Meet the Hutchinsons! Steve Keeter Chairman Emeritus (Mantra, OM) Larry Johnson (DreamContinue reading “Meet the Hutchinsons reviews!”

#HumpdayHutchinsons – INSECT TERROR!

We’re diving back into the Phoenix Masters archives to share some vintage Joe Hutchinson madness! Read on (and click the side arrows to advance through the comic)… As a little background, this originally was an 8-page minicomic. The deep red reflects the choice in cover stock, something we would play with a lot when weContinue reading “#HumpdayHutchinsons – INSECT TERROR!”

A little U.F.O. love for FANzine Three: Street Art!

Brand new United Fanzine Organization member Len Mihalovich was kind enough to offer some thoughts on FANzine Three: Street Art in the 283rd issue of Tetragrammaton Fragments, the UFO newsletter. A couple things: First, the cat’s out of the bag. I find that the camaraderie and shared love of comics/zines in the UFO is soContinue reading “A little U.F.O. love for FANzine Three: Street Art!”

Check out the reviews for Heroes Now #5!

Heroes Now #5 has been on the streets for a little while now, and reviews are starting to come in. This first batch comes from members of the United Fanzine Organization, the longest-running zine co-op in America. (Reviews extracted from Tetragrammaton Fragments #283. Check out that awesome Keith Newsome cover!) Let’s see what some ofContinue reading “Check out the reviews for Heroes Now #5!”

#SundaySteveWillis – Cranium Frenzy #25!

We’re back at it with #SundaySteveWillis, this time getting up to Cranium Frenzy #25! This issue was fun in that Steve shelved the long-form story for at least an issue and instead rolled out a bunch of short (almost all single-page) strips. Not only are they good, but they show off a little more ofContinue reading “#SundaySteveWillis – Cranium Frenzy #25!”