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Four Squares

published September 2008
For the month of July, friends and fellow art-folk Liz Prince, Maris Wicks, and Joe Quinones are I each drew a daily autobiographical comic. All those strips are now available together as a 64-page mini-comic, Four Squares. It's stuffed with value, as evidenced by the many tiny, amusing drawings.

64 pages, b+w interior.

$5.00 plus $1 s+h.

In A Cafe Just Like This One

published August 2006
A companion piece to the "Four Squares" art show that Liz Prince, Maris Wicks, and Joe Quinones and I had at Diesel Cafe. Comics about coffee and comics by me, plus comics cameos by Liz.

16 pages, b+w interior, choose your cover color. (Sorry, lavender is sold out.)

$2.00 plus $1 s+h.

Cover Color

Pale Lime Pale Orange

Circus Incident

published 2005
All of the one- and two-pager slice of life and autobio comics I did in grad school.

32 pages, b+w interior.

$3.00 plus $1 s+h.

SOLD OUT!

TransSpoof: The 1980s Special

published 2003
Instead of continuing our ongoing storyline, writer Nick Nadel and I created a self-contained issue that directly parodies Marvel Comics' Transformers series of the 1980s, and 1980s Marvel Comics in general. Filled with awkward robots, stiff dialogue, and killer fake ads.

32 pages, b+w interior.

$3.00 plus $1 s+h.

Four Squares Print

printed June 2006, signed/numbered edition of 10.
To hype the art show at Diesel Cafe I shared with Liz Prince, Maris Wicks, and Joe Quinones, I designed this print and sold some at the opening.

4.25" x 17", full color.

$20.00 plus $3 s+h.

TransSpoof #8

published 2000
With the "Autobums" in exile after their soda plan fizzles (ha!), Megatron conquers "Cybertruck" and destroys a Barnes and Noble. Written by Nick Nadel.

32 pages, b+w interior.

$3.00 plus $1 s+h.

SOLD OUT!

TransSpoof #7

published 1999
Prime and the "Autobums" market a soda beverage called "Energex," made with real Energon. Hijinks ensue, and Prime can be seen dressed as a pimp in one scene. Written by Nick Nadel, with additional art by Andrew Franks.

32 pages, b+w interior.

$3.00 plus $1 s+h.

SOLD OUT!

TransSpoof #6

published 1998
Prime has lost the Matrix, so the bickering team of Hound, Brawn, Cliffjumper, Cosmos, and Beachcomber go looking for it. Written by Nick Nadel, with art by Andrew Franks and Peter Demarest.

32 pages, b+w interior.

$3.00 plus $1 s+h.

TransSpoof #5

published 1997
Megatron reveals his insane plan to laso Earth with a giant tractor beam and drag it back to Cybertruck. Written by Nick Nadel, with additional art by Andrew Franks and Les McClaine.

32 pages, b+w interior.

$3.00 plus $1 s+h.

TransSpoof #4

published 1996
"BotFall" continues as Megatron's ambitions for Earth expand while Prime bothers Prowl in jail. Also featuring a striking 8-page Sin City parody. Written by Nick Nadel.

32 pages, b+w interior.

$3.00 plus $1 s+h.

TransSpoof #3

published 1995
"TransSpoof's" first multi-part epic kicks off as Megatron runs for President. Written by Nick Nadel, with additional art by Andrew Franks.

32 pages, b+w interior.

$3.00 plus $1 s+h.

TransSpoof #2

published 1994
An oddball issue that introduces several human super-heroes and takes Grimlock and his "Dinobums" to New York City. Kind of sad, kind of funny. Writer Nick Nadel and I had just read Watchmen for the first time, so we were in the mood for some pathos.

32 pages, b+w interior.

$3.00 plus $1 s+h.

TransSpoof #1

published 1994
Begun in 8th grade Science class and finished two and a half years later, the premiere issue of "TransSpoof" is writer Nick Nadel's and my swipe at the origin episodes of the 1980s animated "Transformers" series. I'm not sure why I'm still selling this early, embarrassing work.

70 pages, b+w interior.

$3.00 plus $1 s+h.