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Notable Comics from September 1, 2017, to August 31, 2018 Notable Comics from September 1, 2017, to August 31, 2018 Selected by Bill Kartalopoulos CHRISTOPHER ADAMS A. DEGEN Gustave Flaubert: Trois Contes. Soft X-Ray / Mindhunters. AEON MUTE ABRAHAM DíAz Untitled. Nausea. The Beginning. STEVE DITKO DEREK M. BALLARD #26. Choreograph, Volume One. D.R.T. JOSH BAYER Qoberious, Vol. 1. RM. G. W. DUNCANSON GABRIELLE BELL Yaffingale Iditarod. Were We Dating? Freaker Unltd #5. medium.com/spiralbound DW ALYSSA BERG Mountebank. No Man Is an Island. JESSICA EARHART BRIAN BLOMERTH Khloris, Issue 3. Alphabet Junction. THEO ELLSWORTH vice.com The Murders in the Rue Morgue. JENNIFER CAMPER The Graphic Canon of Crime & Mystery, Vol. 1. Boys Will Be Boys. AUSTIN ENGLISH The Believer #118. The Enemy from Within. EMILY CARROLL & INES ESTRADA LAURIE HALSE ANDERSON Alienation #6. Speak. EDIE FAKE GENEVIÈVE CASTRÉE Gaylord Phoenix, Issue 8. A Bubble. JULES FEIFFER ANGELA CHEN The Ghost Script. Diary comics. GG instagram.com/angelafanche2 I’m Not Here. CHRIS CILLA ROLANDE GLICENSTEIN Blue Onion #1. Uncovering Walter Benjamin, Vols. I & II. JORDAN CRANE LEIF GOLDBERG Keeping Two, Part Six. Lost in the Fun Zone. FAREL DALRYMPLE ALEX GRAHAM Proxima Centauri #1–3. Cosmic BE-ING #6. MICHAEL DEFORGE VERONICA GRAHAM Rhode Island Me. Cold Snaps: Weather Reports, Vol. 2. A Western World. 371 BA_COMICS_2019_06_EM_369-378_final.indd 371 7/3/19 5:14 PM JAIME HERNANDEZ ADAM MEUSE The Dragon Slayer: Taking Up Space. Folktales from Latin America. HAYLEY DAWN MUIR JENNIFER L. HOLM & MATTHEW HOLM one is all, all is one. Swing It, Sunny. The Beginning. KEVIN HOOYMAN ROMAN MURADOV Mr. Meow. Resident Lover. š! #30. JASON MURPHY SARA L. JACKSON Cecil’s Riddles. The Woman Minotaur. MUSHBUH SEAN KAREMAKER 310,310. Feast of Fields. ALEX NALL AIDAN KOCH Lawns. Daughter. L. NICHOLS ALINE KOMINSKY-CRUMB Recapitulation. My Very Own Dream House. Ley Lines #16. Love That Bunch. NICK NORMAN JEFFREY ODELL KORGEN & Peggy. KEVIN C. PYLE NOU Migrant. A Hidden Pleasure. MICHAEL KUPPERMAN Freaker Unltd #5. All the Answers. LAURA PALLMALL PATRICK KYLE Sporgo #2 & 3. The Death of the Master, Part One. RON REGÉ, JR. KATE LACOUR The Weaver Festival Phenomenon. Vivisectionary III. KEVIN REILLY BLAISE LARMEE A Thousand Times. 2001. DAVID SANDLIN HANNAH K. LEE Belfaust: A Love Story. Hey Beautiful. Strapazin #129. Language Barrier. ROBERT SERGEL AUGUST LIPP TSA Cares. Roopert. September 12th and Other Stories. MITA MAHATO FIONA SMYTH In Between. Oneirology. SACHA MARDOU Somnambulance. Someday, My Witch Will Come. CONOR STECHSCHULTE muthamagazine.com Generous Bosom 3. RICHARD MCGUIRE KARL STEVENS My Things. The Winner. JESSE MCMANUS BRENNA THUMMLER The Whistling Factory. Sheets. BEN MENDELEWICZ SETH TOBOCMAN Renovator. A New America AND Rex R Us. š! #30. World War 3 Illustrated #48. 372 Notable ComiCs BA_COMICS_2019_06_EM_369-378_final.indd 372 7/12/19 10:16 AM TOM VAN DEUSEN ERIC KOSTIUK WILLIAMS The Big Me Book. Bathhouse at the End of the World. SARA VARON Phile Magazine #2. New Shoes. MADELEINE WITT JEE-SHAUN WANG House Fires. Paper Mountain. JIM WOODRING CHRIS WARE Poochytown. Pedantry & Pedagogy. GEORGE WYLESOL LINDSAY WATSON Ghosts, Etc. Those Eyebeams. GINA WYNBRANDT Cold Cube 003. Thank You. COOPER WHITTLESEY MICKEY zACCHILLI Omens of Normal Living. L.I.B.W.I.W.D. (or, Lay Off My Earthly Vessel). DAVID WIESNER & DONNA JO NAPOLI Lovers Only #2. Fish Girl. Notable ComiCs 373 BA_COMICS_2019_06_EM_369-378_final.indd 373 7/3/19 5:14 PM.
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