The title says it all. 

Now out of print.  We're on the hunt for some copies, so check next time you're on the site to see whether or not we scored.

This 200+ page volume presents a selection of the work of underground comics pioneer, early independent graphic novelist and University of Missouri Professor Emeritus, Frank Stack.  Stack's career now spans nearly half a century, and the work herein presented was created between 1970 and 2007, with most emerging from Stack's post-1990 pen.  The comics originally appeared in a wide and sundry collection of publications, from his own, early underground comics like Feelgood Funnies and Jesus Meets the Armed Services, through classic antholgies like Weirdo, Rip Off Comix, and Blab!, to National Lampoon and Mineshaft.  Some of it is fantasy, some of it is fiction, some of it is folktale, and some of it is history, and it's all the work of a unique figure in the comics history of our times.

Now on SALE at a super special price!

FROM THE ARCHIVES

ONE COPY

Epic, career-spanning, 70-page interview with Beetle Bailey creator, Mort Walker by R.C. Harvey

Emmanuel Guibert interviewed by Matthias Wivel

3-page "cartoon interview" (i.e., in comics) with Frank Stack by Noah Van Sciver

Classic Comics Reprint:  This time around it's a two-fer – Over twenty pages of illustrations by late-18th Century proto-cartoonist Thomas Rowlandson, accmpanied by a twenty-page, illustrated, archival essay by early 20th-centuy socialist cartoonist, Art Young!

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NOTE: TCJ cover sticker removed