Yes, it's a comics anthology entirely consisting of comics inspired by "real-life" missed connection ads posted on Craigslist.  Editor Julia Wertz has assembled a big batch of short tales range from sad to pathetic to depressing to funny to deranged to impossible-to-describe.  An astonishing 98 artists contributed to this anthology, including – but not limited to – Sarah Oleksyk, Jesse Reklaw, Sam Henderson, Peter Bagge, Liz Prince, Shannon Wheeler, Laura Park, Jeffrey Brown, Keith Knight, Elijah Brubaker, Greg Means, Gabrielle Bell, Alec Longstreth and Aaron Renier.  If nothing else, this massive array of talent testifies to the universality of Craigslist.  This book probably has something important to say about interpersonal relationships in the internet era, if we can only figure out what it is...

edited by Joe Kuth Years in the making, this 60-page, horizontally formatted volume contains short pieces by a diverse group of independent comics artists including:  Rina Ayuyang, Jeffrey Brown, Chris Cornwell,  Warren Craghead, Sam Henderson, Alex Holden, Dan Moynihan, and Dan Zettwoch, as well as editor Kuth himself and a number of others.  All pay tribute to the so-imitable Ed Emberly, whose simple how-to-draw books demonstrated how to make the world come alive with a few simple lines.  

Amazingly, we have found more copies of this handmade small press book from 2009, so it is now, back in stock!

<<•>>  edited by Lauren Barnett & Nathan Bulmer <<•>>   This perfectbound sixty page anthology of fun comics includes the work of many great independent cartoonists, delivering laughs in the form of  shorts strips of one to four pages in length.  Starting off with an amazing cover by the ever versatile Joseph Lambert, the pages within reveal the work of Noah Van Sciver, Anne Edmond, Dustin Harbin, Jane Mai, Sam Spina, Sam Henderson, Box Brown, Julia Wertz, Matt Weigle, as well as by editors Barnett and Bulmer – and plenty more!  Take a chance, check it out.  Amazingly, still in stock...