220 pages of self-reflection, imaginings (and re-imagings), dreaming and more – all mixed together with a dash of meta.  "Daryl Seitchik's comics are brave, honest, heaartfelt and imaginiative.  Deceptively simple, they draw you in with their quiet alllure." – Leslie Stein

Value priced!

A new issue of Ink Brick is always a cause for celebration – especially this one.  It has been announced that this, the tenth issue, will also be the last one... for at least awhile, as the series is going on hiatus.  It is a particularly good issue, with a great bunch of contributors see below), who have all turned in some really interesting and far ranging work, some of which you can get a look at on the publisher's homepage.  

FULL CONTRIBUTOR LIST

Kimball Anderson
Alyssa Berg
Warren Craghead
Kevin Czap
Allie Doersch
Amanda Green
Thomas Hamlyn-Harris
Ileana Haberman-Ducey
John Hankiewicz
Tom Hart
Emma Jensen
Keren Katz
Mario Klingemann
Laurel Lynn Leake
Alexander Rothman
Daryl Seitchik
Alexey Sokolin
Bianca Stone
Noemi Charlotte Thieves
Noel Suthers
Paul K. Tunis
Andrew White
Madeleine Witt 

We've been sellling this in the shop for awhile, but only recently realized that we had neglected to list it here.  Easily rectified!  Happiness #5 is the fifth installment of Leah Wishnia's exploratory comics anthology. With this, the fifth issue, Leah has teamed up with Perfectly Acceptable Press to produce a full color risograph edition that is unquestionably the most sumptuous issue yet!  The unifying theme for this issue is... alchemy!  Check out the contributor list:  Aidan Koch, Andrea Lukic, Anya Davidson, Barkev Gulesserian, Brie Moreno, Carlos Gonzalez, Char Esme, Daria Tessler, Daryl Seitchik, Disa Wallander, Faye Coral Johnson, Jack Reese, Juli Majer, Juliana Neufeld, Kendra Yee, Lauren Poor, Maren Jensen, Matthew Thurber, Mike S. Redmond, Nick Norman, Roya Haroun, Sam Ryser, Sarah Lammer & Tara Booth.  Screenprinted cover by Leif Goldberg!

114 pages | 7" x 10" | Edition of 1000 

Now and Other Dreams collects a decades worth of Daryl Seitchick's artfully intimate short comics tales.

| softcover | 200+ pages | Black & White (w/ some full color in "Caryatid" from 2018) |

“Playful, confident experiments from one of the form’s more singular voices. Seitchik’s cartooning is always a pleasure to read.” — Michael Deforge

“Reading Daryl’s comics is like walking through the woods alone. You’re struck by the majesty of it all, you’re lost, and then a wind blows through to guide you home. Whenever I feel like I’m forgetting what art is, or what it means to me, I just need to look at this collection to remember.” —Tillie Walden

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