Here it is, the complete collection of the brain bending All Time Comics epic, Zerosis Deathscape! Josh Bayer and Josh Simmons team up with bronze age legend Trevor Von Eeden to deliver a throwback urban/cosmic tale that delivers old school cosmic comics from a gritty, new-school indy-alt perspective. This 224 page, full color trade paperback collects the entire seven-issue series (#0 + #1 - 6) along with all covers, and features contributions from Gabrielle Bell, Ken Landgraf, Julia Gfrorer, Benjamin Marra and Thomas Toye, and brain-scalding colors by Dan Lee. Get ready for some invigorating entertainment!
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Nothing says Christmas like Monster Fan Club (true in fact, if not in spirit)! It was originally slated for a Halloween release, but, of course, as we all know, sometimes things don't go as planned in the comic book world. But hey, what does it matter, really? Here we have an Giant Size (8 1/2" x 12") full color comic book printed on high grade flat white stock with heavy cardstock cover (by Shaky Kane, natch'). The feature attraction is a creepy creation of Shaky Kane and Jason T. Miles, "Blood on Blood," but there's more! A couple short pieces by the elusive Noel Freibert, an exclusive Monster Fan Club edition of Video Tonfa by Tim Goodyear, a Jesse McManus five-pager, a Chris Cilla one-pager, a glossy pullout centerfold poster (of a high concept cartoon Godzilla! by Daria Tessler, no less) and inside front cover by Ken Landgraf. And, we saved the best (for Copacetic customers anyway) for last: the issue opens up with a made-in-Pittsburgh three-pager by "The Diabetic Dracula", aka Copacetic customer, Joshua Rievel! (thus the honorary "made-in-Pittsburgh" appelation for this item).
Get ready for over 200 pages of classic, 1980s, Ken Landgraf comics! The New York City Outlaws is, as Jim Rugg states in his introduction, "the ultimate '80s black-and-white explosion book." This 248 page volume contains all five issues of the series – four in their original black and white; and one in its original black and white and red – along with the aforementioned introduction by Jim Rugg, a 16-page, illustrated 2024 interview with Landgraf made especially for this volume, and a full color cover gallery.
New York City Outlaws was – and still is – a pæan to classic old school heroic fantasy comic book values – but dropping the “super” from hero and with a grittier, more violent edge that fit in with the chaotic streets of NYC during that period – with a special emphasis on Wally Wood, as well as nods to Jim Steranko and Paul Gulacy.
And, if you aren't hep to Landgraf, the best place to start is with his 2019 interview with Josh Bayer on TCJ, HERE.
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