THIS Saturday, October 22: Daily Geology Release Party w/John Peña
THIS Saturday October 22, from 7pm to 9pm Copacetic will be hosting the Release Party for the second DAILY GEOLOGY collection, with creator John Peña. Please join us for an evening of comics and conversation. More at: https://www.facebook.com/events/1860422050853026/
PLEASE NOTE: The Copacetic Internet Order Processing Unit will be CLOSED from Thursday 15 September through Monday 19 September. Thus, any order placed on this site after 5:00pm Wednesday 14 September will not be processsed until Tuesday 20 September. Our apologies for the delay and any inconvenience. Furthermore, it is likely that the shop itself will be closed on Saturday 17 September and/or Sunday 18 September, so PLEASE CALL AHEAD before visiting on either of these days. Again, our apologies for the inconvenience. Perhaps we'll see you at SPX!
Hip Hop Family Tree Is in the House
WIth the release of the fourth volume -- and the simultaneous issuing of the second Gift Box Set containing both the third and fourth volumes -- Ed Piskor's Hip Hop Family Tree Saga has reached critical mass, and Copacetic has it all!
Copacetic is taking a Vacation!
Yes, it's that time of year again!
First off, PLEASE NOTE: The Copacetic Mail Order Operations will be SHUT DOWN from Thursday, July 7 through Sunday, July 17. Thus, any orders placed after 5:00pm on Wednesday, July 6 will not be processed until Monday, July 18.
Second, the shop itself will be CLOSED from Monday, July 11 through Friday, July 15. In addition, it may be open for reduced hours on Friday, July 8, Saturday and/or July 9. On any of these days, we recomend calling the shop in advance of heading over to make sure it is indeed open.
Our apologies for the inconvenience(s).
100th Anniversary of The First Day of the Battle of the Somme
The Great War: An Illustrated Panorama by Joe Sacco
Sub-titled, "July 1, 1916: The First Day of the Battle of the Somme", The Great War presents in a single image a visual distillation of the events of that day. In The Great War, Sacco has devised an elegant and ingenious synthesis of single image and narrative progression. All 24 feet of the drawing that makes up The Great War are devoted to delivering a seamless flow of the story of that day, from the pacing general, through the supply lines heading to the front, to the trench diggers, through the troops themselves in full battle action on to the medical teams removing the dead and wounded to the hospital tents and finally to the cemetary - all in one seamless image that is the graceful comics equivalent of a artfully choreographed tracking shot. And then there is a mysterious shadow that looms over the center of it all, a shadow, that – at least here at The Copacetic Comics Company – brings to mind T.S. Eliot's 1925 poem, "The Hollow Men": Between the idea / And the reality / Between the motion / And the act / Falls the shadow. A true tour de force. Kudos to Mr. Sacco on his accomplishment.
We still have a few brand new copies that we're offering at HALF PRICE.
