The Argentinian

On Sunday, while I was working at Desert Island Comics:

Connie Hawkins in Smoke Signal at Desert Island

The new Smoke Signal is available at Desert Island. I have a one-pager in there about Connie Hawkins, the basketball great who caught a raw deal.

Get a copy at Desert Island.

If you're not nearby, you can order one.

It looks like this:

Roger Ebert Meets Charles Bukowski

The new Smoke Signal all-comics newspaper is out. You can pick one up in Brooklyn at Desert Island on 540 Metropolitan (and a few other places, like Daddy's) for free. You can also mail order one. Here are the first few panels of my contribution to this great publication:

P.S.
Gabe Fowler of Desert Island is unstoppable. When I first met him he was all "I'm gonna open a comics shop." Yeah, right. Five months later a mutual friend was asking me "Have you been to Gabe's store yet? It opened last week." A few months after that he was all "I'm gonna publish a free, all-comics newspaper with both unknown talent and established comics masters." Okay, Gabe, sure. Three months later the first issue was out. Around that time he was all "I wanna have a comics festival in Brooklyn." I thought he was thinking out loud, fantasizing. Three months later the first installment of this happened, and the next one is happening in December, with special guests already lined up. If Gabe wasn't playing for the good guys, we'd all be in serious trouble.

Smoke Signals Three is Out

Read my latest published comic, "The First Literary Work of Honoré de Balzac," in the new Smoke Signals, the free all-comics newspaper printed and distributed by the indefatigable Gabe Fowler at Desert Island. The issue debuted at FABCGN (which totally went off). You can pick up SS3 at the store and other places, like maybe your favorite bar.
Above: cover of SS3 by Anders Nilsen
Elsewhere: link to the comic I did for SS1.

Smoke Signal Subway Story

Now that SS #1 is all gone I figure it's time to post up what I had in there. I like the way it came out and it looks good on newsprint. But you don't get to know that if you didn't already I guess because it's sold out. (Given away.)

Go and Get It

Go to Desert Island to get a copy of Simon's Soup 2. It's $4. Or you can email me for a copy. But really, go get it at the store. That's more fun for everybody. Then after you get it and read it you can still email me to tell me how hard you laughed. This one's good, I'm telling you.