koyamapress:The Comics Journal had its contributors produce their best of 2016 lists and a number of

koyamapress:The Comics Journal had its contributors produce their best of 2016 lists and a number of
koyamapress:The Comics Journal had its contributors produce their best of 2016 lists and a number of
koyamapress:The Comics Journal had its contributors produce their best of 2016 lists and a number of
koyamapress:The Comics Journal had its contributors produce their best of 2016 lists and a number of
koyamapress:The Comics Journal had its contributors produce their best of 2016 lists and a number of
koyamapress:The Comics Journal had its contributors produce their best of 2016 lists and a number of

koyamapress:The Comics Journal had its contributors produce their best of 2016 lists and a number of Koyama Press titles make the lists! Robert Boyd highlights Rokudenashiko’s What Is Obscenity? The Story of a Good For Nothing Artist and her Pussy. Boyd states that “[t]he comics here are straightforward and highly amusing, and her story is utterly incredible.” Rob Clough selects Daryl Seitchik’s Exits, Anne Ishii picks Cathy G. Johnson’s Gorgeous, Monica Johnson includes Patrick Kyle’s Don’t Come in Here, Rob Kirby choses Walter Scott’s Wendy’s Revenge, and Tahneer Oksman embraces Aidan Koch’s After Nothing Comes, which they describe as a work that examines “the nature of disconnectedness and loneliness.”Check out all of the wonderful lists here! -- source link


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