omnivoracious.com - 11/21/2009
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Rolling in like a slow, fuzzed-out guitar line from an Orange-brand amp, The Red Monkey Double Happiness Book lives up to the good vibes promised in its title. Artist and writer Joe Daly's full-color graphic novel collects two stories starring...
fourcolormedmon.blogspot.com - 11/14/2009
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James Hudnall at Big Hollywood is talking about
the death of the printed medium and how that's...
affecting even the comics business, not to mention the 4 dollar price they've already reached. He's also suggesting that going digital on the web may help give them some new life.Now their is some ...
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Should comics maintain their future on the web?
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... lives up to the good vibes promised in its title. ... Having recently finished Thomas Pynchon's Inherent Vice and Jonathan Lethem's Chronic City, I couldn't help but consider The Red Monkey Double Happiness Book as a distant third-cousin to those titles. ...The Red Monkey Double Happiness Book is a weekend read, best consumed with your feet propped up, opposable digits or not." – Alex Carr, Omnivoracious (Amazon.com) ...
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... McMillan breaks it down…and please note the “Ideal” in the headline is apparently ironic.
This would be fine with me: “Anne Hathaway in ‘Spider-Man 4′”
What did Tom Spurgeon read before going to bed, if this was his first thought of the day?: Check it out here. (Here’s a hint: It has to do with the X-Men and health care reform).
Some recent reviews: Alex Carr on The Red Monkey Double Happiness Book,
Tom Horgen on ...
Nov. 23, 2009: Slippery justifications and excuses
Journalista - the news weblog of The Comics Journal —
... Neil Kleid and possibly artist Nicolas Cinquegrani.)
[Review] Monsters
Link: Rob Clough
“Dahl, working very much in the tradition of underground comics, created a hilarious but bracing story about living with a disease that by its very nature creates a state of perpetual alienation.”
[Review] The Red Monkey Double Happiness Book
Link: Alex Carr
“The bad news is that I could not find more Dave and Paul stories, but ...
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