BASH #6 is on the streets of D.C. and looking sharp with a full color portrait of Barack Obama on the cover by Greg Halbert.
Speaking of color, Colleen Frakes has graced this issue with her part black & white, part color medley of beauty and tragedy, which you can check out on the Comic Calendar January 8th. (That day will kick off Three Days of Colleen Frakes comics, so stay tuned on the 9th and 10th).
Good news! The first three issues of BASH (#1, #2, #3) have been posted in their entirety at www.bashmagazine.com. That’s right, the classic BASH #1 (from our “Garage” period), the breakout BASH #2, and BASH #3, which featured macabre tales and more content, are all online and free for your enjoyment. Just click the cover of your choosing and enjoy.
These publications have been posted using ISSUU. We’d love to know if you enjoy reading comics this way, or if you prefer something else. Chime in.
A large, pungent hominid makes its first appearance online today. Skunk Ape, the Floridian “Big Foot,” comes to life in Matt Dembicki’s two page short story, which is available today (and henceforth) on the BASH Comic Calendar. Enjoy.
Readers of BASH #5 will notice the work of Sean Ford who contributed a BASH exclusive titled “Waiting for your Bro.” Fans of Ford’s work will recognize his ghostly characters from his Only Skin mini comic series.
The December Comic Calendar will have excerpts from Only Skin (25 pages total), as well as Disappearing Kids, a nine-page story that re-imagines an ancient myth of creation, consumption and rebirth. Four Days of Sean Ford will begin December 7th.
This world is changing. Your future is uncertain. Unease could be lurking behind the next corner. You can’t remember what day it is….BUT, NOT TO WORRY! The BASH Comic Calendar is accurate and fulfilling. You can check the date and get a great comic story. (And, there’s nothing to stop you from checking yesterday’s or yesterweek’s or yestermonth’s comics while you are at it.) Find your peace. Read your comics. Become one with the cosmic & comic order of the universe in one swift action: enjoyingt the BASH Comic Calendar.
December’s calendar is filling up nicely with every print comic from BASH Magazine #5 and some special features from Sean Ford, BASH’s second Comic Labyrinth from one of our favorite artists, Bryan Stone, the continuation of Jeff Lok’s Sam n’ Dan, and more to come.
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Today through Wednesday the BASH Comic Calendar will be featuring the comic tales of Morgan Pielli. Today’s multipage story, Bug Going ‘Round, is featured in this month’s print magazine, BASH #4.
Check back tomorrow for another multipage story from Pielli. Boots, a gritty Western comic, paces out the circle of life in bloody boot tracks. Not to be missed.
Don’t fail to check out Theo Ellsworth’s new title, “Capacity.”
And, visit the BASH Comic Calendar for a brand new piece by Mr. Ellsworth himself.
Now that you are filled to the brim with election news, you are properly equipped to engage this month’s Tiny Sepuku. Enjoy.
Tired of repetitious talking heads and their pointless talking points? Check the BASH Comic Calendar for a political narrative by Dan Archer.
Dan Archer, just returned from APE con, has created an extended version of “The First 9/11″ which originally appeared in BASH #3. Check out this and more from Dan at Archcomix.
