Monthly Archive for September, 2007

New Stuff 9/29/07

Well as September draws to a close the fall season onslaught keeps on coming, like a field of zombies in the new volume of Walking Dead, or like page after page of comic goodness in the Best American Comics 2007. Now if only the zine and mini comics would start pouring in we’d be in lit overload heaven!
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DR. KATZ TONIGHT

7PM Don’t be Late!!!!

Quimby’s Top Ten Best Sellers For the Week of Sep 16th – Sep 22nd

Buy Low Sell High

1. Don’t Go Where I Cant Follow by Anders Nilsen and Cheryl Weaver (Drawn & Quarterly) $17.95

2. No One Belongs Here More Than You by Miranda July (Scribner) $23.00

3. Butt #20 Fantastic Magazine for Homosexuals $9.90

4. Make #11 $14.99

5. Comic Art #9 $19.95

6. Dogs and Water by Anders Nilsen (Drawn & Quarterly) $19.95

7. Optic Nerve #11 by Adrian Tomine (Drawn & Quarterly) $3.95

8. Juxtapoz #81 Oct 07 $4.99

9. Clare Rojas Hope Springs Eternal by Clare Rojas (Rose Art Museum) $25.00

10. Eightball #23 by Dan Clowes (Fantagraphics) $7.00

New Stuff Sept 22nd 2007

Dang, the boxes were raining down this week and I don’t know where to even start. Its an impressive list this week here are a few highlights from: Brian Chippendale, Fugazi, Naomi Klein, Ivan Brunetti, Chris Marker & Alejandro Jodorowsky.

Dam it getting hot in here!
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Book of the year??

Roy Wrapped in Clingfilm

The best book of the year is now available at Quimby’s. Like Derek Pell’s lyric ode to the Warren Report, Assasination Rhapsody, and Joe Wenderroth’s fast-food tragicomedy Letters To Wendy’s, Roy Wrapped In Clingfilm is probably best when it is shared, read aloud, with friends and a few bottles of cheap wine. And a roll or two, just in case.

I wrap more carefully than ever before. Not merely personal gratification but civic pride is at stake. The sunlight glints on the translucent triumph of science. The faint rasp as I unspool it sends delirious brightly coloured butterflies flocking through my stomach. I am like a tailor of the elves bedecking him in a shimmering suit of some magical material. Soon, Roy Orbison stands before all of Dusseldorf wrapped up in clingfilm. Silent white light floods my whole being and I become one with the universe.

‘Fellow burghers!’ I cry. ‘Behold! Roy Orbison is completely wrapped in cling-film!’