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New Stuff This Week

 

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Zines

Homicide Bucktown: Police Reports and Photographs by Sam Logan $15

Cul de Sac #8 Past Lives by Liz Mason and Julie Halpern $4

Happy Tapir #6 On the Make at the Drake by Johnny Masiulewicz $3

20×2 Chicago Zine #1 $5

Lockdown With You by James Baroz $20

Library Excavations #12 Montana Prison News by Marc Fischer $6

Zines by Annie Worford

Comics & Minis

It’s Ok To Be Sad july by Kevin Budnik $6

Various new comics from Nate Mcdonough

Not Today Satan #1 by Tom Ryan $8

Graphic Novels

Venus In the Blind Spot by Junji Ito $22.99

All Together Now by Hope Larson $12.99

Music Books

It’s the World’s Birthday Today by Christian “Flake” “The keyboardist for Rammstein” Lorenz $26

Mayhem

American Madness: The Story of the Phantom Patriot and How Conspiracy Theories Hijacked American Consciousness by Tea Krulos $22.95

Photo Books

Catland: The Soft Power of Cat Culture In Japan by Sarah Archer $19.95

Magazines

We Do What We Want WDW3 #1 summer by Holy Mountain Printing $18

Hecho En vol 2 $20

Taproot #40 $12

Cinema Scope #83 summer $5.95

Mother Jones vol 45 #5 $8.99

Cinema Retro vol 16 #47 $11.99

August Quimby’s Newsletter Out Now!

 

 

The August Quimby’s Bookstore Newsletter available for online viewing now!

New Stuff This Week

Zines

Used Records and Tapes #1 by Chris Auman & Mike Dixon $7

Dykes and Queers In Different Dimensions #2 by Ana Norell $15

Library Excavations #11 Defense Drama by Marc Fischer $6

Plant Petter by Jaclyn Wright $16

If You Feel Sad Feel the Sad by Elwing Suong Gonzalez $8

Let It Sink #10 $3

KerBloom #144 May & Jun 20 $2

Comics & Minis

Bubbles #7 an Independent Fanzine About Comics and Manga $8

Looking Inward: A Guide to Introversion by Erika Sjule $5

Standstill by Olivia Fredricks $15

Magical Character Rabbit by Kinoko Evans (Study Group) $5.95

I Know What I Look Like by Veronica Timble $5

Hollow Press Stuff: Tribae the Cascade by Luca Brandi $16 – Hospital Train by Daisuke Ichiba $16 – Industrial Revolution and World War by Shintaro Kago $22 – Linchetto by Mat Brinkman $26 – Drippin by Laurence Engraver $13 – Chain by Paolo Massagli $7 – Plutonium by Gabriel Delmas $7 – Day of the Flying Head issues #2 & #4 by Shintaro Kago $12 – Four Comic by Paolo Massagli $13 – Baby In the Boneyard by Jesse Jacobs $16 – Outeroticspace by David Genchi & Miguel Angel Martin $13 – Xuwwuu: A Furvert Fairytale by Gabriel Delmas $12

Graphic Novels

Pre-Order! Seeds and Stems by Simon Hanselmann (Fantagraphics) $29.99 – Comes with Signed Bookplate (while supplies last), To Celebrate Simon Hanselmann virtual event Thurs, 8/13!

Constitution Illustrated by Robert Sikoryak (D&Q) $14.95

Prison Pit: The Complete Collection by Johnny Ryan (Fantagraphics) $39.99

Sky Is Blue With a Single Cloud by Kuniko Tsurita (D&Q) $29.95

Toybox Americana: Characters Met Along the Way by Tim Lane (Fantagraphics) $34.99

Nymph by Leila Marzocchi (Fantagraphics) $29.99

Joseph Conrad’s Heart of Darkness by Joseph Conrad and Peter Kuper $15.95

Winter of the Cartoonist by Paco Roca (Fantagraphics) $21.99

Now vol 9 Fantagraphics Comics Anthology (Fantagraphics) $12.99

Fiction

Tender Is the Flesh by Augustina Bazterrica $16

Magazines

Shock Cinema #58 $5

The Internationalist #60 winter $1

Chap Books

Longest Day of the Year by Michael Tuberdyke $4

Postponing Event Until a Undeclared later date: Let’s Keep Selling Nostalgia!(!!) Pop Culture Historian Mathew Klickstein at Quimby’s

Apr ’20
25
7:00 pm

Mathew Klickstein has spent the past two decades chronicling and (for good or ill?) helping to kick-start the 80s/90s Nostalgia Industry via his prolific spate of books, documentaries, articles, podcasts, and live events across the country. SLIMED! An Oral History of Nickelodeon’s Golden Age (Penguin Random House) presented the first exhaustive history of the “First Kids Network,” has become the ultimate resource for those following in Klickstein’s footsteps, and was re-released as an updated “Fifth Anniversary Edition” for Nick’s recent 40th anniversary. Springfield Confidential: Jokes, Secrets, and Outright Lies from a Lifetime Writing for The Simpsons (w/ series writer Mike Reiss; Harper Collins) remains the only long-form “insider” story of the most beloved (and beforehand guarded) cartoon series of all time. Selling Nostalgia: A Neurotic Novel (Simon & Schuster) is an absurdist Fear & Loathing-esque coda to the now-waning “Nerd/Geek Culture” to which Klickstein has been a primary contributor. And the 80s sci-fi/horror inspired comic book series You Are Obsolete (AfterShock Comics) will be released in OGN/paperback edition April 21, exploring our current generational shift in a frightening, hopefully not too prescient way that left critics and fans alike glued to their pages and e-readers during the series’ initial five-issue Sept 2019-Jan 2020 run.

“Mathew Klickstein might be the geek guru of the 21st century.”

Mark Mothersbaugh

The work of Mathew Klickstein has appeared in such outlets as: Wired, NY Daily News, Vulture, The New Yorker and countless regional and online publications worldwide. His two decades-plus of multi-platform storytelling has also led to: an impressive glut of non-fiction and fiction books authored for both major and independent publishers, podcasting (including his own series running for the past five years), guest lectures at various universities and arts/culture centers, as well as television and film work in partnership with such high-profile entities as: Sony Pictures, Food Network, National Lampoon, and Alamo Drafthouse.

For more info: www.MathewKlickstein.com

Saturday, April 25th, 7pm – Free Event

Facebook link here.

Postponed: CAKE (Chicago Alternative Comics Expo) 2020

Quimby’s is proud to be a sponsor of the 2020 Chicago Alternative Comics Expo [CAKE], a weekend-long celebration of independent comics, inspired by Chicago’s rich legacy as home to many of underground and alternative comics’ most talented artists– past, present and future. CAKE features comics for sale, workshops, exhibitions, panel discussions and more, CAKE is dedicated to fostering community and dialogue amongst independent artists, small presses, publishers and readers. More info at cakechicago.com.

CAKE 2020 will be held 6/13-6/14 11am-6pm at Broadway Armory (5917 N Broadway) in Edgewater.

More info TBA.

Follow CAKE:

cakechicago.com

IG: @CAKEChicago

Twitter: @CAKEChicago

Art by David Alvarado. @tuffasaurus