/lit/ - Literature

>>3535860
That was the point, faggot. Chippendale is also probably the most published and well known of that vein of comix, he should have been aware of all of them if he thinks he's in a position to comment on the medium.
He obviously doesn't know shit about what he's talking about but still thinks he can comment because he has undeniably great taste in literature and literature is like a top art yknow?

>>3464999
Well I haven't read any comics in months so I'm just looking at what's on my shelf but Portland contemporary series I'm a big fan of CF, get his Powr Mastrs series, Mickey Z's RAV is p cool too.
Really like Chippendale and Brinkman's stuff, so partial to fort thunder influence. Also love Jacob Ciocci's stuff (pic), Paper Rad with Ben Jones.
Mostly follow Picturebox's releases, Jonny Negron just released a book I wanted to get ahold of but can't afford. Kramer's Ergot 8 was very nice. Yokoyama's Travel is really cool, Japanese art manga, totally different than anything I've read.

Um, then Jim Woodring's Weathercraft, if you've never read Woodring, I highly recommend. His color stuff is also great too: Book of Frank. More similar to ZAP style underground, but not really. You should definitely get some of his stuff if you're not familiar.

I'm not a big fan of Fantagraphics stuff but Kevin Huezenga's Ganges series, from their Ignatz collection with the really nice large issues with french folds (though they were like $8 each), is really pretty great, more straightforward narrative.

Yeah, I mostly kept an eye on picturebox and a few blogs. I remember following this guy: http://seantcollins.com/
Pretty sure he had pretty solid taste.