Showing posts with label Jerry Riddle. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Jerry Riddle. Show all posts
Saturday, July 30, 2011
City Limits Gazette # Ecstatic static on automatic (Mar. 1993)
Logo by Jeff Zenick, Harper's gives CLG some ink, Maximum Traffic on the Bizarros, CLG reader profile of Jerry Riddle, Minneapolis Ben Adams on Morty the Dog, Comix reviews by Lynn Hansen with logo by Jeff Snee, Maximum Traffic on Nixon, Bruce Sweeney's Underground Station with logo by Spain Rodriguez, Mike Stengl 20 years ago, Wayno on space fantasy stamps.
I'm including a scan of the actual Harper's piece. It is humorous they couldn't handle CLG's unique numbering system and had to shorten it a bit. Here's a link to the CLG in question. Initially attracted to CLG by the Bil Keane Watch, Harper's decided to focus on this librarian item instead. Fallout will follow.
Labels:
Ben Adams (Minnesota),
Bruce Sweeney,
City Limits Gazette,
Jeff Snee,
Jeff Zenick,
Jerry Riddle,
Librarianship,
Lynn Hansen,
Maximum Traffic,
Michael Stengl,
Morty the Dog,
Spain Rodriguez,
Wayno
Saturday, July 23, 2011
City Limits Gazette # I can't get the "Beverly Hillbillies" theme song out of my mind (Oct. 1992)
Weird Al, who I admire tremendously, covered the issue number here better than anyone, Bil Keane Watch by Maximum Traffic, Jane Oliver dies and reading this almost two decades later still makes me angry and depressed and my eyes well up, Gary Usher donates rare comix to WSU, I endorse Bill Clinton in 1992, sick McCleary jokes, Bil Keane Watch with Mike Lee and Mark Campos, A Fragment of a Forthcoming Biography of Clay Geerdes (I wish Clay was still with us. I'd love to hear his opinions on the current trends. He'd be in his 70s and probably sitting at the head of the table, where he earned his place, pontificating. I miss him), Bruce Sweeney's Underground Station with logo by Jerry Riddle, another Bil Keane Watch by M. Stengl, readers give me grief over my belief that free will is a myth and print is dead-- two truisms I hold to this day.
Labels:
Bil Keane Watch,
Bill Clinton,
Bruce Sweeney,
City Limits Gazette,
Clay Geerdes,
Gary Usher,
Jane J. Oliver,
Jerry Riddle,
Mark Campos,
Maximum Traffic,
Michael Stengl,
Mike Lee
City Limits Gazette # Overwhelming sadness of the monkey trapped in the garage (Sept. 1992)
Logo by Mark Campos, Bil Keane Watch by Maximum Traffic, San Diego Con report by Ryan Eifert, Bruce Sweeney's Underground Station with logo by Bruce Bolinger, Comics and Wrestling by Jerry Riddle, comix reviews by Lynn Hansen, Yet another Bil Keane Watch by Ben Adams (of Minneapolis), Bob Richart likes Wow Cool and the work of Sam Henderson.
This issue included: State of beings # 13. Idaho.
Labels:
Ben Adams (Minnesota),
Bil Keane Watch,
Bob Richart,
Bruce Bolinger,
Bruce Sweeney,
City Limits Gazette,
Jerry Riddle,
Lynn Hansen,
Mark Campos,
Maximum Traffic,
Ryan Eifert,
Sam Henderson
City Limits Gazette # Je me souviens (Aug. 1992)
Logo by Maximum Traffic, Ed Martin joins Dark Horse, Bil Keane Watch, Civic Karma in McCleary, CLG reader profile of Mark Campos, Michael Dowers returns to Seattle, John E. becomes a father, Bruce Sweeney's Underground Station with logo by Jerry Riddle, The Fallacy of California Redemption Value by Lynn Hansen.
Labels:
Bil Keane Watch,
Bruce Sweeney,
City Limits Gazette,
Dark Horse,
Ed Martin,
Jerry Riddle,
John E,
Lynn Hansen,
Mark Campos,
Maximum Traffic,
McCleary,
Michael Dowers,
Seattle
Wednesday, July 20, 2011
City Limits Gazette # Peeling the toaster (July 1992)
Logo by S. Minstrel, Kel Crum weighs in on Fred, Xeric Foundation is created, Luciano revisited or RIP Newave 1975-1985, Bil Keane Watch with Jeffrey Kipper, Bruce Sweeney's Underground Station with logo by Jerry Riddle, CLG reader profile of Wayno, Maximum Traffic and Clay Geerdes on the hobby question, bad cover versions of When I'm Sixty Four, While My Guitar Gently Weeps, Why Don't We Do It in the Road, Wild Honey Pie, With a Little Help From My Friends, The Word, Yellow Submarine, Yer Blues, Yesterday.
Also a much beloved coffee stained coaster by Wayno I have been using for nearly two decades on my studio desk.
Labels:
Beatles,
Bil Keane Watch,
Bruce Sweeney,
City Limits Gazette,
Clay Geerdes,
Dale Luciano,
Jeffrey Kipper,
Jerry Riddle,
Kel Crum,
Maximum Traffic,
S. Minstrel,
Wayno,
Xeric Foundation
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