Issue 5 of the 6-issue Squeeze Box Man graphic novel is on the editing table. Just a few more tweaks and it will be off to the printers. To find out more about Squeeze Box Man, pre-order the new issue or order back issues, email:… Read More
Working on the Squeeze Box Man graphic novel with Jacob Yerex has been so much fun. I love the way he brings Staashu’s band NPK to life. Issue 4 is now available. Copies are $12 CAN + postage (3 bucks in Canada, a little more… Read More
The story Shave and a Hair Cut is a critical one in the Squeeze Box Man story arc, because it is a physical representation of Lazy Allen’s transformation: he goes in looking rough but emerges a new man. As well, at the end of this… Read More
Who is Bananas Foster? Find out in Issue 4 of the Squeeze Box Man graphic novel. Copies are $12 + postage. Email me: 27thstreetpress@gmail.com. Back issues are also available. Squeeze Box Man is based on a book of short-short stories I wrote (yes it’s available… Read More
What is Squeeze Box Man all about? Issue 4 of the Squeeze Box Man graphic novel is now available. For those of you who have subscribed to the whole set, I’ll be sending out the new issue to you this week! Anyone interested in copies… Read More
Copies of the new volume of the Squeeze Box Man graphic novel are being delivered to West End Comics on Queen West, here in Toronto today. This issue is extra-big – at 74 pages it’s packed with Lazy’s adventures, but we’re holding the line on… Read More
The third volume of stories from the graphic novel Squeeze Box Man is in and I’m super-excited to see them. This is a huge issue, bar far our biggest – 74 pages. Jacob Yerex has once again done a fabulous job bringing my characters to… Read More
Fans of Squeeze Box Man have been asking me, where’s Issue #3? Fear not gentle readers, our 3rd issue will be ready to go to print soon. Here’s a taste!
This graphic novel grabbed me from the first scenes and never let go. It starts out at a taco restaurant, where a woman named April (or is it May?) is recognized by an old friend. “I’m sorry but you must be confusing me for someone… Read More
Since I’ve been writing a graphic novel based on my short-short stories, I’ve started reading other comics aimed at a literary or adult audience (see my recent review of American Splendor by Harvey Pekar) The most recent of this is the first of the Criminal… Read More
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