The BEST Comics of the Decade!
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Y’all just made my stay in hospital much better! Thank you fellas.
Hang in there Noah!
You guys are hitting my bookshelves this week! I borrowed both volumes of this from my local library in the 90s (Calumet City Library, South Side Chicago it was amazing, a ton of books I checked out as a kid you guys have covered on this channel) Anyway, picked these Best Comics of The Decade joints as soon as I came across them. Such an invaluable collection, next to RAW
I'm so glad you guys mentioned Rick Geary. My bro and i have been fans of his work since he was featured a number of times on Heavy Metal.
Happy to see you point out Richard Sala. He was so amazing
yeah it's time he gets the micrscope treatment
Let’s see some coverage of Sala’s Thirteen O’clock comic…,
I don't think people realise JUST how influential Lynda Barry was for the late 80s, early 90s. She's one of those unspoken heroes who really just carved her own niche out of rock and you'd 100% recognise her style but you wouldn't know where from. Genuinely think she had a major influence in tv animation in particular (You can spot her stuff in Nickelodeons pantheon and Klasky Csupos work in particular) and I GENUINELY wonder if Mike Judge may have been a fan.
Her novels are fucking great, too. An amazingly entertaining public speaker to boot
Still, I’m not 100% convinced about the Klasky-Csupo influence. They hired Estonian and fellow Hungarian artists like Igor Kovalyov, and said regions have their unique aesthetic flavours
@@J.S.3259 Oh absolutely, Lynda Barrys books are great (Thanks Matt Groening for turning me onto her stuff and Charles Burns oddly). And yeah, I should have been clearer as I meant that as a sort of "Collection of influences" because it was a mix of Hungarian, Estonian, there's a few hints of Argentinian art in there too, and of course people like Everett Peck who have a distinctively underground style, mixed with a style that felt underground, Hispanic, Eastern European and yet very American too.
Got to tell Lynda Barry a dirty joke after she spoke in Bloomington, IN. She is so kind and cool.
Whoever the art editor at the Washington DC City Paper in the '80's was right on the beam; Groening, Lynda Barry, Charles Burns, Derf, Ben Katchor every week. Such an education.
I've been itching for you guys to cover Concrete since BKV mentioned it in his interview. I went out and bought the whole series after reading Think Like A Mountain because of that episode.
Yup! It is like the wilderness looking for different new comics and I spent of my time finding books on my own especially once I got into a comic shop or two in the mid/late 70’s and going forward! I will always like some of the big 2 comics mostly depends on creative people! Paul Chadwick with Concrete really struck a home run with me philosophically and just kicking away from gimmicky tropes & Geoff Darrow working on some covers with Chadwick was cool 😎! David Boswell and his Reid Fleming,World’s Toughest Milkman always making me laugh and digging that B&W artwork! These daze I’m definitely looking forward to indie comics and I can’t say this enough that you guys certainly provide that by reading and making comics! 👍🎯😎
Always nice to see Paul Mavrides! Praise Bob! And Lynda Barry is one of the absolute best!! Oh wow Hunt Emerson, another Subgenius. It's really amazing how much Subgenii influenced the underground comics of the late 80s and 90s.
Me, sweating : Which decade? (1 minute later) Phew!
Special Exits by Joyce Farmer is one of the best books Fantagraphics ever published.
Picked up the two volume set about a month ago. Volume One came with a Bill Griffith signature!
How about a Dori Seda episode?
Yes! So dang good!
Hulk grand design just got delivered -- thanx, yo!
There is a Dori Seda collection “Dori Stories”
ANOTHA BANGAH
Can't wait for Crypto-Killaz!!!!! 🤘🐀
Image did great comics for the period, when it was boring generic stuff out there. Image and Dark Horse changed the industry. So don’t slam them unless you read through that era.