Caveman: Evolution, Heck!1 review Tayyar Ozkan Nbm Pub Co, 1997 An interesting visual journey. This book closely resembles the work of Sergio Aragons who makes strips without words that still carry a story. An interesting book. Nothing classic, but still an interesting concept.             Visions of God: The Graphic Novel A.R. Teest Perfectus Arts, 2006 God has been revealed....in comic form! In the embodiment of graphic art and symbolism, God takes on the issues of divisive beliefs, arrogance, and Satan himself to bring about a unified world. Chapters include: 1. The Meaning of Life 2. God is Dead 3. God goes to Hell 4. The Perfect World 5. Revelations             A Child's Life and Other Stories8 reviews Frog Books, 2000 Beautiful, Disturbing, and Necessary + Graphic, harrowing, and touching--worth a try. + I LOVE this book! + Brutal and Beautiful + Hard to believe what happens behind closed doors.....             Buck Rogers in the 25th Century1 review Phil Nowlan Ektek Inc, 1994 Repro of Buck Rogers' Origins Tale This is a very nicely done reproduction of the original short story 'Buck Rogers in the 25th Century' as authored by Phillip Francis Nowlan in the late 1920s. (J. Dille is often incorrectly cited as Buck's creator when actually Dille was Nowlan's publisher and ultimately wound-up as the owner of ...             Jaka's Story (Cerebus, Volume 5)8 reviews Dave Sim, Gerhard Aardvark-Vanheim, 1991 The best of the best + Sim's finest hour. + Graphic SF Reader + read the first ones             Underworld Vol. 1: Cruel and Unusual Comics5 reviews Kaz Fantagraphics Books, 1997 Wonderfully deviant + KRAZY KAZ! + A Comic Masterpiece + kaz is one of the greats + Smoking Cat Rules             Justin Green's Binky Brown Sampler5 reviews Justin Green Last Gasp, 1995 Overlooked classic of the Undergrounds. + Catholic AND Suffering from OCD! Oy! + Excellent This is a great collection. 'Binky Brown Meets the Holy Virgin Mary' is a real masterpiece, a disturbing autobiographical story of neurosis and catholic guilt. Any fan of Robert Crumb or the Drawn & Quarterly crowd of autobio anti-heroes should appreciate this. Also contains many shorter pieces of ...             Ranx 1: Ranx in New York Liberatore And Tamburni Heavy Metal Magazine, 2002             The Collected Hutch Owen1 review Tom Hart Top Shelf Productions, 2000 A lot of laughs, and a lot to think about. I bought Hutch Owen expecting to laugh, not learn. But if a cartoon book about an anarchic vagrant can be funny, and educational, and touching, and a thousand other things, so much the better. Hutch is a hard-working man, whose work just happens to be railing against the system and alerting ...             Channel Zero23 reviews Brian Wood AiT/PlanetLar, 2000 revolutionary comics + Channel Zero my hero! + Great At Date of Publication, Prophetic in Retrospective + Wow + "Generica" the Beautiful             The Collected Hutch Owen1 review Tom Hart Top Shelf Productions, 2000 A lot of laughs, and a lot to think about. I bought Hutch Owen expecting to laugh, not learn. But if a cartoon book about an anarchic vagrant can be funny, and educational, and touching, and a thousand other things, so much the better. Hutch is a hard-working man, whose work just happens to be railing against the system and alerting ...             Underworld Vol. 1: Cruel and Unusual Comics5 reviews Kaz Fantagraphics Books, 1997 Wonderfully deviant + KRAZY KAZ! + A Comic Masterpiece + kaz is one of the greats + Smoking Cat Rules             Buck Rogers in the 25th Century1 review Phil Nowlan Ektek Inc, 1994 Repro of Buck Rogers' Origins Tale This is a very nicely done reproduction of the original short story 'Buck Rogers in the 25th Century' as authored by Phillip Francis Nowlan in the late 1920s. (J. Dille is often incorrectly cited as Buck's creator when actually Dille was Nowlan's publisher and ultimately wound-up as the owner of ...             Visions of God: The Graphic Novel A.R. Teest Perfectus Arts, 2006 God has been revealed....in comic form! In the embodiment of graphic art and symbolism, God takes on the issues of divisive beliefs, arrogance, and Satan himself to bring about a unified world. Chapters include: 1. The Meaning of Life 2. God is Dead 3. God goes to Hell 4. The Perfect World 5. Revelations             A Child's Life and Other Stories8 reviews Frog Books, 2000 Beautiful, Disturbing, and Necessary + Graphic, harrowing, and touching--worth a try. + I LOVE this book! + Brutal and Beautiful + Hard to believe what happens behind closed doors.....             Jaka's Story (Cerebus, Volume 5)8 reviews Dave Sim, Gerhard Aardvark-Vanheim, 1991 The best of the best + Sim's finest hour. + Graphic SF Reader + read the first ones             Caveman: Evolution, Heck!1 review Tayyar Ozkan Nbm Pub Co, 1997 An interesting visual journey. This book closely resembles the work of Sergio Aragons who makes strips without words that still carry a story. An interesting book. Nothing classic, but still an interesting concept.             Ranx 1: Ranx in New York Liberatore And Tamburni Heavy Metal Magazine, 2002             Justin Green's Binky Brown Sampler5 reviews Justin Green Last Gasp, 1995 Overlooked classic of the Undergrounds. + Catholic AND Suffering from OCD! Oy! + Excellent This is a great collection. 'Binky Brown Meets the Holy Virgin Mary' is a real masterpiece, a disturbing autobiographical story of neurosis and catholic guilt. Any fan of Robert Crumb or the Drawn & Quarterly crowd of autobio anti-heroes should appreciate this. Also contains many shorter pieces of ...             Channel Zero23 reviews Brian Wood AiT/PlanetLar, 2000 revolutionary comics + Channel Zero my hero! + Great At Date of Publication, Prophetic in Retrospective + Wow + "Generica" the Beautiful