Brand New Trouble

Rob Kirby and David Kelly's all-new Book of Boy Trouble is out, featuring the usual brilliance of Rob, Dave, Andy Hartzell, Jen Camper, Michael Fahy, Victor Hodge, Justin Hall and many others, but now all in color. Read it, adore it, review it on Amazon.

Juicy Mother 2: How They Met

Reviews from Gay Comics List, Publishers Weekly(scroll down to 'Comics'), and Tucson Weekly. Bonus: a contentious
review of Juicy Mother 1 from Comic Book Resources.

Juicy Mother 2 serves up tasty comix about killer dykes chasing romance, a superhero tranny, how Hothead met Chicken, homeboys in love, kids with queer parents, an Arab-American dyke, skateboard cuties, sweet sex, rough sex, confusing sex, and goldfish.

“Juicy Mother 2 rocks! It’s got something for everyone – dicks, titties, comedy, tragedy, a superhero drag queen and a quadri-breasted evildoer. What more could you ask for? It’s queertastic!”
– Rose Troche, Filmmaker

“I totally love Juicy Mother 2… Handwritten fonts like notes in school and then the stories that are sort of searching and incidental and unaccountably private like jerking off...Turn the page, here’s another. Totally rich from a young point of view. And that young is permanent.”
– Eileen Myles, poet and author of Sorry, Tree and Cool For You

“Juicy Mother 2 is one big comix jamboree – a fabulous eye-fuck that will blow your mind!”
– Kate Clinton, Humorist

“Juicy Mother is what underground comics used to be. Lesbians and homosexuals populate these electric pages, and the scenes can be disturbing. Enlightening, too.”
– Boston Globe

Juicy Mother 2: Sweet Release

Juicy Mother Vol. 2 is now out from Manic D Press.

Includes an outrageous comics jam between me, Camper, Alison Bechdel and Diane DiMassa called A Perfect Match. It also has Zion, my Mormon-Jewish teenage love story set in southwest Utah. Here's a snippet...



...and a crappy, crappy image from the jam because unbelievably, I'm still learning to upload. Clockwise from upper left, me, Diane, Jen and Alison on a romantic mismatch gone out of control.