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CAROUSEL Issues & Special Products:
CAROUSEL 8-ISSUE MEGA-PACK!
A great way to catch up on CAROUSEL >>>…get issues #18-25 in one amazing low-priced bundle!
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CAROUSEL 4-ISSUE "U-CHOOSE" BUNDLE!
Gaps in your collection? Here's a deal to help you fix that — order 4 back issues of your choice for one low price (you can choose from #17-24)
A huge savings from ordering single copies of back issues separately.
(NOTE: you will need to place the order, then click here and email us with a quick note on your 4 requested issue numbers)
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CAROUSEL SINGLE COPY BACK ISSUES
Just want one or two? Get them here.
Available in select quantities; view the appropriate dropdown menu to see which issues are currently available.
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Mark Laliberte
BRICKBRICKBRICKoffset edition: 500
2-colour interior / 128pgs, perfect-bound, 7.5"H x 4.5"
Published by BookThugThis new collection presents a series of visual meditations on the subject of “ poetics”. Like much of Laliberte's recent output, this project hovers around – but never quite steps into – the cultural zone that pure, popular comics inhabit.
The hybrid “texts” presented here (slowly developed from 2001-08), appropriate and invade the hand-made illustrative markings of different illustrators or cartoonists, as they draw bricks – usually in the backgrounds of city scenes. Each drawn source is pulled forward and stripped of all signs of their original narrative intent. In a process that is metaphorically connected to the careful manipulation of written words on a page, each work is digitally constructed – brick-by-brick – into new and distinct walls that the reader will likely enjoy hitting up against.
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Mark Laliberte
Suture Series Fragment A: It looked like rain.edition: 125
b+w interior / 20pgs, saddle-stitch, 7.5"H x 4.5"
Published by Cactus Press
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Mark Laliberte
logo | schema | centric
edition: 100
b+w interior / 16pgs, 8.5"H x 7"WThis small book presents a series of iconic "collapsed logo-environments", fictional, referentially futuristic symbols that adapt the body, weaponry, gadgetry, & military insignia into a unique graphic code-system.
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Mark Laliberte
Take Away Its Wings and Force It to Fly.
Experimental comic/graphic poem
edition: 100
b+w interior / 28pgs, 4.25"H x 7"W
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Daniel Erban, Dennis Michael Jones, Ed Pien, Balint Zsako
Dehuman
Curated by Mark Laliberte
Text by Robert Enright
offset edition: 2000
full-colour cover, saddle-stitch binding
24 full-colour pgs, 9.5"H x 7.5"W
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Various
Sequential Desire
Curated by Mark Laliberte and Dermot Wilson
The touring exhibit brings together a group of artists who are expanding the notion of cartooning and "sequential art" in a gallery context. The exhibit includes concrete poetry, flash animations, paintings, graphic novels and video.
This special 40pg exhibition 'by-product' includes works by: Robbie Adamson / Dan Kennedy / Mark Laliberte / Ian-Patrick McAllister / gustave morin / Marc Ngui / Tanya Read / Chantal Rousseau
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PACKAGE DEAL
Sequential Desire and Dehuman
Buy both together for one low price!
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gustave morin
A Penny Dreadful
offset edition: 1500
2-colour cover, perfect bound
160 sepia pgs, 7.5"H x 5.75"W
Published by Insomniac PressA decade in the making, A Penny Dreadful is a large suite of works that are neither literature nor graphic art, but a hybrid of the two. A species of flip-book that invites multiple readings and a veritable newsreel of possibility for the uninitiated, A Penny Dreadful is both a comic book for shit disturbers and a tour through the margins where personal and social collapse are filtered through the lens of political impotence. Includes an "appendix" by celebrated concrete poet jwcurry.
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Michael DeForge
Lose
Toronto artist Michael DeForge (whose illustrations grace the cover of CAROUSEL #25 — Spring-Summer 2010 issue) has a new publication out now! Lose, DeForge’s first full length comic, is a horror-comedy about Nesbit Lemon’s trip to hell, and all the familiar faces he meets there. It’s a 24-page saddle-stitch comic book, released by the wonderful Koyama Press!
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