The Co-op Comix Mixtape podcast has a new episode out now – the Read Black Comics! Special!
This episode was put together by Iris Jay, Yuki Clarke, Adam, and me, with member contributions included in the episode, and cover art by Alina Wahab. You can listen to it wherever you listen to podcasts, including Pinecast and YouTube!
If you’d like to subscribe to the RSS feed to never miss an episode, you can do so with this link. New episodes will be posting once a month.
I have the following rewards lined up for my Ko-fi Club members!
For my Art Club folks, you’re getting a Jackie Ormes mini-print! She’s considered the first African American woman cartoonist, and is the creator of Torchy Brown and Patty-Jo ‘n’ Ginger.
And for my Zine Club members, I’m reprinting my Black History Zine!
This reprint is getting a new format compared to its original print run. I’m very excited to get this back in print!
Find me this weekend – February 6 through 8 – at BashCon, on the University of Toledo campus!
The show itself is at the Lancelot Thompson Student Union. Show’s open Friday from 4 to 10 pm; Saturday from 10 am to 10 pm; and Sunday from 10 am to 4 pm.
I will be there, along with my buddies Gary and Chloe, showcasing our art in the vendor area! There will be a ton of game demos happening, so in the spirit of that I want to bring copies of my free RPGs.
For my Art Club peeps, they’re getting this Valkyrie mini-print!
For my Zine Club members, you’re getting a new CATS sticker!
This cat’s look is inspired by Alaska Thunderfuck.
Rewards will be sent out very soon (if they haven’t been sent out already!). So if you want these in your mailbox (along with early webcomic updates and other bonus perks), check out my Ko-fi.
That’s all for now. More cat sketches to come next week!
The show is November 30 at the Pivot Center in the Lakewood area. From 11 am to 5 pm, you can find me (and a ton of other indie comics makers) there!
If you can make it, I hope to see you at Genghis Con!
Not local? I have a special deal going on my Ko-fi shop:
15% off all Ko-fi shop sales – including commissions – will be donated to the Brown Bag Food Project, a mutual aid project in Wood County, OH dedicated to feeding families in need.
I can’t claim credit for the idea of fundraising in lieu of a Black Friday sale. That idea goes to Bonedust Press, publishers of The Traitor & The Wretch. (If that sounds familiar, I wrote a review about the book!). (Also you should check them out, too!)
