More fantastic and varied comics from this anthology of prairie comic artists. Not much needs to be said about this, it is a first-rate collection, and moves from the translucent to the infantile to the satiric to the sad with all the ease of a mime. Highlights include Hess’ Existentialist House of Coffee and a biting bit of recent history entitled Pay our Winnipeg Debts in which those chroniclers of times gone by, Bruce Coyston and Nick Burns, give us the illustrated story of how the Winnipeg Jets leave Winnipeg and the public gets screwed for $60 million plus. Sunburn, more entertaining than a losing hockey team, and far cheaper…
comic / #2, 32 pages / main creator: Karl Thomsen (editor) / $4 (includes post) / PO Box 2061, Winnipeg, MB, R3C 3R4 email: [email protected]a