These were the videos being sold in the back of Issue 4. They were dubbed in 1987, it's a nice insight to those old cult VHS tapes being swapped back and forth between like-minded people.

https://www.youtube.com/v/rj_YPJvia8A

https://www.youtube.com/v/h9kScrjLfVo

I don't believe this is actually on the tape, but I liked it better anyway:

https://www.youtube.com/v/dA1_9DCkhKc

Like a Velvet Glove Cast in Iron has it's own official soundtrack! It took a while but I managed to find a copy of the thing, it seems to have largely disappeared off the face of the earth.

http://rapidshare.com/#!download|496tl2|428779593|VictoB.rar|23946

Can anyone find the complete series of Lloyd Llewellyn anywhere? All the rapidshits seem to get taken down quickly, and there's no torrents anywhere.

>>3195
http://www.mediafire.com/file/nfhpkce8gqpyfhy/lloyd.zip
pass: britfags

>>3273

Thank you, that's fantastic.

>>3261
Isolation and nuclear warfare

>>3261
A mentality of "If you keep it private, everyone must pretend not to notice" and "If I'm drunk, I can do what I want". Couple that with a lack of sexual repression (not in the hippy sense, but in the sense that, again, what is done in private is nobody else's business) and you can see where this goes.

>>3264

Straight up the arsehole.

>>339
I am a latecomer, and a necromancer. I was disappointed by OP's comic, the ending was silly, I was expecting at the very least strange Japanese sexings.

>>3267
That's what Rule 34 is for >>1056

And I'm done!

>>3235 Great stuff. Thanks.

>>3233
I didn't.

Hell I only stumbled in here by acident. And you sir, have made my goddamn day.

>>3200
Awesome thread.

It's been complete for a good while now, But still good.

Concerned : The Half Life & Death Of Gordon Frohman

http://hlcomic.com

Thanks for looking. The guy who wrote it was six years old when the bomb was dropped, he's spent his life campaigining for nuclear disarmament.

There's an interview with on Japanorama, and you can see the entire movie (in poor quality VHS rip) on youtube

https://www.youtube.com/v/PFSldZbYkkc

I've found a few volumes here: http://www.mangatraders.com/manga/series/5376

You have to sign up, just use a temporary e-mail service.

>>3192

Thanks, that website is a pain in the arse, so I thought I'd reupload them as I get them, so that everyone else doesn't have to go through the hassle.

http://www.multiupload.com/4OX3W5DBQJ

>>3194
thanks

>>3194

Appreciated, ladm8.

This bizarre porn is by Alan Moore? What?

>>3157
moore is well known for fucking odd porn comics.

I've still got my copy of Astounding Weird Penises right next to me now.

I haven't read all of it but I wasn't that impressed. It starts off like an average Warren Ellis weirdshit detective comic then goes all rapey half way through. I get the feeling AM just knocked it up in his spare time between worshiping his snake god and shampooing his beard.

I get the feeling that there are publishers (like Avatar) that exist solely by buying the rights to whatever half-arsed crap a famous writer made, but for whatever didn't finish (he abandoned the project, he was young and inexperienced and not very good at the time), the publisher attaches a frankly poor artist to the project, some monkey does a quick colouring job, and they all make a bit of money.

>>3163
looks very nice. There's a preview here: http://www.bdgest.com/preview-686-BD-quai-d-orsay-chroniques-diplomatiques.html

It turns out that apparently he took an accidental overdose of anti-depressants.

I saw the American Splendor film a while back on FilmFour and enjoyed it.

Ive just read a few American Splendors now after seeing this thread. They are great. Im gonna try and read the rest and maybe look into some Robert Crumb stuff also. Could anyone recommend a good place to start with Crumb? Or any similar people to check out? Saw the Fritz the Cat film and wasn't greatly impressed. Oh and I Read Ghost World and enjoyed that, but found it very depressing.

I dont really think of myself as "into" comics, I have a mate who really digs Judge Dredd and all of that obscenely muscled superhero shit, which has kind of put me off comics, but after reading a little about Crumb and Pekar I can see there is stuff that I would dig.

Any tips greatly appreciated. Thanks

There's a series of collections of Crumb's work that's been published lately, that's probably the best place to start. Crumb mainly did short stories so there's not really one seminal book that anyone could point to and tell you to read.

I always thought it was a toss up between Maus or Violent Cases as the best comics to read if you're not interested in comics; but there's a ton of decent stuff out there, anything by Alan Moore will be worth your time, and hell, 95% of the stuff posted in /com/ is great.

>>3142
sounds like you'd enjoy Crumb's more autobiographical strips. not sure if there'sbeen a collection of those specifically. his work tends to be scattered all over the place in small zines.

>>3146
ah, here we go: >>466

>>3078

>>3079
actually rather than crowd surfing they're clearly hanging on a wire. But the point stands!

>>3078
>Issue 73 is out
i meant "Issue 78 is out"

I just read issue 80.
Holy shit.
Badassery up in everywhere.

It's not a patch on Crossed though.

how about Asterix? it's light and silly, but can be intellectually rewarding at the same time and often plays it straight with regards to place names, food, transport alongside the obvious anachronisms

>>3102

Have you tried slaine?

Some of the later ones dealt with Roman Britain and stuff, they might be up your street.

>>3114 I'd recommend The Horned God or Demon Killer (the one about the Roman occupation), but all the later stuff (the ones with the shitty computer graphics) are crap so I'd give them a miss.

>>3115

>computer graphics

Why do they keep doing this? I rather liked the Warhammer themed range of comics. One of the latest though had dreadful art. It was 3D Poser style models with a cheap Photoshop filter run over it. It was so obvious what it was and so ugly I couldn't read it.

There are so many good artists out there it seems crazy to waste time with this dross.

>>3116
I love your attitude

>>3106

>>3107

Thanks to everyone for posting these, they're fantastic.

The format of those is quite interesting. No punchline until the final comic in a series.