SLAP HAPPY JENKINS
From the author of the “Doodle-A-Day” comics series, and co-author of “Dorkus and the Affairs of Lord Willing” comes a new collection of cartoons, “Slap Happy Jenkins.” 174 full-color cartoons so wild, they’re guarenteed to drive you completely slap happy!
I’ve known Wes Jenkins for well over 30 years and when I say this is the greatest cartoonist I’ve ever met, obviously I haven’t met many cartoonists. But his stuff is brilliant and I think the guy is a genius. I just wouldn’t trust him with my car, kids, dog, or a matchbook. Please buy his book before he kills again.
Bobby Slayton/ Comedian/actor/author
Wes is one of the seventeen most interesting people I have ever met. His take on the world will make you laugh out loud. If I were you I would buy the book, fill your mouth with milk and then go to a 4th grade science fair and rent yourself out as a volcano.
Doug Kor – Commedian
Slap Happy Jenkins is wonderful stream-of-dada comix commentary from a veteran silly person and cartoonist! Wes Jenkins’ graphic guffaws are perfect for any devotee of the Kliban-Larson-Piraro school of inspired pictorial lunacy! HIGH-ly Recommended!
Dan Fogel, Hippy Comix & Stories, Underground Price & Grading Guide
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Wes Jenkins has been an artist for 40 years but he still can’t draw a salary. He has been Creative Director of Lego Island, a writer for Radio Shorts, an Artist for Stanford University and clients from NASA to Zappa and all of the ports between. He currently lives in Austin TX.
WHAT THE CHILDREN SAW
The art of Louise Jarmilowicz is the guidebook to an uncharted city of dreams, an enigmatic landscape where the esoteric and the ordinary mingle at the intersection of Arcane & Mundane. A world of lost innocence and forbidden knowledge, where Eros and Thanatos do a slow waltz to the sound of Esquivel, and Past, Present and Future are having a ménage à trois in the Uncanny Valley. These are scenic postcards from our unconcious interior landscape, as familiar as your nightmares, as mythic as a family reunion.
What The Children Saw is a collection of remarkable collages by Louise Jarmilowicz. Once known only to serious students of the occult, these uncanny and provocative images are now available to all. Warning: once seen, you can never unlearn the shocking knowledge contained therein! These images will change your life!
More about Louise Jarmilowicz here.
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THE ART OF LEE BINSWANGER
AA riddle, wrapped in a mystery, inside an enigma, covered in cat hair, Canned Blondes is a collection of cartoons by Lee Binswanger. Most of the material within appeared in Womens Comix, and is collected here for the first time. With a foreword by legendary cartoonist and comics historian Trina Robbins.
Lee Binswanger is a cartoonist and illustrator whose work have been published in Drawn & Quarterly, The National Lampoon, Rip Off Press, Young Lust, Wimmin’s Comix, and other publications. An abstract painter when not working on comics, she lives in San Francisco.
“A shy woman finally gets the attention she seeks by sneezing nonstop. At a restaurant, flames emerging from a woman’s mouth burn the head off her boyfriend as she calmly asks for the check. Can you relate? I can.”
Trina Robbins
BUY A COPY NOW!
Canned Blondes is available from Amazon.com, and direct from the publisher here!
Canned Blondes is also available as an ebook from iBooks!
NY2LA BY WES JENKINS
Puzzled Squirrel Press is proud to announce the publication of NY2LA, a graphic novel by Wes Jenkins, in both eBook and pBook.
Buy a paperback copy now!
Or get the eBook edition! (iPad only.)
It was 1970, and Wes Jenkins went off to discover America, one random car ride at a time. Filled with a burning desire to explore the ideals of Woodstock Nation, experience the great bounty of diversity and freedom America has to offer, and maybe meet girls, Wes needed Truth, Justice and the American Way. Which is why, armed only with his thumb and a trusting disposition,he walked away from his aimless college existence, and hitchhiked from New York to Los Angeles. NY2LA is the epic true story of his journey through the American Heartland of the 70’s…the Golden Age of American Hitchhiking!
