Some of my favorite comics these days are Ipso Facto by Mike Wallster. It’s about one of the last remaining video stores in the country called Eddie’s Video Paradise. I love the drawing style and it’s funny.
Mike has started posting again after a long absence and in color now. I hope he keeps up the schedule, I enjoy seeing it.
I also like War and Peas by Elizabeth Pich and Jonathan Kunz. I also love the drawing style, it draws you in. It seems simple at first, but it’s actually quite intricate.
Also, a bit new is Macanudo by Liniers. It’s a bit weird and sometimes hard to understand, but that’s what makes it great. Even greater is the drawing. I’ve never seen it printed in newspapers, I’ve just seen it online. I’m not sure seeing it printed in newspapers would do it justice. Is the quality diminished, you know, I mean does the line work show up well? Does the color pop out like it does online?
The one comic shown here is word for word taken from the first Peanuts strip ever. Word for word. And it works!

The first Peanuts strip, October 2, 1950.
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Thanks very much for the mention, what a nice surprise!
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Tom, I love it when you post these lists – it brings comics we may have missed to light! Already a fan of Ipso Facto, though – great choice!
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