Gay Genius Released! Free Comic Book in Stores!

Hi everyone,

We've got great news!

After a brief hold-up Gay Genius will see its official release this weekend and next.

In Portland there will be a release/dance party tomorrow night! Lots of artists and excitement.
Saturday, April 30 · 7:30pm - 11:30pm
In Other Words

14 Killingsworth St.

Portland, OR
The party is FREE.

I'll be in Canada at the Toronto Comics Arts Festival next weekend and (customs willing) I'll have a supply of Gay Genius with me there too, as well as the other new books: The Disgusting Room and Reich #8. Toronto, Ontario is a great city and well worth the trip for love of comics.

Saturday May 7th is Free Comic Book Day and select stores will be carrying Dan Quayl, a free book published by Sparkplug, Teenage Dinosaur, Revival House Press and Gazeta Comics. It has art by Amy Kuttab, Jesse McManus, Jason Overby and Blaise Larmee. Also it is a tribute to Portland's one and only John Callahan. I should have some in Toronto too.

Dan Quayl will be available on May 7th, Free Comic Book Day at these wonderful stores, please check them out:

Atomic Books (Baltimore, MD)
Big Planet (Bethesda, MD)
Bridge City Comics (Portland, OR)
Chapel Hill Comics (Chapel Hill, NC)
Chicago Comics (Chicago)
Comix Revolution (Evanston, IL)
Copacetic Comics Company (Pittsburgh, PA)
Cosmic Monkey Comics (Portland, OR)
Danger Room Comics (Oly, WA)
Desert Island (Brooklyn, NY)
The Escapist (Berkeley, CA)
Fantastic Comics (Berkeley, CA)
Floating World Comics (Portland, OR)
Forbidden Planet (New York, NY)
Guapo Comics & Coffee (Portland, OR)
Hi De Ho Comics (Santa Monica)
Mission Comics and Art (SF)
Phantom of the Attic (Pittsburgh, PA)
Quimby's (Chicago)
Showcase Comics (Bryn Mawr, PA)
Titan Comics (Dallas)
Zanadu Comics (Seattle)

AND if you are in Portland on Free Comic Book Day and would like to meet the artists and publishers of Dan Quayl, they will be at Guapo Comics and Coffee during the day, signing books and talking comics. Guapo is located at 6350 SE Foster road in Portland.

Thanks,

Dylan