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danielclowes:

Original art by Daniel Clowes for a page from Gynecology, listed for sale for $4,995 here:

http://www.ebay.com/itm/DANIEL-CLOWES-Eightball-17-GYNECOLOGY-p10-ORIGINAL-COMIC-ART-Ghost-World-/360654102300

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danielclowes:

Original art by Daniel Clowes for a page from David Boring, listed for sale for $4,995 here:

http://www.ebay.com/itm/DANIEL-CLOWES-David-Boring-p64-ORIGINAL-COMIC-ART-Eightball-/400485834084

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orano:

Daniel Clowes - Poster for the opening of Sunshine cinema - 2002

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exitsmiling:

Daniel clowes

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jasenlex:

ISOLATED COMIC BOOK PANEL #329
title: LLOYD LLEWELLYN #6 - P12:7
artist: DAN CLOWES 
year: 1987

( panel donated by jimrugg ) 

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fantagraphics:

At the printer now for release in July, The Daniel Clowes Reader: A Critical Edition of Ghost World and Other Stories, with Essays, Interviews, and Annotationsshines a whole new light on one of the greatest, most beloved graphic novels of all time along with several other classic Eightball stories and Clowes rarities. Editor Ken Parille has brought together a stable of great minds, including Clowes himself, for a plethora of fascinating and highly readable essays and other material, with topics like “Enid’s Bookshelf,” “Enid’s Record Player,” “The Rise of the Zine,” “Against Groovy,” and “Urban Romanticism, Mad Magazine, and the Aesthetics of Ugly.”

Browse the Table of Contents and read the Introduction, 12 pages of Ghost Worldand more in our generous 31-page excerpt, and pre-order your copy right here.

(via danielclowes)

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danielclowes:

Meltdown Comics logo, designed by Daniel Clowes.

(Source: leprousface)

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(Source: cegadoporelsol)

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mylambsellscondos:

Like a Velvet Glove Cast in Iron by Daniel Clowes

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jasenlex:

ISOLATED COMIC BOOK PANEL #315
title: THE ART OF DANIEL CLOWES - P46:8
artist: DAN CLOWES 
year: 2012 

( panel donated by jimrugg ) 

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danielclowes:

Sketch by Daniel Clowes, via:

http://web.archive.org/web/20050205035001/http://www.thecliffguy.com/jarindex.htm

The explanation, from that site: “At the San Diego Comic-Con in 2000, I started a new themed sketchbook, called “Canned”. A week before the convention, I found a rubber stamp of a jar at a craft store, and had an idea. I would stamp the jar onto each page of a small, bound sketchbook and ask artists to draw something in the jar. I think you’ll find the results quite fun!”

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