Poochie Press Publications

01/23/2017

From now until the end of time you will get a random minicomic and back issue of INTRUDER (going back to issue 3 or 4?) if you order something from Poochie Press! http://poochiepress.storenvy.com/

Poochie Press is a small comic book publisher based in Seattle, Washington. WHOLESALERS: Please contact John Porcellino at Spit and a Half. http://spitandahalf.blogspot.com/p/catalog-t-z.html

10/23/2016

It's my birthday!

05/25/2016

Tom Van Deusen's newest comix collection is now available for purchase! Only $5 (plus shipping)! Purchases today will ship tomorrow. Thanks for your support!

24 B&W pages, color cover

Tom Van Deusen has contributed to numerous anthologies over the years, and Poochie Press has collected some of his funniest one-off strips for this handsome collection. Now: That's What I Call Comix volume 1 includes fan favorites such as The Funky Frog, and some of his hilarious one-page contributi...

11/10/2015

We couldn't be more excited for this glowing review of Kelly Froh's The Weeknight Casserole Collection from The Comics Journal! Robert Kirby says, "Froh is a born storyteller, and reading her comics always leaves me wanting more." Kirby calls the collection "a quality presentation all around." We agree!

10/18/2015

RIP Dennis Eichhorn

http://www.seattletimes.com/entertainment/visual-arts/dennis-eichhorn-rocket-writer-author-of-real-stuff-dies-at-70/

Dennis Eichhorn was best known for his autobiographical comic book series “Real Stuff,” published by Fantagraphics. He also worked for alternative music newspaper The Rocket and got a shout-out from Hunter S. Thompson.

08/20/2015

Now for sale on the Poochie Press web store: The Weeknight Casserole Collection by Kelly Froh!

Alternative cartoonist Kelly Froh writes some of the funniest and most endearing autobiographical comics today, and The Weeknight Casserole Collection is the largest and longest collection of her work yet. Presented in an attractive magazine-size format, this collection includes many fan favorites, along with never-before published strips!

“Kelly Froh is without a doubt one of my favorite cartoonists working today. Her sweet-natured, but merciless comics lay modern life, in all its absurdity and poignance, on the line every time.” -- John Porcellino, King Cat Comics

http://poochiepress.storenvy.com/products/14161509-the-weeknight-casserole-collection-by-kelly-froh

Alternative alternative cartoonist Kelly Froh writes some of the funniest and most endearing autobiographical comics today, and The Weeknight Casserole Collection is the largest and longest collection of her work yet. Presented in an attractive magazine-size format, this collection includes many fan

08/06/2015

I'll be tabling this weekend at Autoptic Festival in Minneapolis with Max Clotfelter! Be sure to stop by and pick up our latest titles!

07/14/2015

Poochie Press is extremely excited to announce our newest publishing project! Long time indie comic cartoonist, Kelly Froh is a founder of the Short Run comics festival and mainstay of the Seattle scene. We are pleased to release her longest collection of work yet, The Weeknight Casserole Collection. At 36 pages, this behemoth includes beloved favorites from The Best of Mini Comics #1 & #2 as well as some COMPLETELY NEW comics exclusive to the collection!

“Kelly Froh is without a doubt one of my favorite cartoonists working today. Her sweet-natured, but merciless comics lay modern life, in all its absurdity and poignance, on the line every time.” -- John Porcellino, King Cat Comics

Poochie Press will debut The Weeknight Casserole Collection at Autoptic Festival, Aug 8 & 9 in Minneapolis, MN. See you there!

06/16/2015

Check out the latest rave review for Tom Van Deusen’s Eat Eat Eat up now on Comics Grinder. Henry Chamberlain calls it BOTH absurdest and surreal! We’re pretty proud.

"Eat Eat Eat" is a very funny comic by cartoonist Tom Van Deusen. That may not be readily apparent for some readers, I suppose. If you haven't (or have?) been exposed to Robert Crumb, for instance....

05/15/2015

Rob Clough of High-Low Comics is singing the praises of Tom Van Deusen’s Scorched Earth 2 and Eat Eat Eat! Clough calls Scorched Earth, “amazingly over the top and awful.” “ Van Deusen’s comics are incredibly mean, but he lands solid and smartly-aimed barbs again and again.”

This is the blog of comics critic Rob Clough, who also has a column of the same name over at The Comics Journal website (TCJ.com).

05/06/2015

Buy Eat Eat Eat at Phoenix Comics on Capitol Hill!!