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What are they like?If reader response is any indication, they’re charming and delightful, twisted and demented, surreal and bizarre, and sometimes even thoughtful and inspiring. (And funny. Don’t forget funny.) It’s hard to say what they are. I just do whatever I’m inspired to do at the moment, and it’s led to this odd assortment of titles.
But you don't have to take MY word for it...
“They're
well plotted short stories that subtly lead to often stout messages. More
than once she's turned a handful of playful panels into a little classic
gem of a story.”
Musea
“...so
real, so fun, you wonder how she put all that feeling into such a little
comic. Real heart here.”
Obscurity Unlimited
“Her
distinctive off beat art...combines perfectly with her innovative use
of language to showcase her keen observations of everyday life and human
interactions.”
Sequential Tart
“Suzanne
Baumann’s drawings are better than they look. I mean, well, they’re
kind of messy, but now that I’ve seen and talked to her I come to find
she looks just like that and it’s kind of amazing.”
Indy Unleashed
“There’s
magic in this gal’s pen, that’s all there is to it.”
Xerography Debt
Writeups & ReviewsThe Good, The Bad, and the Whatever. You may have to scroll down to see some of these.
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48 Hours of Pure Entertainment ($2)
This is what happens when I stay up for 24 hours straight and draw a complete mini-comic... twice. More info on this page. Top As Eavesdropped (50¢)
Inspired by half-overheard conversations I’ve picked up in public. Don’t you wish you knew the story behind these? Yeah, me too.
Top Serious Workout (50¢)
It has a baby in it. And a cat. And an 80’s exercise video. And much laughter and rejoicing. Top Cleopatra’s Hats (50¢)
A quick skit on paper about one shopper’s search for the perfect hat and her companion's search for the perfect words. Top Turtleneck Boy (50¢ - $1)
He’s stylishly dressed; he gets into lots of conversations; beyond that, he’s whoever the contributors make him out to be. What happens in the comic? Cartoonists of various sensibilities (and abilities) put short, often topical, sometimes pointless dialogue into comic form. Why? I’m not sure I have an answer for that yet, but I'm having lots of fun putting this stuff together.
The Moldy Bagels ($1.00)
A book designed to fit in the narrow gap between silent movies and comic books. It’s the story of a resourceful working girl, a bag of bagels, and some powerfully hungry pigeons. Top Damned Bunnies ($3.50)
An embittered artist attempts to exact sweet revenge on the critics, but things go sour. At 48 pages, it’s the longest story of the bunch, with a nifty wallpapered cover. Top Custard King (50¢)
A fan favorite! The story of the Kingdom of Tree, on a highway median just across the street from America. Top SPIME ($1.50)
It’s space! It’s time! It’s SPIME! A variety pack of comix fun, featuring Yorkie sledding, Booker T. Washington (the actor), a mummy, transgendered Strawberry Shortcake dolls, and more. Top Chris Leif (50¢)
One of my first comics. Chris is a high-strung but harmless teenager with an unusual amount of rotten luck.
The Rajiv Coffee Table Book (50¢)
A collection of images of the mysterious Rajiv. After seeing these 14 provocative poses shot in exotic locales, you’ll know why the girls call him the World’s Most Beautiful Man! Top Baumann’s Marginalia (50¢)
Once upon a time, I went to college and studied art, philosophy, psychology, third world communications and many other things. I sat in on lectures and took copious notes. Some of these were in comic form. Here they are. Top Free! For Ye!
Yes, I know “for ye” is gramatically incorrect. But come on, it rhymes! These are free sample comics I hand out at conventions. You can read them for yourself online right here. Ask if you want a hard copy, I’ll send one with your order!
Non-Comic goodies: Magnets ($1.00)
Colorful and business card-size. Click here to view current selection. Grab Bags ($2 - $5 or trade)
In addition to to doing comics, I also collect odd found objects, library discards, interesting boxes and wrappers, and practically any weird & wonderful thing I come across. I have way more than I can use, and will happily stuff a big envelope full of little treasures for you! You can visit my virtual grab bag here. Original Doodles (50¢)
I’m not parting with original pages right now, but I’ve got tons of cool absentminded sketches and doodles that can be yours for a low, low price. Each one is original, unique, and hand-drawn on scrap paper by me. If you don’t take ‘em, they’ll go into the recycle bin sooner or later. If you want one, speak up!
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