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STRUGGLERS In stores June 2006. Digest-size format (8.25"x5.75"), 112 b&w pages, $10 retail. ISBN 0-9762786-3-4

Synopsis: Original graphic novel by Tim Fish. Roommates Alison, Tighe, and Tracey, sharing a Saint Louis apartment struggling to find bars, bands, and boyfriends. Their struggles only end as they begin to grow up. Young Adult 16+ due to language, sexual content, and gay themes.

Solicit: Three recent college graduates share an apartment together in Saint Louis. Tighe, the confused boy, struggles to find himself.  Tracey has boundless ambition, but can’t stay focused.  Alison has no ambition at all, except a desire to live life on her own terms and without critics.  The trio must quickly grow up as the mundane realities of finding jobs, romance and a decent social life press on them.

This digest sized trade paperback offers an expanded re-telling of the graphic novel “Meet Me in Saint Louie” (2003) originally published online by Modern Tales Longplay.

More than 20 pages of new story and art, and many extras, are included.

Book Jacket: Nothing comes easily to strugglers…

Tighe, the confused boy, struggles to find himself. Tracey, the girl with too much ambition, struggles to make it big. Alison, the girl with no ambition, struggles to ignore her meddling friends. And Mike struggles to find someone to love.

Sharing a hip Saint Louis apartment, these friends face only the problems we all deal with... finding jobs, boyfriends, bars, and bands. Their struggles end only as they begin to grow up.

SOMETHING FISHY THIS WAY COMES In stores Aug 2006. Digest-size format (8.25"x5.75"), 256 b&w pages, $18 retail. ISBN 0-9762786-5-0

Synopsis: Collection of off-beat mini comics created by Tim Fish from 1989-2006. Features the strip Fish produced for his college paper ("Utopian U."), fresh takes on long-forgotten favorites ("Hop to it!" and "Joey Mundane"), a wacky novella ("Lathargia"), recent comic con contributions ("The Cupcakes" and "Mod Monsters of Marvy Manor") and brand new material ("The Vomiteer" and "Things Don't Always Suck"). Over half this book is new or never seen before material. Camp and Charm to spare! Teen 13+ due to language.

Solicit:An off-beat collection of mini comics produced by Tim Fish (I ♥ Marvel, Strugglers) from 1989-2006. Fish fans will delight in seeing some of his early work in all its original glory (including “Utopian U.” from his college days!) and delight again when they see new work on an old favorite, “Hop to it!” an ode to hating work as told by frogs. And then there’s also indie rockers “the Cupcakes” in chase-scene trouble, and Matt Mishap who meets the “Mod Monsters of Marvy Manor.” More than a third of the Fish offerings are new and never seen before, including roommate envy in “Things Don’t Always Suck,” and camp adventure with “The Vomiteer.” Each tale in this (Fish’s 5 th) book supplies a chuckle purchased with campy, quirky humor. A fun sampler of all things Fishy.

Book Jacket: Something Fishy This Way Comes compiles the best of the off-beat mini comics created by Tim Fish ( I ♥ Marvel, Strugglers ) from 1989-2006. From the short stories Fish crafted to amuse friends, to the comic strips he ran in his college paper, to recent comic convention gems, each offering is a window to Fish ’ s wacky, campy soul. uh, Tim... are you sure you want to admit to that?!? Seriously!

“Little bits of dialogue [from THE MOD MONSTERS] made me laugh out loud.” —Popimage

“Sometimes cluttered but definitely stylish... [THE CUPCAKES] is a cute homage.” — Comics Worth Reading

“Charm and campy fun to spare!” —Comic World News

 

 

 

 

 

CAVALCADE OF BOYS each volume is perfect bound and printed in digest-size format (8.25"x5.75").

  • COMPLETE COLLECTION (552 b&w pages, includes some exclusive material. ISBN 0-9762786-6-9) in stores 8/06, $30 retail.
  • Volume 1 (192 pages, ISBN 0-9762786-0-X) in stores 6/05 SOLD OUT
  • Volume 2 (176 pages, ISBN 0-9762786-1-8) in stores 8/05 SOLD OUT
  • Volume 3 (176 pages, ISBN 0-9762786-2-6) in stores 9/05 SOLD OUT

Synopsis: The critically acclaimed gay romance series by Tim Fish joyfully and painfully follows lonely heart Tighe (from STRUGGLERS), irrespressible Warren, obsessive Stanley, and a large cast of young gay men as they live and love.

Solicit: Responding to the sold-out success of its three volume trade paperback, Cavalcade of Boys, Poison Press proudly re-prints Cavalcade, now as a single book and featuring some exclusive new material too! This gay romance series of creator Tim Fish (I ♥ Marvel, Strugglers) has received the attention of critics and fans alike. Cavalcade is both funny and painfully “real,” and Fish’s grounded dialogue and eye-pleasing art breathe life into the characters as they grow with each vignette and experience. Don’t be fooled by its gay-themed genre—Cavalcade has a loyal female readership too.

The 550+ page collection includes every Cavalcade story published, plus the original covers, and the French editions cover art. Exclusive material includes several pages of liner notes, Cavalcade sketches, a preview of Fish’s OGN Strugglers (a prequel to Cavalcade), and pin up pages.

Book Jacket: Why does Tighe always wind up either dating jerks or being one? Is Sam way too hot to snare Eric? Will Warren’s crazed enthusiasm doom his chance for love?

Cavalcade of Boys welcomes the reader on a journey into the lives and loves of several young gay men drawn from the imagination of artist and author Tim Fish (I ♥ Marvel and Strugglers). From the humorous (“The Boy Whose Phone Couldn’t Make Outgoing Calls”) to the tragic (“Sometimes Love Isn’t Enough”), each vignette touchingly romps through modern love . This edition combines in one book the complete multi-volume series previously published.

“Well-drawn and well-written, with believable characters stuck in all-too-real psychodramas.”

Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa, Sensational Spider-Man

“Fish’s warmth, honesty and commitment to the characters pays off: the more particular and unique these individuals become, the more touchingly universal they feel.”

Jen Van Meter, Hopeless Savages

“I’d definitely recommend Cavalcade not just for its verisimilitude but for its entertaining stories and attractive artwork.”

The Fourth Rail

Availability: Advanced sales from indie distributors. Full press release and art for these books are available upon request.


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