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a big pile of some of my favorite zines, a photo from my latest Let’s Anime column which takes a sharp detour into Kinko’s and the zine culture of the 80s and 90s
Matt Feazell week continues with a mini-comic called Board of Superheros, made up of characters like Boardman and Stickboy, The Human Fence, Lone Shark, and of course, Cynicalman.
Scott McCloud's ZOT! was a beloved "thinking man's superhero" title in the 80s that ran for 10 colour issues, took a break, and returned to complete its 36 issue run in black and white. In between, McCloud and Matt Feazell conspired to produce this mini-comic where Feazell's Cynicalman gets transported to the parallel universe where the Zot! characters lived. Presumably as a way to relieve some deadline pressure from McCloud, the "Zot in Dimension 10 1/2" feature appeared in many issues of the black and white run afterward.
