Carleton Graphic Press

Wow, it’s been a busy term for everyone. We had to delay this issue by a week, but goodness, it was worth it! Here’s our new issue, mostly in black and white but with some nice color in there as well. And hold onto your hats, because the next issue we put out is going to be our final one of the year, and it will be MYSTERY THEMED! WOW!

In other news, I just got the Slow Youth zine in the mail, and oh my gosh it is so beautiful. I would encourage everyone to check it out, and also buy a copy. Those ex-Static Fish kids are doing such beautiful things with their lives.

In other-other news, you should add Inebriated Spook to the list of blogs you read. It’s pretty darn fun.

Jacob

Hi everyone,

It’s been a little while, but that’s just because we’re gearing up for some big things! Our new issue will be out Friday (online by the weekend) and then for the end of the term we’re planning a big, collaborative, MYSTERY ISSUE! (That is, the stories will share the common theme of “mystery”, not that you will read the issue and have to then figure out what it was about.)

To tide you over, let me share with you a little “photo essay,” if you will, of my own creation.

There! That should hopefully tide you over until our next update!

-Jacob

Wow, hello!  It’s our 30th issue!  I won’t say much here, but READ IT and enjoy it, and listen to Ask, because what could be nicer?  I think most of our issues could be considered ‘frightening verse,’ don’t you?  Our next issue is themed, and the theme is dreams!  That’s pretty exciting, so keep your eyes peeled!

Jacob

It’s Thanksgiving, and Carleton is out for Winter break!  I’ll try to update things over here now and then, but until there’s a real update you should check over at a few sites we like!

First, Kailyn wrote a nice piece about Lyonel Feininger at the Hooded Utilitarian, so take a look at that.

Secondly, friend and contributor Ashley Avard has a piece in Womanthology, which is pretty amazing.  Pick it up (relatively) inexpensively at Amazon.

Thirdly, I’ve updated the links section (over on the Read page) to include a new section of other student-run comics publications.  It’s interesting to see what our contemporaries and those who came before us are and were doing.

Have a happy Thanksgiving everyone!

-Jacob

Hi everyone!  Issue 27 is up, and looking good.  We’ve never had an issue this dense before, clocking in at 24 stories in a trim 27 pages.  WOW.  When you hold this in your hands, you risk being sucked into some sort of comics singularity.

We hope you enjoy it, and, as always, feel free to contact us with comments or submissions.

-The Eds

On this beautiful fall day we are happy to announce the release of our twenty-sixth issue!  With a sci-fi cover and beautiful short story by the ever popular Skuds McKinley, you know this issue is a good one.  Take a look, and as always please download it for further, offline perusal!

The site seems to have stabilized a bit at this point.  Let us ask you, gentle reader, do you like what you see?  Have ideas?  Please let us know how we can improve – after all, we are doing it all for your benefit.

-Jacob, Megan, and Jon

Hello everyone, and welcome to the shiny, new Carleton Graphic website!  It’s taken us a while to get here, and I’m sure that it will continue to develop as we go along.

I’d like to introduce Issue 25 to you!  On the right you can see its cover.  Pretty nice, right?  You can click on the cover to read the issue, that’s how technology works.  This issue punches you in the face, that’s all I’m saying.

Please explore the site some.  We have a really nice ‘read’ section where all our issues are available for online reading and download, so check that out.

I’ll keep working on the site, now, but in the meantime please take a look around.  Email with any flaws you might find.

-Jacob