Too Much Coffee Man Magazine (2001) comic books 2004

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by Shannon Wheeler & Various It's the Best Issue Ever! Of anything! Ever! Then put on different socks and we'll knock those socks off you too! Who couldn't love this extra-special "Travel" issue, packed with brand new cartoons by the likes Douglas Paszkiewicz (Arsenic Lullaby), Peter Conrad, and possibly even Shannon Wheeler (if he can get off his lazy, pimpled ass and do something productive). This issue also features original award-winning essays by the perennially controversial Jed Alexander (Yellow Baby), Zoe Trope (best-selling author), and Carolyn Jones (reporter, SF Chronicle). But wait, that's not all! David Boswell offers up the greatest Reid Fleming cartoons ever put to paper; Kieron Dwyer and Keith Knight contribute illustrations that will prove, once and for all, that God exists and he loves you; and Superman returns to the bowling alley in the second installment of Mark Russell's off-kilter take on the crusader with a cape! Plus the extra-special, not-at-all-gay travel section, which we really just threw together at the last minute, yet somehow still rocks your, um, naughty bits out. Magazine, 64pg, b&w $4.95 Cover price $4.95.

They've got movie sign! That's right, kiddies: Kevin Murphy, Tom Servo himself, has sat down for an exclusive chat with Too Much Coffee Man, in which he talks about his life, his loves, his pet monkey, Bobo... the works! This is Kevin Murphy, the definitive interview. But that's not all. TMCM brings you the best of their writers, people with names like Jed Alexander, Carolyn Jones, Tony Simon, and Zoe Trope, writing about important issues that matter to you, like food, sex, giant killer robots, Asian culture, radio, Superman's bowling score, zines, television, Journey, and much, much more! But wait, there's also cartoons by the likes of Keith (K Chronicles) Knight, Tom (This Modern World) Tomorrow, Ted ("Ted Rall") Rall, Peter ("No Nickname") Conrad, Douglas (Arsenic Lullabye) Paszkiewicz, and quite possibly even Shannon ("Kick Me") Wheeler, who is gonna contribute whether he likes it or not, because the staff has his mom locked up in the basement. Magazine, 64pg, b&w $4.95 Cover price $4.95.