Bicycle Comics - Yehuda Moon and the Kickstand Cyclery
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these are awesome... can't wait for more
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The first album of Yehuda Moon comic strips is here! The book collects comics from January 22, 2008 (the first strip) to June 30, 2008 (161 comics). The 8.5" x 8.5" perfect-bound softcover book features 58 full-color pages.
Here's the front cover:
And the back cover:
$19. The draft I had printed to check paper and color quality (which were both grand) arrived in about a week - maybe sooner. I was pleased with the turnaround and it was beautifully packed. The printer ships to Europe and the UK and a host of other countries worldwide.
Here's the front cover:
And the back cover:
$19. The draft I had printed to check paper and color quality (which were both grand) arrived in about a week - maybe sooner. I was pleased with the turnaround and it was beautifully packed. The printer ships to Europe and the UK and a host of other countries worldwide.
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The first album of Yehuda Moon comic strips is here! The book collects comics from January 22, 2008 (the first strip) to June 30, 2008 (161 comics). The 8.5" x 8.5" perfect-bound softcover book features 58 full-color pages.
Here's the front cover:
And the back cover:
$19. The draft I had printed to check paper and color quality (which were both grand) arrived in about a week - maybe sooner. I was pleased with the turnaround and it was beautifully packed. The printer ships to Europe and the UK and a host of other countries worldwide.
Here's the front cover:
And the back cover:
$19. The draft I had printed to check paper and color quality (which were both grand) arrived in about a week - maybe sooner. I was pleased with the turnaround and it was beautifully packed. The printer ships to Europe and the UK and a host of other countries worldwide.
Will I be able to get my bookstore to order this, or will I need to order it through the website you gave? I noticed it's not listed on amazon (or I couldn't find it at least)
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Why so soon on the book? There will be a lot more strips, right? I hope!
I'd rather wait and get a book with the first YEAR's strips.
Any plans for something like that? Maybe a limited edition signed by the artist???
I'd rather wait and get a book with the first YEAR's strips.
Any plans for something like that? Maybe a limited edition signed by the artist???
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This is a print-on-demand book, available only online. There's no ISBN, which is what retailers like Amazon require for them to offer it for sale.
Because I wanted to offer it in full color, I kept the page count to half a year's worth of strips to keep the cost down.
The folks I asked suggested a collection every six months - for the above reasons and because some people prefer to read comics on pulp instead of between pixels
We'll see how it goes.
Because I wanted to offer it in full color, I kept the page count to half a year's worth of strips to keep the cost down.
The folks I asked suggested a collection every six months - for the above reasons and because some people prefer to read comics on pulp instead of between pixels
We'll see how it goes.
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Well, almost six months... I started late in January.
Also: Joe Tait put together a page for the Yehuda Moon figure he created. He's put different panels from the strip behind the figure... take a look:
Also: Joe Tait put together a page for the Yehuda Moon figure he created. He's put different panels from the strip behind the figure... take a look:
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Strangely enough, I was reading an article about this sort of issue just yesterday...
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Take a look at the article in this link - particularly, the last three paragraphs (note - the article continues over two pages). I'd say this is what you've suffered from, given the speed it was deleted.
https://www.pcpro.co.uk/columns/204999/idealog.html
https://www.pcpro.co.uk/columns/204999/idealog.html
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If you want the article on wikipedia to stick then you need to write it in a very unbiased and unexcited tone. You need to avoid providing links to the website within the article, and you definitely shouldn't talk about the book yet.
I'd write it, but I'm the worlds worst writer. But if you want to send me a suggested article I'll happily proof it and tell you if the tone is right.
Wikipedia does have a rule that you're never supposed to write articles on something you're involved in. So, sorry Rick, but you shouldn't write an article about Yehuda on wikipedia. If Yehuda is really interesting, according to wikipedia theory, some random set of individuals will describe it better than Rick could. If you sound like you're Rick when you write the article it'll definitely get deleted.
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Sorry on the mis-spell.
crhilton seemed to think that Rick created the entry when it was actually you.
crhilton seemed to think that Rick created the entry when it was actually you.
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Just thought I would let everyone know... In the General Cycling section someone posted a pic of a guy (in Santa Cruz if I remember right) that is a Yehuda look alike.
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I don't know how interesting this is, but here's a 2 minute clip of me inking the strip: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ejLbaLQ54pg.
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No one wants to read an encyclopedia which is super stoked about everything.
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I don't know how interesting this is, but here's a 2 minute clip of me inking the strip: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ejLbaLQ54pg.
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Just got my Yehuda Moon book today! Very, very nice. I think this is the first print-on-demand book I've bought. Well done, Mr Smith!
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I like this "Grail" character even if we never get to see him
Will get round to getting the book, bit stretched for cash at the mo
Wife wants a t-shirt with a pic of Yehuda's kitty from a few days ago, women eh? I want one too
Will get round to getting the book, bit stretched for cash at the mo
Wife wants a t-shirt with a pic of Yehuda's kitty from a few days ago, women eh? I want one too
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The strip is brilliant. I don't agree with all.points brought up...ie bicycle helmets on kids....but that is part of it's brilliance, it brings all the points up.
I am not sure if I am happy or not that this will probably not go mainstream due to the almost specialized knowledge needed to really apprieciate it....it's kind of fun to have a secret jewel, but on the other hand I wish Rick success.
I am not sure if I am happy or not that this will probably not go mainstream due to the almost specialized knowledge needed to really apprieciate it....it's kind of fun to have a secret jewel, but on the other hand I wish Rick success.
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The strip is brilliant. I don't agree with all.points brought up...ie bicycle helmets on kids....but that is part of it's brilliance, it brings all the points up.
I am not sure if I am happy or not that this will probably not go mainstream due to the almost specialized knowledge needed to really apprieciate it....it's kind of fun to have a secret jewel, but on the other hand I wish Rick success.
I am not sure if I am happy or not that this will probably not go mainstream due to the almost specialized knowledge needed to really apprieciate it....it's kind of fun to have a secret jewel, but on the other hand I wish Rick success.
It'll never be in a newspaper, but that's what will keep it from sucking.
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Ha! Just read the whole strip from beginning to end. Great stuff.