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(note: these, as well as some of the Duplex Planet Illustrated comics are available here)
No More Shaves (Fantagraphics, 2003)
Trees Breathe Out People Breathe In (Erie Art Museum, 2000)
Duplex Planet: Everybody’s Asking Who I Was (Faber & Faber, 1993)
Tell Me If I’ve Stopped (Sun Tavern Fields/UK, 1993)
The Duplex Planet (issues #1-187, 1979-2010)
CONTRIBUTOR: books
Mary L. Nohl Fund Fellowships for Individual Artists 2010, “Dream of Dark Places” (Greater Milwaukee Foundation, 2011)
Tell Mrs. Miller Her Husband is Still Dead edited by David Clegg (Trebus/UK, 2010)
Cassette From My Ex edited by Jason Bitner, (St. Martin’s, 2009)
This I Believe 2 edited by Jay Allison (Henry Holt, 2008)
Santi: Lives of Modern Saints edited by Luca Dpierro, back cover blurb by DG (Black Arrow, 2008)
Blue Skies and Monsters by Jad Fair, introduction by DG (Map/Japan, 2007)
Tuning In: Listening and Speaking in the Real World by Carol Numrich (Pearson, 2005)
Impulse Archaeology edited by Eldon Garnet (University of Toronto Press, 2005)
Guts From the Urn: Selected Writings From Canopic Jar, edited by Phil Rice (Canopic, 2005)
A Friendly Game of Poker edited by Jake Austen (Chicago Review Press, 2003)
Kissers by James Kochalka, introduction by DG (Highwater Books, 1999)
In My Life: Encounters With the Beatles, edited by Cording, Jankowski-Smith & Laino (Fromm International, 1998)
The Factsheet Five Zine Reader edited by Seth Friedman (Three Rivers Press, 1997)
Object Lesson #8, includes one-act play “Tramps in Bloom” (Bluestone Press, 1993)
Tray Full of Lab Mice Publications edited by Matt Jasper, includes “An Interview with William Ferguson” (Tray Full of Lab Mice Publications, 1989)
MTV Video Music Awards Book, includes “What Did the Beatles Look Like?” (MTV, 1988)
Semiotext(e) USA, includes “Tell Me About the History of the World” (Autonomedia, 1987)
We Did Not Plummet Into Space by Ernest Noyes Brookings, edited by DG (Innerer Klang, 1983)
Exchangeable Photo (Lomholt-Formular Press, Denmark, 1980)
CONTRIBUTOR: periodicals (selected)
Smith Journal (Australia) #12, Spring 2014 (guest editorial)
The Lowbrow Reader #8, 2010 (“Laughter Strikes The Duplex Planet“)
The Alterrian summer, 2010 (“I Just Got Out My Little Brown Book”)
The Alterrian winter, 2010 (“The Last Haiku”)
The Alterrian winter, 2009 (“The Folder in My Brain Labeled ‘Socks'”)
Esopus #7, 2006 (“Tiny Book of Smokes”)
Flop Sweat #1, 2005 (“Two Pigs Fell in the Mud”)
de Poezenkrant #48, 2002, Netherlands (“Which Are Smarter, Cats or Dogs?”)
Ukulele Occasional #1, summer 2002 (“Tiny Tim”)
Bridge vol 1, #3, 2001 (“What’s the Worst Trouble You Were Ever In?”)
Night Rally Vol 1 #2, January, 2001
Reader’s Digest September, 2000, included in “Points to Ponder” section
Harper’s Magazine 150th Anniversary issue, summer 2000 (“Tell Me What Fish Do”)
The Forum Chronicle Vol 5 #1, spring 1999 (“I Was Waiting For You, Daddy”)
Contemporary Long Term Care March, 1998 (“This Form of Decline is Off the Charts”)
Buzzard #20, Cat-Head Comics, 1998 (“Human Error”) Originally a commentary for NPR’s All Things Considered
Sad Magazine #5, 1998 (“I Was Waiting For You, Daddy”)
Buzzard #19, Cat-Head Comics, 1998 (“White Christmas”) Originally a commentary for NPR’s All Things Considered
Advance Magazine for Speech-Language Pathologists & Audiologists Vol. 8 #9, March 2, 1998 (“South Pole” included in the article “Reflecting on the Last Words of Patients”)
Flatter #9, 1997 (“Tiny Tim”)
Roctober #18, winter 1997 (“Tiny Tim Eulogy”)
Bunnyhop #8, 1997 (“What Message Would You Want to Send into Outer Space?”)
Buzzard #18, Cat-Head Comics, 1997 (“Mr. Duffy”) Originally a commnetary for NPR’s All Things Considered
Cool and Strange Music #4, April 1997 (“Tiny Tim Remembered”)
The CAG Advocate fall, 1997 (“Lip-Synching Madness”)
Cool and Strange Music #5, August 1997 (“Jack Mudurian”)
Factsheet Five #61, 1997 (“The Secret of My Success”)
Bunnyhop #7, 1996 (“Rabbit Sketches”)
Hotwired, 1995
Buzzard #14,Cat-Head Comics, 1995 (“Frank & Ken”)
Guitar Player June, 1994 (selections from The Duplex Planet, #39, the guitar issue)
Storyhead #4, autumn 1994 (“The Tower of Babel”)
Impulse Vol 13 #4, 1990
L’Autre Journal (France, June, 1990)
Quimby #17, 1989 (“The Duplex Planet”)
Quimby #16, 1989 (“Ken Eglin”)
Quimby #15, 1989 (“The Duplex Planet”)
Quimby #13, summer 1988 (“The Duplex Planet”)
Op magazine, 1981-1984 (“Ken’s Corner”)
Processed World #9, winter, 1983 (“What’s a Word Processor?”)
What Goes On #3, 1982 (“Ken’s Corner”)
Commonpress #22, 1980, edited by Steven Durland
Commonpress #23, 1979, edited by Vitorio Baroni
Commonpress #18, 1979, edited by E. F. Higgins
Modern Cracker #1, 1979 (“The Wrong Way to Heat Bathwater”)
Modern Cracker #2, autumn 1979 (“Looking for a Middle Name?”)
Montage, May 1971 (McDowell H.S., Erie, PA publication, prose & drawings)
COMIC BOOKS
Bern and Edwina, illustrated by Patrick Moriarity (Top Shelf, 2001)
Sometimes You Make Plans Then You Get Old, illustrated by Dean Haspiel (Keyhole, 1997)
Duplex Planet Illustrated #1-15 (Fantagraphics, 1993-1996)
Keyhole Mini-Comics #4, “I Was Waiting For You, Daddy” (Keyhole, 1995)
A Vast Knowledge of General Subjects (Fantagraphics, 1994)
Not A Lie From My Mouth, card set (Kitchen Sink Press, 1993)
Overheard at America’s Lunch Counters #7 by Susan Catherine: all text from The Duplex Planet (Cherry Stone Press, 1987)
OTHER COMIC BOOKS, ANTHOLOGIES, PERIODICALS
Signal to Noise #61, spring 2011: “Trombone vs Football” illustrated by David Kopperman
Mission at Tenth volume 2, spring 2011: “From the Series Drawings Priced the Same as My Age”
Signal to Noise #58, summer, 2010: “Make Room” illustrated by David Kopperman
Mome Vol 13: five word drawings (Fantagraphics, 2009)
Signal to Noise #53, spring 2009: “Electronic Music” illustrated by David Kopperman
Jews and American Comics edited by Paul Buhle (The New Press, 2008)
The Vagabonds #2 by John Neufeld: “Pivot” (Alternative Comics, 2006)
Salt #3, winter, 2004: “What Can Robots Do?” illustrated by Daniel Clowes
Soundtrack: Short Stories 1989-1996 by Jessica Abel: “Pass It On” (Fantagraphics, 2001)
The Magic Whistle Blows by Sam Henderson: “Here Comes Ernie!”, “Which are Smarter, Cats or Dogs?” (St. Martin’s, 1999)
Buzzard #19: “Ken’s Corner” illustrated by Wayno (Cat-Head Comics, 1998)
Graphism From North America: “Ken Eglin’s Anti-Salad Trilogy” illustrated by Wayno (Alchemia/Japan, CD-ROM 1998)
You and Your Big Mouth #7 illustrated by Pat Moriarity: “Doppler” (Fantagraphics, 1998)
Keyhole #4: “I Was Waiting For You, Daddy,” illustrated in three separate versions by Dean Haspiel, Linda Perkins, Josh Neufeld (Modern Comics, 1997)
Buzzard #18: “Ken’s Corner” illustrated by Wayno (Cat-Head Comics, 1997)
Mind Riot edited by Karen Hirsch: “With Arthur” illustrated by Dean Rohrer (Aladdin/Simon & Schuster, 1997)
Dirty Stories: “Fuckin’ With Dwight” illustrated by James Kochalka (Fantagraphics, 1997)
Jerk #4 by Jeff Meyer: “Snakes and Jewelry” (1997)
Pop Corn Pimps by Pat Moriarity: back cover blurb (Fantagraphics, 1996)
You and Your Big Mouth #6 illustrated by Pat Moriarity: “Bern & Edwina” (Fantagraphics, 1996)
Orgy Bound by Daniel Clowes: “The Headlamp,” What Would You Do If You Were President?” (Fantagraphics, 1996)
Buzzard #17: “Ken’s Corner” illustrated by Wayno (Cat-Head Comics, 1996)
Buzzard #16: “Ken’s Corner” illustrated by Wayno, “Where do wiseguys come from?” and “If you were stranded on an island…”, illustrated by Dean Rohrer (Cat-Head Comics, 1996) (Cat-Head Comics, 1996)
Buzzard #15: “Ace” illustrated by Mark Martin (Cat-Head Comics, 1996)
Subliminal Tattoos magazine #5: “Ken’s Corner” illustrated by Wayno (1995)
You and Your Big Mouth #5 by Pat Moriarity: “Bern & Edwina” (Frantagraphics, 1995)
Stripburger: “Gnarled Toenail” illustrated by Andy Hartzell (Czechoslovakia, 1995)
Lout Rampage by Daniel Clowes: “Where Do Wiseguys Come From?”, “Why Do People Spit?”, “What Can Robots Do?”, “What Do You Do For a Cold?”, “What Do You Think George Washington’s Voice Sounded Like?”, “What’s the Most Important Invention of the Twentieth Century?” (Fantagraphics, 1995)
Subliminal Tattoos magazine #4: “Ken’s Corner” illustrated by Wayno (1995)
Chipmunks & Squirrels by Michael Aushenker: back clover blurb (Original Syndicate, 1994)
Hands Off: “Never Too Late” illustrated by Pat Moriarity (Ward Sutton Productions, 1994)
Buzzard #11: “The Witches,” illustrated by Jos. Williams (Cat-Head Comics, 1994)
Subliminal Tattoos magazine #3: “Ken’s Corner” illustrated by Wayno (1994)
You and Your Big Mouth #3 by Pat Moriarity: “Elvis” (Frantagraphics, 1993)
You and Your Big Mouth #2 by Pat Moriarity: “What’s the Worst Thing That HAppened to Your Hair?” (Frantagraphics, 1993)
Details: “What Would You Do If You Were President?” illustrated by Daniel Clowes (August, 1992)
Eightball #8 by Daniel Clowes: “The Headlamp” (Fantagraphics, 1992)
Eightball #6 by Daniel Clowes: “Where Do Wiseguys Come From?” (Fantagraphics, 1991)*
Eightball #5 by Daniel Clowes: “What Do You Do For a Cold?” (Fantagraphics, 1990)
Eightball #4 by Daniel Clowes: “Why Do People Spit?” (Fantagraphics, 1990)
Eightball #3 by Daniel Clowes: “What Can Robots Do?” (Fantagraphics, 1990)*
Eightball #2 by Daniel Clowes: “What Do You Think George Washington’s Voice Sounded Like?” (Fantagraphics, 1989)*
Eightball #1 by Daniel Clowes: “What’s the Most Important Invention of the Twentieth Century?” (Fantagraphics, 1989)*
*comic appeared in color when originally published but was black & white when anthologized in the books Lout Rampage (1995) and Orgy Bound (1996)
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ACE Show Catalog (95)