Cheech Wizard Volume 1
Vaughn Bodé. Fantagraphics Books, 1990. Containing some of Bode’s earliest work (as a commercial art student at Syracuse University) and continuing through his underground comix and work for Nation Lampoon. First of two volumes. 60 pages. Soft Cover Part Colour 8" x 11" £9.99 Save £1.49

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Junkwaffel Volume 2
Vaughn Bodé. Fantagraphics Books, 1995. More great Vaughn Bodé comix and art, with over 20 pages in color! In a medium overrun with 4th-generation clones, it's pretty amazing how fresh Bodé still seems. Throughout his career — and this book features highlights from every period — his work has always been fresh, inspired, and instantly recognizable. The stories in Junkwaffel Vol. 2 are in every format imaginable: Sunday strips, one-pagers, short stories, illustrated text — and in every format Bodé's best qualities shine through: his distrinctive drawing, his odd-but-great characters, and his inimitable humorous/cynical attitude. In a cycle of strips that includes "JW Sunday Page," "JW Invasion of Krupenny Island," "War Lizard," "War Lizards," and more, Bodé's trademark reptiles slog through a never-ending war that is by turns funny, gross, and horrifying ("Gook babies got entrails!").

From another corner of the JW universe comes "The Junkwaffel Papers," which record space radio messages that were channeled from the Junkwaffel planet into Bodé's brain from July 22nd to August 3rd (a true story; "I would never put on," says Bodé in his introduction). The book is rounded out by various rarities, among them the college-era "Masked Lizard," a parody of Superman and spy stories. It all comes together in a beautiful Vaughn Bodé package you'll be proud to own. 78 pages. Soft Cover Part Colour 9" x 11" (229mm x 279mm) ISBN: 156097110X
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Lizard Zen
Vaughn Bodé. Fantagraphics Books, 1999. Another great collection for all Bode enthusiasts and I guess that is most everyone. 48 pages. Soft Cover Part Colour 8" x 11" (20cm x 28cm) ISBN: 1560973099
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Schizophrenia
Vaughn Bodé. Fantagraphics Books, 2001. He is back. The Pop-mystic transvestite, one-man band, wizard, cartoon gooroo, auto-sexual, heterosexual, homosexual, trans-sexual, omni-sexual. Collected for the first time are the classic comics The Man, Larry Stickletodd, Scratch 22, Bodé / Schizophrenia (in its original full-colour format), No Name and Daydream plus the autobiographical texts Confessions of a Cartoon Gooroo and Bodé Consciousness. 128 pages. Soft Cover Part Colour 6½" x 9" (17cm x 23cm) (ISBN: 1560973714)
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