IN YO FACE, SUCKA!! COPRA ROUND ONE TRADE PAPERBACK IS HERE!!

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COPRA TP ROUND ONE

(W/A) Michel Fiffe

Meka is the tale of two pilots in the far future whose vehicle, a giant walking war-machine designed to defend inhabited planets from alien threats, is disabled in combat, leaving them stranded and left to their own talents and judgment to survive the ruined urban warzone they themselves inadvertently created. This sci-fi story is as much about the politics of warfare as it is about the two characters relationship during the trials faced during their escape.

NEW FRIGGIN' AWESOME AND AMAZING INDY COMIX!!

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For all you suckers who missed the boat on the best comic currently being published, don worry none, son, we gotcha covered... Bergen St. Press and Michel Fiffe are proud to present the second compendium collecting the sold-out, super hard to find issues #4-6 of COPPPRRRAAAAAAAAA!!!! (think like Cobra-lalalalalalalala sound here)

COPRA COMPENDIUM #2

(W/A) Michel Fiffe

Issues #4-6. $12. Do I need to convince you any more?? I'm sure you are tired of hearing me ramble about this book, but, whatever, screw it.

Oh yeah, and we also have compendium #1 in stock as well, plus issue #7 which picks up directly after the 2nd compendium!!

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COPRA RETURNS TO KICK OTHER COMIC'S ASSES!

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COPRA #7

(W/A) Michel Fiffe

 You’ve made it this far… six issues of carnage, fisticuffs and shoot ‘em ups. Our first arc is behind us but the story is far from over. This time around we take a chance to find out a little more about our Copra guys and gals. The story’s called “Personal Files” and it’s… well, I hate to describe it as quiet because someone gets shot, someone gets burned, and someone is violently choked (as opposed to gently choked). You get the idea: the title says it all.

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FIFFE IN THE HOUSE!!!

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​Brace yo self for a double shot of pure comicbook awesomeness straight to the vein!! It might be a little over a month, but COPRA #6 has finally arrived, along with Zegas #0 and #2, featuring more stories with everyone's favorite brother and sister, Emily and Boston. I don't need to continually harp on how good these books are, or how Michel Fiffe has revitalized my hope for the future of comics, or how Copra is basically showing Marvel and DC how to make a Super-Hero book or-- sorry, you get the point. Buy the damn books. You will thank me later.

COPRA #6

(W/A) Michel Fiffe

This is the second part of our Tokyo adventure, the brutal climax to the crew’s main mission: stop Vitas. Call it a boiling point, call it endgame, call it a reason for me to draw a lot of broken glass, but this concludes the first Copra story arc with a bang.

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ZEGAS #0

(W/A) Michel Fiffe

This is the latest edition of short stories featuring the Zegas siblings, Emily & Boston, and by latest I mean that although the Zero Issue contains previously released work via webcomics: “Birthday”, “Cactus” and a couple more extra bits — most of it is presented in print for the very first time.

This early material initially lived online as a temporary solution while I figured out how to get it on to sheets of paper, and how to maybe involve a staple or two. I’m traditional that way, plus I had to feed my love for a page turn. It’s how I designed the stories to be seen, actually, and since they’re no longer available digitally, they can exclusively be read here. Just like the first two issues, Zegas #0 is a full color magazine-size comic book, 24 pages, signed by yours truly and numbered, limited to 400 copies.

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COPRA!! BIGGER COPRA!! SO MUCH COPRA!!

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COPRA COMPENDIUM

(W/A) Michel Fiffe

​The Copra Compendium collects the first three issues of the new nearly sold out action series, 72 full color pages with a couple of new bits of extra art. It’s the perfect jumping on point and a good chunk of comics in one solid package.

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You've heard about it. We've talked about it. So so much. Probably to the point where you're tired of hearing it...but I don't care. ​Just flipping through this when it came in, the feel of the paper, the look of the ink on the page, the whole package...it just reminded me of being a kid and reading comics. Like finding that weird one off issue in a dentist's office or somewhere and only ever getting one part of the story, causing you to spend the rest of your collecting years obsessively searching for a comic that you can only half remember the cover of, let alone the title. But it is for this that Michel Fiffe is awesome. He brings you the comic that you remember from your dreams, the idea of how cool that issue was when in actuality it was probably something like, Stormwatch or something, and takes you on a boom tube ride across imagination with a healthy dose of stupid, pure, fun.  Please do yourself a favor and get this book. If you already have it, buy it for a friend. Because friends don't let friends not read COPRA.

RECOMMENDED BY CASEY!!!

NEW INDY COMIX!!

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Watch out DC and Marvel, here comes a Super-Hero book with real heart, a dizzying design sense and most importantly-- all out action awesomeness!!

COPRA #1, 2

(W/A) Michel Fiffe

From Michel Fiffe, creator of ZEGAS, comes COPRA, a love letter to Suicide Squad, Dr. Strange and just old school Super-Hero books in general. These are some the nicest looking, self published comics we've ever had on the shelves and for only $5 a piece, there is no excuse not to pick them up!!

No messin' around, these are MUST HAVE COMICS for everyone who loves Super-Hero books, but want something new, exciting, different and fresh to groove to on a cold, rainy Seattle evening! RECOMMENDED BY CASEY!

we also have copies of ZEGAS #1 and #2 in stock!! Check out his website for more stuff!! http://michelfiffe.com/

NEW INDY COMIX!!

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ZEGAS #1

(W/A) Michel Fiffe

ZEGAS #1 marks the debut of the print-exclusive comic series by cartoonist Michel Fiffe. With 32 pages of full color, neorealist surrealism, this magazine size "Misprint Edition" of Zegas features all new material with each copy stamped, signed & numbered.

Great review here: http://www.spandexless.com/2011/10/zegas-1-michel-fiffe/

More stuff at his website: http://michelfiffe.com/



ZEGAS #2

(W/A) Michel Fiffe

Zegas #2 arrives fiercer than its predecessor in terms of shear size and page composition, yet like #1, this comic supplies a from the heart focus, bled through the presence of Fiffe’s two inseparable characters, Boston and Emily Zegas.

Great review here: http://www.bleedingcool.com/2012/05/01/stumptown-swag-indie-underground-titles/