The Comedian

Hi! Here's a thing I drew

Hi! Here's a thing that I drew for a great project that I'm lucky to be a part of called The Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe - Reduxe Edition (Check it out Here).

Hi!

Hi! I'll have a table in Artists Alley at the Jet City Comic Show this September! Stay tuned for more deets and/or stuff that you can buy!

I'll have books and prints and original pages etc!

As always, hugs are free.

- AJC

commission! - UPDATED

Original drawing (pen & ink on Bristol)

Painted digitally

Loserville Original Artwork (give me your money)

Hi! I barely know how to work the internet or know how shipping works, but...have you ever wanted to own some original comic book art? WELL NOW YOU CAN! I've got a couple of pages from Loserville Volume One (pages 115 and 116) and a limited edition Loserville print for sale.

My Store

Sure, why not?

And while we're at it, just you and me, I'll let you commission some original artwork for yourself. Or a friend. Or you and your friend and some guy you don't like very much and feel obligated to send a gift to.  You can email me at dearloserville@gmail.com and it'll be fan-fucking-tastic!

Mother's Day Cards, from Loserville

Booklist!

Academic OneFile

Goldsmith, Francisca. "Loserville, v.1: And Then You Might Explode." Booklist 1 Jan. 2012: 78.Academic OneFile. Web. 14 Feb. 2012. Document URL http://go.galegroup.com/ps/i.do?id=GALE%7CA279137505&v=2.1&u=salempublic&it=r&p=AONE&sw=w

Title:Loserville, v.1: And Then You Might Explode Author(s):Francisca Goldsmith Source:Booklist. 108.9-10 (Jan. 1, 2012): p78. Document Type:Brief article Full Text:  Loserville, v.1: And Then You Might Explode. By Alex J. Cox. Illus. by the author. Feb. 2012. 112p. SLG, paper, $12.95 (9781593622121). 741.5. Jenna and her husband, Deke, live up to the title of this silly but provocative tale. Facing such a panorama of plot oddities as Deke's desire to dress like clowns while they make love, Jenna being diagnosed with a disease that can lead to corporeal explosion, and hallucinations that involve an ice-cream delivery van, we are sucked into a vortex of uneasiness. One of the most successful features of the fast-paced story is its riff on reality talk shows. Cox's art suits both his characters and their shenanigans, foils, and surroundings: the simple, black-and-white cartooning pops with expressive actions and scenery that advance both the plot and the immediate depictions of each predicament. When Ice Cream Larry instructs Jenna on what being "In the Between" entails, Cox strikes a note of brilliance, illustrating in tightly woven words and images how multiple realities can and do coexist. Readers who remember Shannon Wheeler's satirical superhero, Too Much Coffee Man, will appreciate the antics on display here.--Francisca Goldsmith Goldsmith, Francisca Source Citation Goldsmith, Francisca. "Loserville, v.1: And Then You Might Explode." Booklist 1 Jan. 2012: 78.Academic OneFile. Web. 14 Feb. 2012. Document URL http://go.galegroup.com/ps/i.do?id=GALE%7CA279137505&v=2.1&u=salempublic&it=r&p=AONE&sw=w Gale Document Number: GALE|A279137505

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