Rafer reads every comic he owns

BADE BIKER AND ORSON #1 Mirage Studios. By Jim Lawson. 1986.

Some awesome mid-80’s motorcycle fighting with a smart-ass alien sidekick action.

BAD COMPANY #8 Quality Comics. By Pete Milligan, Ewins/ J. McCarthy. 1988.

BAD COMPANY #7 Quality Comics. By Pete Milligan, Ewins/ J. McCarthy. 1988.

I expect that I would have enjoyed this more if the print quality wasn’t so fucking awful.

BACCHUS #50 Eddie Campbell Comics. By Eddie Campbell. 2000.

The last of my Bacchus single issues. This series ran only another 10 issues after this, presumably filled with more short stories and features by other artists.

BACCHUS #48 Eddie Campbell Comics. By Eddie Campbell. 1999

The Bacchus story completed a few issues back.

BACCHUS #47 Eddie Campbell Comics. By Eddie Campbell, with Pete Mullins. 1999.

I love the short story showing the behind the scenes of running Eddie Campbell Comics. It’s great to see the family dynamic and makes a nice follow-up to the previous short story of how Eddie decided to start the business in the first place.

Bonus: Letters from Wayno and James Kolchalka

BACCHUS #46 Eddie Campbell Comics. By Eddie Campbell, with Pete Mullins. 1999.

One of my favorite sequences from the series. I believe that God and the backgrounds were done by Eddie’s daughter Hayley, though I may be misremembering.

Bonus: Dave Sim’s response to his appearance in issue 44.

BACCHUS #45 Eddie Campbell Comics. By Eddie Campbell, with Pete Mullins. 1999.

All this is doing is making want to sit down and re-read all ten volumes of Bacchus again. They’re short, but dense, and I barely have time for reading THESE comics. Someday, I suppose.

BACCHUS #44 Eddie Campbell Comics. By Eddie Campbell, with Pete Mullins. 1999.

Dave Sim makes an appearance in Eddie’s autobiography comic. (Alan Moore has made many previous cameos.) Bonus, a letter (and doodle) from Victor Cayro.

BACCHUS #43 Eddie Campbell Comics. By Eddie Campbell, with Pete Mullins. 1999.

I love this series so much.