The Glory of Capitalism

The first 69 Sidewalk Bubblegum cartoons, perfect-bound, on high-quality paper. Funded with a generous grant from the Xeric foundation. Printed at an employee-run, union shop, in Santa Cruz. Limited edition of 1,000. When they’re gone, they’re gone. Oh, and it’s funny. $12.00 postage paid, and every copy is signed with a little doodle of the screaming head.

Now This Is Going To Sting a Bit So You Might Wnat To Look Away...
1996-1998

Picking up where "Glory of Capitalism" left off, this spiral-bound photocopied tome contains every cartoon from 1996-1998, over 120 cartoons in all. $20.00 postage paid, and of course every copy is signed.

Hey Doug Did You Get That
E-mail I Sent ?
1999-2000

Picking up where "Now This Is Going To Sting A Bit So You Might Want To Look Away 1996-1998" left off, this spiral-bound photocopied tome contains every cartoon from 1999-2000, over 40 cartoons in all. $15.00 postage paid, and of course every copy is signed.

ATTITUDE: The New Subversive Political Cartoonists

A 128-page compilation of
alternative political cartoonists working in the United States, will be
published by NBM Publishing in May.

Edited by Ted Rall, ATTITUDE is the first attempt to present the 21 artists
whose work epitomizes alternative-weekly political cartooning in a single
venue.

"These artists work in the netherworld between facile categorizations.
Because they're passionate and strident, they're too alternative for
mainstream daily papers. But they're not always considered alternative by the artsy crowd because they're articulate and actually care about ordinary people's concerns. Perhaps because they defy easy labeling, they're creating the most interesting work in cartooning today, and it's an honor to help present this new genre to the public."

ATTITUDE, a 128-page paperback, includes cartoons by: Tom Tomorrow, Peter Kuper, Ruben Bolling, Lloyd Dangle, Andy Singer, Don Asmussen, Clay Butler, Jen Sorensen, Scott Bateman, Tim Eagan, Derf, Lalo Alacaraz, Joe Sharpnack, Eric Bezdek, William L. Brown, Ward Sutton, Stephanie McMillan, Mickey Siporin, Jim Siergey, Ted Rall, & Matt Wuerker. In addition, Rall interviewed each artist and asked them to submit ephemera from their personal lives.