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Image 1 — A Deep Dive into 90s Alt-Indie: Bill Willingham’s "Ironwood" (Eros Comix).
Image 2 — A Deep Dive into 90s Alt-Indie: Bill Willingham’s "Ironwood" (Eros Comix).
Image 3 — A Deep Dive into 90s Alt-Indie: Bill Willingham’s "Ironwood" (Eros Comix).
Image 4 — A Deep Dive into 90s Alt-Indie: Bill Willingham’s "Ironwood" (Eros Comix).
Image 5 — A Deep Dive into 90s Alt-Indie: Bill Willingham’s "Ironwood" (Eros Comix).
Image 6 — A Deep Dive into 90s Alt-Indie: Bill Willingham’s "Ironwood" (Eros Comix).
Image 7 — A Deep Dive into 90s Alt-Indie: Bill Willingham’s "Ironwood" (Eros Comix).
Image 8 — A Deep Dive into 90s Alt-Indie: Bill Willingham’s "Ironwood" (Eros Comix).
Image 9 — A Deep Dive into 90s Alt-Indie: Bill Willingham’s "Ironwood" (Eros Comix).
Image 10 — A Deep Dive into 90s Alt-Indie: Bill Willingham’s "Ironwood" (Eros Comix).
Image 11 — A Deep Dive into 90s Alt-Indie: Bill Willingham’s "Ironwood" (Eros Comix).
Image 12 — A Deep Dive into 90s Alt-Indie: Bill Willingham’s "Ironwood" (Eros Comix).
Image 13 — A Deep Dive into 90s Alt-Indie: Bill Willingham’s "Ironwood" (Eros Comix).
Image 14 — A Deep Dive into 90s Alt-Indie: Bill Willingham’s "Ironwood" (Eros Comix).
Image 15 — A Deep Dive into 90s Alt-Indie: Bill Willingham’s "Ironwood" (Eros Comix).
Image 16 — A Deep Dive into 90s Alt-Indie: Bill Willingham’s "Ironwood" (Eros Comix).
Image 17 — A Deep Dive into 90s Alt-Indie: Bill Willingham’s "Ironwood" (Eros Comix).

A Deep Dive into 90s Alt-Indie: Bill Willingham’s "Ironwood" (Eros Comix).

Ironwood (Eros Comix) is a classic 90s adult-fantasy series that showcased early creative experimentation with genre-blending and independent publishing.

u/jimbeanhead88 — 1 day ago

The Vault: Day 1 — Cherry Pop-Tart #1 (1982, Last Gasp)... For the Culture.

​"Woke up to 41k views on yesterday’s post, so I’m unlocking the archives. Starting today, I’m digging deep into the collection every single day to bring you the real history mainstream publishers want to bury. ​Kickin' off Day 1 with a major relic. 40+ years old and pure counter-culture gold. ​If you want a seat in the underground where the gatekeepers can't report us, check out the links on my profile. We're just getting started."

u/jimbeanhead88 — 5 days ago

​The corporate censorship of comic book resale culture is killing the hobby. This is why I'm here.

I’m dropping one of my real heavy hitters tonight—Ironwood #4 (1991)—because I need to clear the air about why I'm here. ​To be completely honest, trying to find a home for these vintage, out-of-print titles has been an eye-opening nightmare. I have tried everywhere. From the electronic bay that outlaws real history, to the corporate "fake book" marketplace, all the way to the rest of the major platforms. Everywhere you go on the internet now, there is an algorithmic Gatekeeper, a blocker, or some digital hall-monitor trying to shut down the culture. The only corner that hasn't messed with my hustle so far is Mercari. ​I always thought the whole point of these online spaces was to stand up, speak your mind, and connect with other collectors. Instead, the Gatekeepers have turned it into a maze of endless censorship just to showcase a piece of vintage comic history. ​But you know what? I do not care. I am not going anywhere. ​I have a vault of 70 vintage out-of-print adult manga and comic books that need new homes. Since this specific community actually appreciates raw, underground history, this stash is for you guys. Their loss is your gain. ​Fun fact for the nerds out there: The creator of this series, Bill Willingham, is the same guy who did the art for the old Cyberpunk 2020 tabletop RPG expansions before later creating Fables for DC Comics! ​Featured Book & Creator Credits (Rule 1): ​Ironwood #4 (Published by Eros Comix / Fantagraphics, 1991). ​Creator: Entirely written and illustrated by Bill Willingham. ​Let me know what you guys think of this classic, and get ready for the rest of the 70-book vault!

u/jimbeanhead88 — 5 days ago

Velvet Touch #2 (1994) - "Wulf Eater II" Anthology

This one is for the true underground, indie, and vintage out-of-print collectors who appreciate the real material—the raw history you'll never find sitting on the shelves of standard commercial bookshops.

u/jimbeanhead88 — 5 days ago