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In the intro to [[Clutch]] #2 "Forty Days," Greig writes, "This issue was a bit of an experiment. It's a cartoon diary of 40 days of my life from August 30th to October 8th. I drew about each day as it happened." Greig is a bit of a self admitted dork and his life is anything but exciting - yet these 40 days of mundane life were riveting. His drawing style is simple but very expressive in his day to day activities that usually started with something like, "woke up and drew [[comic]]s'." How could one not be intrigued after reading panels like this from Sept. 22; "Later Gloria explored my mustard collection!" | In the intro to [[Clutch]] #2 "Forty Days," Greig writes, "This issue was a bit of an experiment. It's a cartoon diary of 40 days of my life from August 30th to October 8th. I drew about each day as it happened." Greig is a bit of a self admitted dork and his life is anything but exciting - yet these 40 days of mundane life were riveting. His drawing style is simple but very expressive in his day to day activities that usually started with something like, "woke up and drew [[comic]]s'." How could one not be intrigued after reading panels like this from Sept. 22; "Later Gloria explored my mustard collection!" | ||
| − | In 2003, one issue of Clutch appeared as a [[split zine]] with [[Snakepit]. | + | In 2003, one issue of Clutch appeared as a [[split zine]] with [[Snakepit]]. |
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Revision as of 09:37, 9 September 2007
Clutch is a minicomic zine by Greig, aka Clutch McBastard, from Portland, Oregon.
In the intro to Clutch #2 "Forty Days," Greig writes, "This issue was a bit of an experiment. It's a cartoon diary of 40 days of my life from August 30th to October 8th. I drew about each day as it happened." Greig is a bit of a self admitted dork and his life is anything but exciting - yet these 40 days of mundane life were riveting. His drawing style is simple but very expressive in his day to day activities that usually started with something like, "woke up and drew comics'." How could one not be intrigued after reading panels like this from Sept. 22; "Later Gloria explored my mustard collection!"
In 2003, one issue of Clutch appeared as a split zine with Snakepit.
