Sunday Sunday Sunday I found a few more things.  I got a lot of business cards which time tonight will force into a third entry on MoCCA.  Today's finds:

• Jobnik! an american girl's adventures in the israeli army, and Jewish Memoir goes Pow! Zap! Oy! a drawn essay on autobiographical graphic novels, and why they are so jewy, by Miriam Libicki 
• Fort90 - Summer Carnival '09 zine by Matt Hawkins
• Higher Ground, by Shelli Paroline
• 1-up a video game story (mini-comic) by Mark Thisse
• Lesbians Vol. 1 and vol. 2, mini-comics by Jane Mai

It's late, so ... just links!  These are the wonderful things that Ali and I found at MoCCA today.  There will probably be more tomorrow, though my wallet hopes not.

•  Novasett Island by Zack Giallongo and Stephanie Yue and Grune, by Zack Giallongo
• The Harvest Comic Trilogy, which Ali says that she is going to make me pass on to someone else but I don't think that she can make me do that.  Perhaps I will hide them so that I can read them over and over.
• The Elsewhere Chronicles, Book One: The Shadow Door and Book Two: The Shadow Spies, by Bannister and Nykko 
• Preview copy of The Big Kahn, by Neil Kleid and Nicolas Cinquegrani
• Ofuro, by Hilary Florido, a beautiful mini-comic about a trip to Japan and the Japanese Baths.  I can identify.
• Shenzhen: A Travelogue from China and Pyongyang: A Journey in North Korea, by Guy Delisle.  I've been wanting to read these for a while, so I'm glad that ali_wildgoose  picked 'em up.
• Never Learn Anything From History, by Kate Beaton
• Bite Me! A Vampire Farce, by Dylan Meconis
• Shakespeare's Julius Caesar: The Manga Edition, by Adam Sexton and Hyeondo Park (interview)
• "Suffering & Death" featuring Talking Guinea Pigs! , by Jeff Mumm

I've been so busy lately that I have several times not actually been sure what was the inside of my head and what was the outside.  I can explain that if need be, it's not pretty but it's true.

HOWEVER, many important and/or fun things are coming up now, so I must speak and encourage:

• The MoCCA Art Festival is a fine comics festival occurring in New York City this weekend.  It is always awesome without reservation.  This year I'm particularly excited for new work by my friends.  Check it out:  
  • alisa5179  and 3distic  with some new work.  I want to commission them for RPG characters.  :D
  • soggytoast  and quezzie  with some fantastic-looking new work (Novasett! Grune!) and a threequel to a hit from previous MoCCAs
• Next weekend, again in New York, is the Come Out and Play Festival.  All weekend, brilliant game designers are turning the city itself into a series of games - "circle rules football" in Central Park; Space Invaders marching down the side of a building toward running people as players; mafia/werewolf played on a subway car with the stations as rounds and an 'afterlife' meta-game for them that gets offed.  It's amazing, gets you to look at the city in a different way, and is just damn fun.

.... and apparently that's as far back in my flist as I can go right now for things to point you toward.  I must run.  GO FORTH!