The Ganzfeld 7 edited by Ben Jones and Dan Nadel Monster Men Bureiko Lullaby by Takeshi Nemoto Mail Order Monsters edited by Kathy Grayson Silkscreen black light prints by Andrew Jeffrey Wright, Ara Peterson, Charles Burns, Gary Panter, Jim Drain, Melissa Brown, Paper Rad, Rebecca Bird & Matthew Thurber. The Ganzfeld 5: Japanada edited by Dan Nadel Trenton Doyle Handbook by Trenton Doyle HancockĬomics Comics #3 edited by Tim Hodler and Dan Nadel Wipe That Clock off Your Face by Brian Belott Nog a Dod: Prehistoric Canadian Psychedoolia edited by Marc BellĬomics Comics #2 edited by Tim Holder and Dan NadelĬold Heat Poster by Ben Jones and Frank SantoroĪmerican Shit for Brains poster by Brian ChippendaleĬold Heat Special #1 by Frank Santoro, Ben Jones and Jon Vermilyea Gore by Black Dice and Jason Frank Rothenberg

The Hobbit by Marc Bell and Peter ThompsonĬold Heat #1 by Ben Jones and Frank SantoroĬold Heat #2 by Ben Jones and Frank SantoroĬold Heat #3 by Ben Jones and Frank SantoroĬold Heat #4 by Ben Jones and Frank Santoro The following is a more or less comprehensive list of all of PictureBox’s releases.Įdited by Tim Hodler, Dan Nadel and Patrick SmithĮdited by Dan Nadel and Peter Buchanan-Smith Or for a more scattered view visit various online and social media resources: Flickr, Tumblr, Twitter, and Instagram. Those interested in some background could do no better than Trinie Dalton’s lovely article at The Brooklyn Rail or Frank Santoro’s appraisal at The Washington Post. For PictureBox questions or to contact Dan Nadel, please visit his website or email: dannadel (at) icloud (dot) com. The books are distributed to the trade by ARTBOOK D.A.P. PictureBox publications are available via bookstores and online booksellers. Unless otherwise noted, all books were edited and art directed by Dan Nadel. Tagame was also the founding Editor and Art Director of Japan's most widely circulated gay journal, 'G-Men.PictureBox released books and objects from 2000 to 2014. Beyond the comic book format, Tagame's original artwork has been exhibited internationally and paired with the works of Tom of Finland. Gengoroh Tagame (born 1964) is a legend in gay comics throughout the world and in the American underground, where loyal fans have quietly shared foreign-language editions of his groundbreaking work in the outermost edges of bondage and pornography. Tagame was also the founding Editor and Art Director of Japan's most widely circulated gay journal, 'G-Men.' Celebrated novelist and biographer Edmund White contributes an introduction to the volume. The newest work is an original story commissioned by Kidd himself: Tagame's very first foray into writing directly for an American reader. This hefty Tagame omnibus includes ten English editions of short stories dating from the late 1990s to 2012. Inspired by filmmaker Graham Kolbeins' online work with gay comics, the project took on new ambitious proportions, materializing in this exciting celebration of one of the world's most poignant erotic artists.

Produced by a veteran Japanist-Anne Ishii-'The Passion of Gengoroh Tagame' is a project that began some years ago, when Ishii was translating Chip Kidd's personal Tagame collection and decided to reach out to him. His gay BDSM stories are now widely celebrated for both their virtuosic drawing and their unparalleled passion.

Violent, visceral and provocative, to say the least, Gengoroh Tagame's unquestionable talent for story and illustration is already the stuff of legend. His gay BDSM stories are now widely celebrated for both their virtuosic drawing and their unparall.

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