Jim Beoddy’s Black & White Comix
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A Martian Maze
A real maze. Like the ones on the back of the paper placemat. Only sadder. Work it, to see what I mean.
A Salute To A Great Artist
22 pages of classic Jim Beoddy. Buckle your seat belt.
Bong-Man
This wonderfully intricate work was published in the summer of 1982 in the Washington Post-Mortem / D.C. Hippie.
Bummer
An unlikely hero emerges to save the day.
Can Of Steel
The Can Of Steel’s super powers answer many questions.
Chim’s Pookarama Comix
A 146 page collection of comix, stories and musings by Chim.
Comic Relief
These comics were published at The Ohio State University.
Comix From The Community Festival
Greg Maynard called him the “trump card” of the festival.
Flash Point
Jim’s contribution to a publication dedicated to strengthening the progressive cultural movement in Columbus, Ohio.
Goblinhood 2012
Various adventures with Goblinhood and his entourage.
I, Chimera
Jim’s epic series of 3-D comix. Use your red-blue lensed glasses.
Jimmer And Duffo
A bar room encounter
Mindscapes
Two comics and several line drawings. 7 pages.
Mindwarp
An intergalactic, time traveling adventure goes awry.
Moby Strip
The Warlock Of Mars disgraces himself while on parade.
Psychomic Espisodes
The tale of Gritman vs Gobzilla.
Rites Of Necrotia
The illustrations are by Jim.
Scary Political Tales
The ugly underbelly of US politics is exposed.
Star Warts - Part 2
The sequel to Star Warts. This is uncolored. 20 pages.
Subversive Scholastic
Jim’s contributions to this alternative youth magazine.
The Early Comix Collection
Some of Jim’s early work. 61 strips. Each strip is 4 or 5 panels.
The Fantastic Few
Staring Dr. Feedbag Richards, Jonboy Worm, Bim Din and Zoo.
The Underground
Jim contributed to this newsletter, dedicated to the free expression of art.
Various Comix
A collection of Jim’s comics and drawings from Michael Kehlmeier.
Wheezer Geezer
He’s gross, smelly and perverted. Yet you can’t look away.
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Photographs of Jim’s paintings are by Fred Scruton Photography.