Comics by James Beoddy in The Columbus Free Press
Jim believed in and supported The Columbus Free Press.
His comics and artwork frequently appeared in the publication.
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Notes
April 1981
Strange TV interference preempts Frumper Room.
December 22, 1982
A special edition dedicated to the fire at the Northend Community Center.
February 1981
Suitcase looks for justice during the Vietnam War.
February 1983
The going ain’t easy for Buckethead and Suitcase.
February 1984
Suitcase in “Methinx Something Sphinx!”
Freeptoon 2001
U.S social decent in the face of George W. Bush.
Freeptoon 2002
Reality is relative.
Goblinhood Zark
Global annihilation, and how to prepare for it.
Horrortoon
The fall of our trust in the politicians.
January 1983
Jim’s thank-you message to the Northend Community Center after their building was destroyed in a fire.
January 1998
Jim drew four panels for this edition.
July and August 1981
Suitcase interviews Buckethead about his adventure with his friend Paul Volker.
July and August 1995
Enjoy a full page Radioactive Toon staring Soupcan.
July 1984
The Acid Warriors turn the acid rain electric.
March 1991
Jim drew an advertisement for the premier of “Citizen Pain”.
March 1984
“The Origin Of Suitcase”
May 1981
Suitcase stars in this adventure in the skies over Columbus.
May 1995
Goblinhood and Soupcan discuss the Kent State University murders.
Movie Reviews
Suitcase reviews “Caligula” and “Brazil”.
November 1980
The mighty Suitcase doll reviews the movie “Caligula”.
November 1981
Suitcase turns the tables on big government.
November 1983
A book review of “The Transmigraion Of Timothy Archer”.
Retrotoon
The Free Press celibates 30 years of publication and Jim contributes this retrospective series.
October 1982
Suitcase is rudely accosted on his way to view the mural “Synchronauts”.
October 1983
“Buckethead And The Amazing Suitcase Doll”
October 1984
Goblinhood reviews a book about a man with an ax to grind.
September 1981
Frumper and Weevil discuss the movie “Outland”.
September 1984
Suitcase Doll is upset about government waste.
Soup Can
A different kind of super hero.
Spring 1998
Goblinhood explores nonconformity in society. Three panels.
Summer 1998
A three panel Grizzlytoon about the ugly underbelly of Global Capitalism and Business.
Summer 2000
Three panels celebrate the Freep’s 30th anniversary.
The Frumper Room
Jim’s largest series of comics for The Free Press.
The Mystery Of Picasso
A movie review by the thoughtful Suitcase Doll.
Thistletooth
Has Goblinhood met his match?
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Photographs of Jim’s paintings are by Fred Scruton Photography.