Too Much Coffee Man Magazine (2001) comic books 2000-2002
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Issue #11
Published Jul 2001 by Adhesive Comics.$12.50
$12.50
$9.60
Commentary in a Cup. This issue: Sued by Starbucks - concluded; Prison Sucks - we have the proof; Coffee Ice Cream & Botulism?; How to Deal with Police; Identity Theft; Paranoia; Bitching; Reviews; Comics, and more. Cover price $4.95.
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Issue #12
Published Oct 2001 by Adhesive Comics.$14.25
Self-love. Sex, sex, sex, and more sex. All in the form of self-love. Remember your first lover? Most likely is was yourself. This magazine focuses on self-love. Interviews, articles, and comics make the magazine a solid read for the bathroom, bus, and bedroom. It includes a feature with Sexy Puppets, an interview with a dominatrix, and numerous reviews. Cover price $4.95.
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Issue #13
Published Dec 2001 by Adhesive Comics.$9.60
Comics are for kids. Read a magazine! A favorite among media and readers alike, this proletariat-minded publication is ready to tackle corporate greed and mainstream mindlessness once again! Featuring works by Shannon Wheeler (TMCM), Rick Geary, Jay Stevens (Jet Cat), Sergio Aragones (Groo), and Ratna Pappert! Magazine, 64pg, b&w $4.95 Cover price $4.95.
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Issue #14
Published Mar 2002 by Adhesive Comics.$3.40
$9.60
by Shannon Wheeler The wildly successful Too Much Coffee Man is back with another shot of journalistic mayhem fueled by subversion, misinformation, huge egos and, of course, coffee. Charles Darwin's own great-grandson is used for mostly good but a little evil, and Shannon Wheeler has written a piece titled "Bio-Dad" for TMCM #14, which is the "Evolution" issue. This issue will also feature new works by Rick Geary, Graham Annabel, Sergio Aragones, Jay Stephens, Peter Kuper, Kieron Dwyer, Shannon Wheeler, and many more! b&w, 64pg$4.95 Cover price $4.95.
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Issue #15
Published Jun 2002 by Adhesive Comics.$10.00
$3.20
by Shannon Wheeler & Various The unstoppable Too Much Coffee Man turns their collective attention towards the world of independent publishing. TMCM #15 proves that the real talent lies under the radar. Features interviews, reviews, and new material by the likes of Jhonen Vasquez, Brian Michael Bendis, Evan Dorkin, Kieron Dwyer, Dan Sinker, and many more. Plus, coffee industry news and gossip, comics by TMCM's ever-growing arsenal of new talent, record reviews out the yin-yang, and all of the usual subversion, misinformation, and ego-fueled hilarity that earned them the description "A baseball bat to your funny bone." Magazine, 64pg, b&w$4.95 Cover price $4.95.
