Side B: The Music Lover's Comic Anthology #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeSide B: The Music Lover's Comic Anthology is a 2009 collection from Poseur Ink that brings together a variety of comic stories centered around music and its cultural impact. Featuring contributions from multiple artists and writers, this anthology explores themes of fandom, creativity, and the emotional connections people form with songs and musicians. It serves as a companion to the broader Side B series, offering a diverse range of visual narratives for music enthusiasts and comic readers alike.
"Forward" is a charming, self-contained comic strip from Brandon Graham’s Side B: The Music Lover's Comic Anthology, where a cartoonist’s late-night creative session takes a delightfully absurd turn when she plugs her headphones into her cat instead of the stereo. With a playful nod to the intersection of music and art, the story unfolds in Graham’s signature minimalist style—drawn, inked, and lettered entirely by him—while Lucy Knisley’s whimsical cover captures the strip’s offbeat spirit.
In "Forward," a quiet moment of creative focus turns delightfully absurd when a cartoonist’s headphones take an unexpected detour—plugged into her cat instead of the stereo. A playful, offbeat slice of life that captures the charm of small, unplanned moments between art and music.
In "Same Old Songs," a quiet conversation between an artist and a friend unfolds as they reflect on how their relationship to music evolves over time. Written by a longtime music lover and illustrated with intimate, heartfelt detail, the story captures the bittersweet way memories and melodies shift with age—without ever needing to name the songs that shaped them.
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