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Colin Upton (born April 2, 1960) is a Canadian cartoonist and artist from Vancouver, British Columbia. Many of his comics are self-published in the minicomic format, although he has also had his work issued by commercial publishers such as Fantagraphics Books and included in anthology collections such as Drippytown Comics & Stories. He is a co-host of the Inkstuds radio program, broadcast on CITR-FM at the University of British Columbia in Vancouver.
Unless otherwise indicated, the titles listed in the bibliography below are self-published minicomics issued in multiple volumes, which are not listed here. A more detailed bibliography can be found on Upton's website.
Bibliography (incomplete)
- 9-11
- Buddha on the Road (Aeon, 1995-1997)
- Colin Upton Comics
- Colin Upton's Big Black Thing (Starhead Comix, 1994)
- Colin Upton's Big Thing (Ed Varney, 1990)
- Colin Upton's Other Big Thing (Fantagraphics, 1991)
- Famous Bus Rides
- The Granville Street Gallery
- The Happy Hater
- Happy Ned
- Real Rubbie Comix
- Self-indulgent Comics
- Socialist Turtle
External links
- Colin Upton's website
- Colin Upton's blog
- Inkstuds radio show website
- Drippytown Comics & Stories website