CAKE book edited by Andy Burkholder featuring:
Dane Martin
Anna Haifisch
Paul Nudd
Brecht Vandenbroucke
Patrick Kyle
Sua Yoo
Michael Olivo
A. Degen
Anders Nilsen
Jason Overby
Nick Drnaso
Sanya Glisic
Jason T Miles
Ginette Lapalme
Blaise Larmee
Otto Splotch
Eamon Espey
Molly O’Connell
Paul Loubet
Jesse Balmer
Aidan Koch
John Hankiewicz
Jeff Lok
Max Morris
Lyra Hill
Karneeleus
Henry Glover
Jaakko Pallasvuo
Michael Deforge
Jesse Fillingham
Edie Fake
Jesse McManus
Mike Redmond
Leslie Weibeler
Matthew Thurber
Josh Bayer
David Alvarado
Chris Day
Mickey Z
Scott Longo
Austin English
Julie Delporte
Andy Burkholder
Conor Stechschulte
Onsmith
Zach Hazard Vaupen
Joe Tallarico
Bret Koontz
Aaron Shunga
Noel Freibert
Andy Ortmann
Shalo P
Anya Davidson
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Very proud to announce that Issue #2 of Burger Dude is featured in the Comic Book Anthology SONATINA. You can buy a copy of it here for a thin $8 USD.
First issue of the Sonatina anthology series. Trying to reinvest in print.
80 Pages
7 x 9 inches
colorFeaturing comics by:
Chris Andersen, Andy Burkholder, Mark Hensely, Aidan Koch, Blaise Larmee, Scott Longo, Dane Martin, Dylan McKeever, Maré Odomo, and Jason Overby.
In the flesh! I have a distinct memory of meeting Dylan in Brooklyn, basically for the first time, and him showing me a book’s worth of Burger Dude originals. An entire stack of drawings that could’ve stood in for the finished work. Flipping through the bristol. Crazy inspiring.
I think he’s finalizing the third draft now. Wish the dude luck.
Cultural Osmosis Fan-Art is a series I’m doing in which I select a well-known work of art (book, movie, etc) that has made its way into my consciousness through pure ubiquity, and try to compress it into a single notecard gestalt. I annotate this image with a brief summary. This exercise was inspired by the Cultural Osmosis Pop Quiz that is sometimes found in the New York Times Magazine.
Cultural Osmosis Fanart #4 - Metroid
In some distant galaxy a lone, armored bounty hunter (bottom-left) searches for a valuable and disgusting creature named Metroid (upper-left), while fleeing her(!) various rival bounty hunters, including a big, self-aware purple dragon. In the background we can see that her travels have taken her to a rubble-filled technological laboratory host to other freaky specimens. She fires a contained blast of space-energy from her arm-cannon, but what good will it do?
Cultural Osmosis Fanart #3 - Waiting for Godot
Beneath a single tree in an empty room, two dudes who are the color of rocks, and one of whom is slightly taller, stand in the same place for a long time. After a while, a dog-headed person comes by with another creature on a leash. For this and other reasons, everyone is confused.
Some panels from a comic I am currently working on… For operation S.L.O.N.G.O..
These panels probably make no sense out of context. Will they make sense in context? Buy the book to find out…
Cultural Osmosis Fan Art #2: The Handmaid’s Tale
In the future, women and men are separated by big gray walls. The women’s sides of walls are the more oppressive: littered with unnecessary rocks, ugly cracks upon the facades, and scowling slave masters. And most regrettably, the color red is a rare treat — whereas on the men’s sides, red is plentiful enough to adorn even grand buildings. It’s a miserable life.
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EBBITS #1 is almost complete! But I need something from you! LETTERS!
I’m putting a letters page in EBBITS #1, and I would like real people to write in with questions or comments, directed towards anyone in the EBBITS cast or to the editor (me). There is a good chance I will replace your name with a fake one, so please let me know if you want to keep your real name! I will also give you a fake location.
Please send replies to my ask box or to mlitven Ⓐ gmail • com
Going through “older” Dane comics and found this gem. :)
untitled by andyburkholder on Flickr.
Andy’s color test/preview for his strip in the upcoming issue. :)











