Ryk McIntyre – Page 6 – Lollipop Magazine

Graffic Traffic – Column

April 1, 1996

From the twisting imagination of James Kochalka comes the funny send-up of the Superman mythos “Little Mister Man.” Gag-o-licious, with heartwarming moments.

Graffic Traffic – Column

March 1, 1996

It hasn’t been a good start to the year, comically speaking. With news of no more Calvin & Hobbes, and just one more issue each of Sandman and Love & Rockets…

Aimee Mann – I’m With Stupid – Review

March 1, 1996

A way with a music hook, a turn of phrase, and a voice that isn’t one of those damn coquettish Mary-Lou-thank-the-Lord voices so in MTVogue nowadays.

Graffic Traffic – Back On the Chain Gang – Column

February 1, 1996

I’d like to suggest the pricey (but very worth the price) hardcover graphic novel Stuck Rubber Baby. I could do a whole column just on this masterpiece.

Lydia Lunch – Exene Cervenka – Rude Hieroglyphics – Review

February 1, 1996

This one-liner/fragment approach broaches all the right subjects: Women’s rights (good), government (bad), modern society (sucks). Once in a while, it clicks.

Exene Cervenka – Lydia Lunch – Rude Hieroglyphics – Review

February 1, 1996

This one-liner/fragment approach broaches all the right subjects: Women’s rights (good), government (bad), modern society (sucks). Once in a while, it clicks.

Jim’s Big Ego – Interview

December 1, 1995

An interview with Jim Infantino

Graffic Traffic – Column

December 1, 1995

It’s the first thing you notice about the place. It’s not the color or the noise. It’s not the people. The first thing you notice is always the same: the smell.

Talking Rain: Spoken Word & Music from the Pacific Northwest – Review

November 1, 1995

Listening to this CD should convince you, no… should propel you to get out and experience Spoken Word. Includes filmmakers Gus Van Sant and Ken Kesey.

Super Fantastic Mega Smash Hits – Review

November 1, 1995

I was disturbed to find myself old enough to remember these songs, still there are gems to be found.