Many TBHComix can be found in the Jay Kennedy Underground/Newave Price Guide. I kept up to date with entries for my friend Jay Kennedy's Guide. Both he & I were both glad and sad that he finished the book. Glad to see it published but sad that entries had to end. The fact is some of my best books came out after the guide was published. So now I'm forever in the shadow of the finished guide. On the one hand it has helped to make me famous. But on the other it has dated me and made it hard for some to realize the value of my later books. Queen of Hairy Flies, Crazy Men Deluxe, Crazy Men go Wild! & Crazy Men on Vacation with artists like S.Clay Wilson & Ed "Big Daddy" Roth all came out after the catalog was published.

Many great new books are in the works... HALLOWEEN 7, TIKI COMIX... I have just rejoined the Estoric Order of Dagon H.P.Lovecraft A.P.A. and revived NEMESIS HORROR ART-ZINE.

Dale Lee Coovert/Official TBHC Historian writes... THRU BLACK HOLES COMIX Thru Black Holes Comix has been one of the creative forces shaping the evolution of comix over the last three decades. Under the guidance and direction of artist and publisher Michael Roden, TBHC has produced dozens of publications ranging from 8-page mini-comix to full-length color-cover comix to postcards and pin-back buttons. One of the defining characteristics of TBHC is its inclusive policy most of the TBHC publications are multi-artist books featuring art from an astonishing cast of characters. Contributions from these artists are assembled and often modified and otherwise shaped to create the distinctive TBHC look by the Captain of the TBHC Ship, Michael Roden. Over the years, such art world luminaries as Rat Fink creator Ed ig DaddyRoth, underground comix legends Rory Hayes, Spain, John Thompson, and S. Clay Wilson, master poster artist Jeff Gaither, punk art legends Bob X and XNO (of XEX Graphix), small press publisher Brad Foster, the mysterious and inimitable Ed H. Dorn, and dozens of other great artists have contributed to various TBHC titles. This inclusive policy has made TBHC as much a community as a publishing house, providing an opportunity for fledgling artists and established cartoonists to come together in the spirit of fun and adventure that is an integral part of every TBHC publication. Dale Lee Coovert 16 July 2006