Books Read in October

This was the month that I started commuting again -- I'm not sure if it led to my reading more "real" books, but I sure feel more productive now.

• Matt Kindt, Super Spy (10/1)
• Frank Portman, King Dork (10/2)
• Renee French, Micrographica (10/2)
• Davik Yurkovich, Death by Chocolate: Redux (10/3)
• Matthew Hughes, The Spiral Labyrinth (10/4)
• Chris Staros, editor, Top Shelf Season Sampler 2007 (10/4)
• Otomo Katsuhiro, Akira Club (10/5)
• Derek Kirk Kim, Same Difference and Other Stories (10/6)
• Steve Martin & Roz Chast, The Alphabet From A to Y With Bonus Letter Z! (10/7)
• Charles Schulz, The Complete Peanuts, 1965 to 1966 (10/7)
• Kevin Huizenga, Curses (10/8)
• Karen Russell, St. Lucy's Home for Girls Raised by Wolves (10/9)
• James Kochalka, Monkey Vs. Robot (10/10)
• Chuck Klosterman IV (10/11)
• Michel Rabagliati, Paul Has a Summer Job (10/11)
• Darby Conley, I'm Ready for My Movie Contract (10/12)
• Chris Ware, editor, The Best American Comics 2007 (10/13)
• Peach-Pit, Shugo Chara!, Vol. 1 and Kairi Fujiyama, Dragon Eye, Vol. 1 (10/14)
• Ai Morinaga, My Heavenly Hockey Club, Vol. 1 (10/15)
• Naomi Novik, Empire of Ivory (10/16)
• Yasunari Mitsunaga, Princess Resurrection, Vol. 1 (10/17)
• Jason Rodriguez, editor, Postcards: True Stories That Never Happened (10/18)
• Kevin Walsh, Forgotten New York (10/19)
• Naomi Nowak, House of Clay (10/21)
• Hitoshi Iwaaki, Parasyte, Vol. 1 (10/21)
• Tadashi Kawashima & Adachitoka, Alive, Vol. 1 (10/22)
• Tom Steele, editor, The Book of Classic Insults (10/22)
• David Michaelis, Schulz and Peanuts (10/23)
• Tou Ubkata & Kiriki Yumeji, Le Chevalier d'Eon, Vol. 1 (10/23)
• Margo Lanagan, Red Spikes (10/24)
• Yuki Urushibara, Mushishi, Vol. 1 (10/24)
• P.G. Wodehouse, Uncle Dynamite (10/26)
• Mike Mignola with Richard Corben and P. Craig Russell, Hellboy, Vol. 7: The Troll Witch and Other Stories (10/26)
• John Ostrander & Tom Mandrake, The Legend of Grimjack, Vol. 8 (10/27)
• Shiro Ihara, Alice on Deadlines, Vol. 1 (10/28)
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• Ayn Carrillo-Gailey, Porn*ol*o*gy (10/31)
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• Akinari Nao, from a story by Yuya Aoki, Psycho Busters, Vol. 1 (10/31)
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Since I'm now obsessively posting about every last book I read (now that none of them are secret in any way), these monthly posts are more like indices than ever. Well, I've always liked indices, so I don't mind...