After 1pm, I got started with cataloging and completed three zines. My first was a collection of mini comics called Riffs, created by Bruce Chrislip in 1981 featuring the character "Dick Dogface" among many others. Given the comic's age, I decided that it should be included in the rare zines cabinet. Apparently, this was the first mini to occupy the rare cabinet so I had to create a box for it and struggled to rearrange the space to make room for it.


Finally, I quickly wrapped up my cataloging duties with a zine called the Educomics Catalog, which was a collection of comics by the publisher of the catalog in addition to some of his favorite comics. I had never encountered a catalog zine before and so I was uncertain how to categorize it. I thought "anthology" would be the closest match and in fact Heather later confirmed my choice.
Summary:
12:00 PM - Meeting with Nora
*Research Progress
- possible Vera - ZAPP overlap? - Zotero, etc.
- Consider the weight of an oversized binder filled with posters
- find out what other organizations store posters and how they preserve them.
1:25 PM - In the Archives
* Cataloging
- Riffs, a vintage mini comic collection from 1981 created by Bruce Chrislip
- Reich, a comic biography of Wilhelm Reich created by Elijah Brubaker
- Educomics Catalog, a catalog of the publisher's comics and some of his favorites
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