Bagri Maro and the Matacaballos

Bagri Maro is the hero of Tales of a Horse Scorpion, a series of novels by Raymond Lully. The setting of the novels is a future Earth where humans have become extinct and the world is dominated by five races of intelligent arthropods. Wm. Yost said he encountered the work of Raymond Lully in his early teens, when he saw the novels in a comic book, in a depiction of Dr. Strange's library by Steve Ditko.

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A Quist in the Restharrow

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More About Apomixis

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Therefore, rice is not to be regarded as irrevocable

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An Ornate and Peculiar Sigil Representing the Social Similitude Between Salad and Eggs

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Four Corners of the Apocalypse

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Helpfully Illustrated

(with Lichtenstein scrap and VectorStock alien alphabet)

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Rip, Rig and Panic

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Ortsetong

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The Myth of the Cube and the Good Knegrowarday

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We fled through streets paved with sodium vapor

...leaving the burnt shadows of catastrophe behind us.

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Without grace, we passed by the Lamps of Ratiocination

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Urim and Thummim

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The Hans Winkler Definition

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The Seed of Gold

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On Fire And No

This panel was nearly complete before I realized that Horus Venose had manifested himself. He is quite different from what I first envisioned.

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The Hidden Law of Doubt

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Nobody Loves You This Way

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A Canticle for Horus Venose

Horus Venose is a deity that started nudging its way into my consciousness several months ago. I have yet to find any myths about him, but images of his physical appearance occasionally flicker into the view of my mind’s eye. I get the feeling he is not a god of the Jackalopian cosmos feature so prominently in the Geranium Lake Properties comics.

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Enantiodromia

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When a steel rail is a green field

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A View of the Galahadian Tropical Zone

A conversation next to one of the windows in the Corsican screen, on the Galahadian side.

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It's Only Castles Burning

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Luck of the Red Devil

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The Road That Must Be Traveled

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According to the Myths of Crow

The singular nature of Yost’s creative energy impelled him to make numeous GLP comics inspired by the poems in the book Crow by Ted Hughes. It was nowhere near the obsession Yost had for “The Yellow Wallpaper” by Charlotte Perkins Gilman, but it was a preoccupation that lasted several years in the late 80’s. His final Crow piece was this one, a visual poetry broadsheet combining six interrelated abstract comics in the Geranium Lake Properties format. (Made with the help of Bil Sabab, aka Volodymyr Bilyk, and Phil Openshaw, aka Phil Openshaw.)

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A Tile From the Kitchen on Eleanor Avenue

Yost’s depiction of a tile from the kitchen floor of the Other Space Museum and Coffee House. Cardamom is the signature spice at the Coffee House. I can recommend the Latte for the Sky (cardamom and coconut milk).

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Inanna Ascendant

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