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Living the dream at @fullqueer Wrestling for @folsomstreet Fair! Thanks to the organizers for having me and @isotopecomics for sponsoring the segment! Photo by @bearzbub 🖤🖤🖤
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Hey COMIC SHOP pals! TODAY is FOC for POWER RANGERS GREEN issue 3, and I’m really proud to say I did a variant cover! Please make sure your orders are in by EOD and specify that you want my INCENTIVE variant! #comicshop #comicbookstore #foc #boomstudios #ordertoday
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Huge thanks to @jamessime @kirstenbaldock and @isotopecomics for the wonderful time celebrating their 25th anniversary and the absolutely beautiful new @giantgenerator kiosk by @andrewjnilsen erected in the shop. If you’re in the area and looking for my hardcovers, compendiums, trades, old, single issues, prints, skateboards and what have you Isotope have them all awaiting you and your filthy money!
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On my way to @isotopecomics to celebrate our joint 25th anniversary and the incredible @giantgenerator installation loaded with all our oversized HCs, compendiums, trades, rare and long out of print single issues, pins, giclee prints, oversized Artist Proof editions, ashcans, and limited quantities of the TOKYO GHOST 11x17 black and white HC and more. I’ll be there from 3 till tonight. Come. Be merry.
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RICK REMENDER + ISOTOPE COMICS
25TH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION
SATURDAY, AUGUST 8, 2026
All-Ages Signing: 3–6 PM
21+ Afterparty: 7 PM
Isotope Comics, San Francisco

Coming back home to sign books and launch a permanent Giant Generator pop-up shop inside Isotope, featuring our full library of compendiums, oversized hardcovers, limited-edition giclée prints, old and rare single issues, signed posters, and tons of cool stuff out of my file copy closest you won’t find anywhere else. 
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Twenty-five years ago, I was a dirt-poor writer/artist struggling to pay rent for the rotting garage I called home in the Sunset District of San Francisco.

When James Sime opened the Isotope comic book store down the street from me, it seemed fated by the rat god of punker nerds.

Isotope quickly became my home away from the black-mold dungeon I was living in. James and I would spend hours talking about old hardcore, new wave, post-punk, skating, and this strange business.

At a very uncertain time in my life, when there appeared to be little hope I’d feed myself, much less accomplish my dreams, Isotope gave me a home base and a safe harbor. James was always generous with encouragement and advice, not only supporting the books but throwing parties around them.

When you’re dead broke, working yourself to death while receiving very little positive feedback, something like this can encourage you to continue. In my case, it did. 

As James and I were reminiscing a few months ago, it turned out that I was one of the creators featured at Isotope’s first-ever signing 25 years back, so we decided it would be nice to celebrate it. 

If you’re in the region or feel like traveling to my favorite city, come hang out, we’d love to see you. 

@isotopecomics @imagecomics @giantgenerator @jamessime
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