NEWS! My new piece, The Count, will be traveling with some of my nearest and dearest on the FINGERS TOUR of Exquisite Gay Performance! Along with Dewayne Slightweight, Silky Shoemaker, Scott Tankersley, Owen Brightman and Learned Helplessness, I'll be storming stages from mid-May to mid-June (or possibly forever).

NEWS! My friend Noah Bertlatsky organized an online symposium on The Gay Utopia. I can't keep my fingers out of that shit, and my online comic Call The Corners lives there.

NEWS! I am putting my prima donna tendencies aside and offering my services for your gay illustration and design needs, analog and digital. Just drop a line, I specialize in the fancy quick and fastidious dirty.

Edie Fake is notoriously morally bankrupt and has an insatiable appetite for destruction. He once lived somewhere, but is currently at large and believed to be working out of a grease-powered bus. He appears often in disguise, hits hard and vanishes. Among other misdeeds and acts of societal corruption, Edie helped organize the 2004 PILOT TV transfeminist conference in Chicago and unleashed a performance called Rainbow Dawn upon the unsuspecting populace of New York in late 2007. Working often with fellow artist and spirit twin Dewayne Slightweight he's toured the country for serious and for kicks. A veritable zine machine, he draws the queer mytho-log of Gaylord Phoenix, the food fetish booklet Foie Gras and the comic Rico McTaco about dykes and magic living in Valhalla, the viking hall of the slain. Currently he is putting the finishing touches on Gaylord Phoenix #5, scheming a tarot deck, and working the graveyard shift coffin-building for his new act, The Count. Both errorless heiress and hairless heir, he potentially has an FBI file and unreliable psychic ESPs. At first glance he is highly educated and very dangerous, but, ultimately, is a limp-wristed, keyboard-playing pansy. If you want to trade stuff for stuff, aggressively email him at ediefake@gmail.com




















Most of these images are from my zines, available from me and at these stores:
USS Catastrophe (Online)
Quimby's (Chicago and Online)
Chicago Comics (Chicago)
Printed Matter (New York and Online)
St.Marks Bookshop (New York)
Jim Hanley's Universe (New York)
Cinders Gallery (Brooklyn)
Rocketship Comics (Brooklyn)
Ooga Booga Store (L.A.)
Branch Gallery (Chapel Hill)
Internationalist Books (Chapel Hill)
Domy Bookstore (Houston)
Super Seven Store(San Fransisco)
Otsu (San Fransisco)
Last Word Books (Olympia)
Danger Room Comics (Olympia)
Skylight Books (L.A.)
-NEW AT- Needles and Pens (San Francisco)
-NEW AT- Art Metropole (Toronto)
-SOON AT- Hi De Ho Comics (Santa Monica)