Ron Regé Jr.

Ronald J. Regé Jr. (born December 5, 1969) is a cartoonist and musician from Plymouth, Massachusetts.

Ron Regé Jr.
Regé in April 2016
Born
Ronald J. Regé, Jr.

(1969-12-05) December 5, 1969
Quincy, Massachusetts
EducationBFA, Massachusetts College of Art
Known forComic Books, Album covers, Action figures
Notable work
Skibber Bee Bye
MovementMinicomics

Artistic career

Regé began publishing his own minicomics while attending Massachusetts College of Art. He has since been published by Highwater Books, Fantagraphics Books, Buenaventura Press, McSweeney's and Drawn & Quarterly. Ron's work has also appeared in the New York Times, Vice Magazine, Canada's National Post, and in ad campaigns for Nike, Sony, HP and Tylenol.[1]

Musical career

Ron currently plays drums in the Los Angeles-based group Lavender Diamond.[2]

Selected bibliography
  • The Dum Dum Posse Reader, Nib Comics, 1995
  • Skibber Bee~Bye, Highwater Books, 2000; republished by Drawn & Quarterly, 2006 ISBN 978-1896597966; Spanish language edition published by Apa-Apa, 2010; French edition by Cornelius, 2012
  • The Awake Field, Drawn & Quarterly, 2006, ISBN 978-1896597973
  • Against Pain, Drawn & Quarterly, 2008, ISBN 978-1897299296
  • The Cartoon Utopia, Fantagraphics, 2012, ISBN 978-1606995969
gollark: That happens sometimes, yes.
gollark: If society was less 🐝 about things, then if a cryonics company went out of business other people would happily pick up the frozen people and stick them somewhere else. Unfortunately, society is not less 🐝 about things and as it isn't socially acceptable there is likely not much support.
gollark: That is another significant issue, yes.
gollark: Or there actually is a god and they don't like cryonicists.
gollark: You probably *could* worry about similar issues with cryonics, I suppose. For instance, people from the future could be awful and torture you or something.

References
  1. Ron Regé at What Things Do
  2. Lavender Diamond on Matador Records.
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