Extended Play

Jake Terrell's debut collection employs a deft, impetuous line to toy with notions of youthful abandon and surrealistic malaise.
" "Extended Play" is an apt title. The pleasure of Terrell's line, and his storytelling, is infectious. It's a battle cry for cartooning as mark making, as line design, for thinking of drawing as handwriting and a form of searching and discovery. It may be his first book, but already he seems to understand what IT is, better than most. I could read his work all day long.-- Sammy Harkham, author of Everything Together and editor of the Kramers Ergot series
Extended Play, the debut collection by Jake Terrell, seizes upon the millennial zeitgeist from an array of angles. From the haze of summer to the conflicting feelings of ennui and hope that guide the figures in Terrell's magical realist landscapes, there's an effortlessness to his work that obscures the heightened sense of understanding he brings to the form.
Jake Terrell is a cartoonist and illustrator based in Brooklyn, NY. His comics have a loose, confident line, often focusing on a youth-centric cast of characters written into magical realist or measured fantastical narratives.