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This is Dewey, my blind but wonderful cat. He’s actually snoring. Just opened my copy of the Kirby biography by Mark Evanierfrom Amazon today. It SMELLS like old comics. And that’s a good thing, a wonderful thing. [youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OyxPxpSvXQ8[/youtube] Why, do you ask? I give you three reasons. This is scary-brilliant. However, I suspect Brandy Clark would have talked to Bill Mantlo, not Roy Thomas. Still, brilliant. ESPN’s Bill Simmons had a link to sadkermit.com, with a clip of everybody’s favorite frog singing Johnny Cash’s “Hurt”, complete with images of Kermit shooting up heroin and staring at portraits of Miss Piggy and Jim Henson. It reminded me of the saddest comic I ever read, Chris Aubry’s “I Still Think Of You, Jim [...] I admit that part of the fun of having this site powered by Wordpress is the ability to change themes on the fly. As much as I liked the old theme, I wanted something a bit more dramatic, and Lisa Sabin-Wilson’s XMark theme seems to take the cake. I need to edit the header and [...] I can’t figure out how this relates to comics, other than I found this on the Nodwick site. But it’s still darn cute. Check out the Batman villain masks in this ultra-swinging Gnarls Barkley song. Adams has lost his voice due to a bout with spasmodic dysphonia, a condition where the brain forgets how to speak in a normal voice. You can sing, shout, and speak in public, but normal talking is impossible. There are no documented cases of recovery. From Warren Ellis’s Bad Signal, with his permission: Since the relaunch of the Marvel Masterworks program in 2003, Marvel has priced the books at $49.95 for books with the new silver bookjacket design and $54.95 for books with the original marble design. Starting in January, the price will be $54.95 for either edition, but the bindings will be sewn, rather than glued. I [...] Go here. The interview was in support of Neil’s new project, Fragile Things, a collection of short stories. This is the first part of Matt Wagner’s Dark Moon Rising Trilogy, in which he reworks three Golden Age stories into modern Batman continuity. We see Batman fight the menace of Huge Strange, a mad scientist who tries to fix the human genome but ends up creating- what else!- monster men. It’s great pulpy fun [...] Kurtz, creator of PvP, details the events of the live art show he participated in over the weekend. During an auction afterwards, he won a gorgeous piece by Usagi Yojimbo’s Stan Sakai. Take a look: Congratulations, Scott (you lucky bastard). Boy, I’m glad I gave this book a second chance. Here’s his column in CBR. Everyone who reads comics wants to write comics. Yes, you too. Colleen Doran posted this LA Times story about a retiring librarian from Mississippi and his struggles with a community where illiteracy runs rampant. There’s some comics content in there too, including a note about a custom comic the people at Archie created for the community. How many major Frank Miller works aren’t in oversized books? |
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