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• 06-Jan-2020

  
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• 07-Sep-2019

  
  I loved everything about Books with Pictures in Portland. Friendly, approachable, great selection, inclusive. Terrific store with happy patrons! I’m in town for #xoxofest and wish the store was in my town!

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• 06-Sep-2019

  
  Medium sponsored a #writing #zines #comics social which was filled with great creators. Sponsored drinks and great conversation. Terrific! #xoxofest

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• 03-Mar-2018

  
  March M.O.D.O.K Madness commences! As promised, I’m all about MODOK MADNESS this year. I submitted last night. Keep drawing, True Believers!

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• 20-Feb-2018

  
  March Modok Madness is coming! I never posted about the fact that I did a second MODOK in 2012. I mentioned the first one I did here, but not the second. What? You’ve never heard of March MODOK Madness? You’ve never heard of MODOK? Read about him!

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• 03-Sep-2016

  
  Captain Marvel and Captain Marvel As I continue to catch up on reading RSS feeds what I have not read in a long long while, the ArtLung gaze turns its eye onto the wonderful blog Every Day is Like Wednesday by run by J. Caleb Mozzocco who in 2014 published a terrific explainer on the many, many, really more than...

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• 02-Sep-2016

  
  6 Months to another March MODOK Madness. Sigh. Our final days of MARCH MODOK MADNESS 2016. Repent! Catch up with what it’s all about at marchmodokmadness.blogspot.com. I submitted one back in 2012 (here). I need to do another one in 2017.

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• 31-Aug-2016

  
  SHRIPP! Adam Warren on sound effects in comics I love Adam Warren’s work so much. His comic Empowered comic manages to be satirical and yet dramatic, ridiculous and yet science fictional and superheroic. He also has a penchant for cyberpunk and pop culture, which is wonderful. Quote of the day is from him on sound effects, contemplating his work on Empowered Volume 2,...

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• 18-Feb-2016

  
  It’s Patsy! Plus some other comix.

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• 25-Nov-2015

  
  A day where I can read a comic with Carrie Kelley Robin in it is a good day.

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• 06-Jul-2015

  
  Maybe 2 days. I looked at this Evel Knievel ad, the back cover of World’s Finest #243 from January 1977, far too much. Probably when we moved to the Philippines it was lost. Maybe to Goodwill? Maybe in a yard sale? Maybe in the trash. I loved comics. And in the Philippines I learned to love Asian media,...

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• 18-Dec-2014

  
  TO APPEAL TO GIRLS WITH LEGOS I have to check out this webcomic: SEASONAL DEPRESSION

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• 15-Dec-2014

  
  Comic-Con 2013 I went to Comic-Con this year! It was great. Things I did: Things I wanted to do but couldn’t. GOOD LORD. I started this as a draft and NEVER wrote about my experiences at Comic-Con 2013. PLUSWHICH I didn’t write about my experiences at 2014 Comic-Con. Will I write about my 2015 Comic-Con experiences? Only...

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• 04-Feb-2011

  
  Notebook Cover, 1985 YET. ANOTHER. COVER. From High School. The kid in the uniform is called “The Punk” and I have a few drawings of him. Not particularly interesting in retrospect. The backstory for The Punk was something rather like Kick-Ass. Basically, a teenage kid, trying to be a “realistic” superhero. No powers, some cool gadgets. In some...

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• 24-Jan-2011

  
  Interview with Brett Jackson, creator of Massive Sqwertz Brett Jackson is a designer who’s been working the web since 1997. He left his cushy gig as Art Director for Google in New York to move to Switzerland with his wife. He has recently relocated again to Los Angeles where he freelances Flash and graphic design. In April 2010, Brett began working on a...

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• 20-Jan-2011
  Comics and the Law In about 1985, at San Diego Comic-Con, I received a free copy of the weekly Comic Buyer’s Guide (Wikipedia says it’s the longest running English-language periodical reporting on the American comic book industry). I got myself a subscription and I was hooked. It was a tabloid, newsprint at the time. But I loved getting that...

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• 15-Jan-2011
  Warren Ellis Notices Massive Sqwertz Well this is cool: Warren Ellis noticed Brett’s article “How to sell your book or comic for the iPad & iPhone without Apple’s help.” Warren Ellis is pretty awesome. You may remember Massive Sqwertz as the site I did the theme for. I also read and enjoy it. You can follow Massive Sqwertz too: @massivesqwertz.

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• 20-Apr-2010

  
  Massive Sqwertz Psst… just between you and me, can I tell you about a new webcomic I think you should look forward to? I’ve known Brett Jackson since sometime in the 20th Century. At the time I believe he was the prime mover in the San Diego Macromedia Users Group. He is soft-launching a webcomic, and I...

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• 15-Feb-2010

  
  Liz Prince Today’s comic from Liz Prince is adorable. No, really, ADORABLE. Have you clicked through yet? Because it’s really adorable. Seriously, click.

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• 14-Feb-2010

  
  Happy Valentine’s Day! For Leah: image via thisisnthappiness

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• 25-Jan-2010
  The Comics Journal: Online & Off For some cultural things I much prefer the journalism about a thing more than the thing itself. Sports is one area, for example, I really enjoy the reporting of Bob Costas and HBO’s Real Sports show. Another area where the reportage gets more attention than the thing itself is in comics. You may or may...

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• 12-Jul-2009
  Mastering the Art of Combat! I find Nobody Scores! inscrutable, which is often good, and sometims the flashes of brilliance crack me up!

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• 14-Mar-2009

  
  Watchmen Advertisements, 1986

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• 17-Feb-2009
  Because, you know, the Silver Age Sentence of the day, from Chris’s Invincible Super-Blog: Romance Special: The Time-Travel Heartbreak of Lois Lane. Anyway, Lois makes the connection that a device designed to stop planets from exploding might be useful in keeping the planet Krypton from exploding, so she gets a copy of the plans and grabs a time machine, a process...

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