Friday, September 27, 2002Posted by Pete
6:17 AM | Posted by Pete Gary Northfield, contributor to this blog and all round nice guy, has just started a strip-blog entitled, of course, Stupidmonsters, featuring pretty much daily strips "drawn whilst idle at work". Bookmark it. 5:45 AM | Thursday, September 26, 2002Posted by stupidmonster Some smart looking mini-comics by Allison Cole, available from her own website, or in batches from usscatastrophe. Check out those gorgeous silkscreened covers! 6:22 AM | Friday, September 20, 2002Posted by mooncat
1:49 PM | Thursday, September 19, 2002Posted by kookymojo In honour of Talk Like A Pirate Day, have some piratical comics to read: I'd give you more, if I could find them. Pirates are surprisingly underused in comics. Arr.5:17 AM | Wednesday, September 18, 2002Posted by Pete Anyone with strong feelings about our only major comics-wide event in the UK at Bristol might want to check the Comics 200x mailing list where an actual serious discussion about it all is currently taking place. 3:24 PM | Posted by Pete Alan Moore interviewed by Gary Groth for the Comics Journal back in 1991, on MP3: This month, The Comics Journal Audio Archive pays a visit to TCJ #140 (February 1991), which contained the final installment of a three-part interview with British comics writer Alan Moore by editor and publisher Gary Groth. Moore, fresh off of his success with Watchmen (and subsequent break with DC Comics), had just embarked upon an experiment in self-publishing with the Bill Sienkiewicz-drawn mini-series Big Numbers. In these excerpts, conducted by telephone, Moore discusses some of the other projects he had been working on (Miracleman, A Small Killing and The Lost Girls) before settling into an extended dialogue concerning From Hell, the magnum opus created in collaboration with cartoonist Eddie Campbell.Online until October 11th Go get it! 3:05 PM | Friday, September 13, 2002Posted by kookymojo Heidi MacDonald interviews Eddie Campbell. Check out The Pulse for more good stuff that's not all superhero related; there's a hefty amount of really good small-press coverage too. 4:25 AM | Monday, September 09, 2002Posted by stupidmonster
11:43 AM | Sunday, September 08, 2002Posted by Pete New comics blog for y'all: John Week's Fabulous world of QuickDraw has links a go go. 5:10 PM | Friday, September 06, 2002Posted by kookymojo Fans of Tom Tomorrow will be pleased to know you can see animations of This Modern World here. And be sure to check out the rest of the animations on the site. You can hit zombies over the head while you wait for this cartoon to load; and fans of Pablo's Inferno might be interested to see Rhode Montijo's sicker side surface. 3:48 AM | |
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