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The Ghost of Reginald Future [Dec. 23rd, 2009|03:08 pm]

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Last minute notice! [Dec. 23rd, 2009|11:42 am]

lesmcclaine
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We just got this all scheduled yesterday, but I’m going to be doing a short signing tour around the Boston area on Saturday the 26th.  Here’s the stops!

mcclaine

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(no subject) [Dec. 23rd, 2009|02:20 pm]

comicnrrd
Check out this review of Four Squares at the Comics Journal, that is, if you like to read that sorta thing.
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Day 07: A Photo That Makes You Happy [Dec. 23rd, 2009|12:41 pm]

mclittlebitch
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Is it totally egotistical to pick a picture of myself? Whatever, I don't care, I'm doing it anyway. It's not that it's of me, it's the context.

Okay, so. This picture's from when I used to live in London with [info]tzarohell, who looks exactly like Victor from the upcoming-at-the-time movie Corpse Bride. We know when the London premiere is, he's been cutting, sewing, and painting up a replica dress for me, but we haven't found a good enough purple wig yet. Which is fine, we still had a couple days, we'd do it. Except we didn't, the date on the website was wrong. I ran home from class, threw on the dress, covered myself in blue makeup (which you can barely see in photos, for some reason) and off we went. I damn near got hypothermia, but I also got to waltz through Leicester Square, be photographed with cute tourists, meet cool fangirls, and have Tim Burton and Helena Bonham Carter wave at us like kindergartners on their first day of school, so it was totally worth it.

Anyway, this's got a certain 20s movie star vibe that amuses me. There's more here.
Corpse Me )
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varsity pep band [Dec. 23rd, 2009|11:09 am]

plasticframes
I am in a band. Did you know? Probably not.

OUR WEBSITE!

We're only going to get better!
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The Enigma of Amigara Fault [Dec. 23rd, 2009|11:55 am]

mrcolossal
Hey fellows, I found this comic online that is good and I wanted to share it

The Enigma of Amigara Fault by Junji Ito. He also did Uzumaki. Also there is this delightful little quote from wiki about him:

"Like fellow manga artist Shintaro Kago, Junji Ito's work is concerned with confronting and destroying the sacredness of the body." oof! What a quote! Shintaro Kago is also pretty awesome, heads up on that one!

Anyway, here is the link!



The Enigma of Amigara Fault

When you want to read a page hit "Full Size" at the bottom of the gallery.
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(no subject) [Dec. 23rd, 2009|10:19 am]

derien
CA called me back, though of course the guy who called me said he deals with businesses and can't deal with individuals. I said that's exactly what the last department I talked to said, and they gave me his number, so he claims he'll get together an email to me and find out who, exactly, I should be talking to. Grrr. At least it's some response, but I hope it's not just enough of a response to keep me guessing and waiting until after the charge goes through on my credit card.

The oatmeal cookies are good, if a little on the sweet side - I actually followed the recipe and put in as much honey as it asked, which I don't usually do. I have eaten three. I should probably set aside a few and take the rest with me to work and share them so I don't eat the whole batch by myself.

Can anyone tell me if Iris Murdoch's "The Green Knight" ever gets any better? I'm on about page 55 and so far I'm not sure I can read another word. I just can't stand the characters, they're so stilted and fucking twee (yeah, that's not a word that's native to me, but it seems to fit). I want to slap them all.

Oh god it's time to go and I'm still eating.

I swear, having my period makes me crazy.
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my genetic structure: paper machete, [Dec. 23rd, 2009|07:25 am]

royalboiler
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Hello,

The above image is a sexica drawing I did awhile back that I've just finished up.
It'll go in a girls and monsters themed art book for the Emerald city comic convention in seattle this coming March 13th & 14th, 2010 (the future)

Also I just did a new audio interview with the dudes at comicimpact
that you can listen to here:
http://comicimpact.com/2009/12/ep115-brandon-graham/
When I talked to them I was trying to turn my vampire schedule into something
that walks among mortal men so I might sound out of it.

Here's a sketchbook drawing I did today of T2 era John (savior of humanity) Connor
and his the sarah connor chronicles era sexy protector robot cameron.

It was promted by seeing this lady dressed in T2 cosplay.

And this after I was bitching about how awful it is that there always has to be a sexy lady
version of every male comic chacter. In my defense I think it'd be different if she was like belly shirt push up bra John Connor, as it is it's just badass.
I've always maintained that the mixture of time traveling robots Public enemy and GnR
that is that film is at the very core of what I consider to be cool.

Anyway there's more of that here:
http://www.cosplay.com/costume/222817/

and speaking of here's an old picture from some live action Tintin
with some sort of bong and a way too happy snowy.

And I ran into this comparison:

Apparently at some point because of French law or just some law of good taste they stopped
putting real booze names in Tintin.
I suppose that's good you dont want kids to be all about Jonnie Walker
because of their favorite boy detective.

Although on the flip side if somone claimed to have Asterix and Obelix themed
wild boars I wouldn't even be typing this right now, I'd be on a plane with a bib already tied around my neck.

Sorry, am I boaring you.

Anyway, Here's some new stuff from my pal Marley zarcone whose back up story in Images Unforgetable is out in stores now.
Here's a page from her personal far future project, Black circle.


And like that Marian, Marley has also been sucked into Dragon aids --she made this about it:


And here's some sketches she did to mail out with some book promotion or something that I didn't fully grok. Muggles draws such good faces.


And my artisticly reclusive pal Tom Herpich has got some new shits on the internet.

The whole comic is here:
http://www.viceland.com/int/v16n12/htdocs/comics-tom-herpich-286.php
and an interview
http://www.viceland.com/blogs/en/2009/12/21/gonfonadon-with-drawing-supergenius-tom-herpich/
I'm always amazed by the work Tom does. I've got a brilliant 5 page King city comic by him running in issue 9. I'll throw some of the pages from it up here as the print date nears.

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My pal Robin who does the Inkstuds radio show recently did a fantastic
show with Stuart Hample, who drew the Woody Allen strips that are coming out with a new collection. The interview is just a great glimse into how comic strips used to be.

I really like the stories he has about Lil Abner creator Al Capp
you can hear it here:
http://inkstuds.com/?p=2522

Hearing it promted me to dig up this image.

I had this record as a kid and that drawing has been burned into my minds eye.
I really like how Capp drew that pig.

And I ran into these great Morinaga iodide drawings.

I hadn't head of this guys stuff, it' seems to hit on that same 1983 Akira toriyama kick that I like so much.

i like that muppet looking muppet.
What would this style of page layout be called--its like diary mishmasery--
it reminds me of Miyazaki's porko roso pages.

I think this is his site:
http://marumo.oops.jp/sakuhin/index.cgi

And this guy Shimoda Shinobu seems to be doing simmular stuff.


I am constantly amazed at how much great work there is out there that I've never
seen before. I was thinking about this when reading best of the year comic lists.
Like I feel like I read a lot of comics and I wouldnt feel qualified to know
everything good coming out.

that idea makes me dammned excited about comics--its like too much to wrap your brain around.
Actually, you know who would make a good best of the year list?

Man, I wonder what his top 10 would be--like tell me what kind of books came out in
Bizzaro world this year-- Is Bizzaro Maderera still making those Awesome books??


OH fuck you RULK!! of corse he wouldn't pick you!

Annnyyway--after those Ryoichi Ikegami Dune pictures I put up last time.
I dug up this cool spiderman he drew.


And also my King city 4 will be out today.
so get that please and thank you.
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More Six Dutchies books? Maybe!!! [Dec. 24th, 2009|01:37 am]

fitzandthefool

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Hi people,  Merry Christmas to all!

I was poking around google, and look what I found!  I have no idea how old this is, it was on a French website, but talk about giving me a tiny spark of hope!

http://www.bloodmemories.it/biblioteca/the-realm-of-the-elderlings/l-uomo-ambrato/after-fools-fate.html

I hope you enjoy the possibilities as much as I have!  It may be the best Christmas present I'll ever get!

Peetypeet
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Bellen! Last Cookie [Dec. 23rd, 2009|08:49 am]

boxbrown



In a Christmas miracle of sorts funding of Everything Dies through Kickstarter has reached over 100%! What does this mean?  Well, funds will be relinquished to me (or taken from backers’ accounts) until Jan. 15, the original end date.  People still have the opportunity to donate if they would like some of the special offers they can get though donating.  Any extra money will go towards making the new books look beautiful and raising the amount of books published.  If the extra money reaches about $700-$800 it will also fully fund the printing of Everything Dies #3!

 

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Happy holidays! [Dec. 23rd, 2009|01:30 pm]

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(no subject) [Dec. 23rd, 2009|07:34 am]

derien
Did I mention that my father sent me a card with actual money in it? He did, don't tell anyone, but some crazy people still do that. 'Don't tell anyone' because they'll be staking out his mailbox waiting for him to do it again. Seriously, he lives in an area where there's always people in need of money enough to steal it from a card. Well, who knows... maybe when he does that his wife takes the cards to the post office to drop off. He also sent me a bunch of stamps, and in the card asked a few questions about the train that goes by our place, so I guess he liked me writing him a letter a few months ago, even though he never answered it. :)

Yesterday was a very stressful day at work, I don't know why. Actually, for the last two days. People are snappish, and it seems like it's shit rolling downhill, mostly. Partly because it gets better in the evening after the office people leave. I do hate it when a certain Lead acts as though we're all idiots because we don't rotate ahead of time and somehow psychically know what position we're moving to. And a certain person made me very nervous, completely without reason, just with tone of voice... turned out it was nothing at all.

CeeJay, who was a Lead when we started, seven years ago, and was demoted in between times, has just been promoted straight from Screener to Supervisor, with no stop at Lead in between. I asked if this made him lightheaded, and he said it does make him nervous. He was a really good Lead when he was one, he was always researching regulations and stuff... which I think was why they demoted him, honestly, because he informed people that some of the 'policies' were not in any of the HR handbooks. Well, that and all the horsing around he did, like sticking his foot in the x-ray so people could see what it looked like. It's amusing to me that someone can be really serious about doing a good job and knowing regulations and at the same time such a joker and so willing to flaunt the regs he feels are just silly. He felt it was silly to say you couldn't put your body into the x-ray because at his previous situation, before our organization exited, he was a Supe and they gave him a dosimeter for working around the x-rays. He taped it inside the x-ray for a week just to see what kind or radiation it collected, and it was negligible. I was like "Did that prove the x-rays are safe or did it prove that your dosimeter didn't work?"

But he hasn't had any particular responsibility for a couple of years and has kind of gotten out of the habit, and been more distanced from what Supes do. He's been a good advocate on the Employee/Management board, though, in the interim. I suspect that moving him to being a Supe means he won't be allowed to do that position anymore. What, me? Suspicious? What gives you that idea?

The shoulder is much better. I don't recall if I mentioned it, but I took three Advil and a Tylenol PM the night before last and slept flat on my back with a towel rolled up under my neck and a sock with hot rice in it on my shoulder, and yesterday was a vast improvement. It still hurt if I did the wrong thing, but today I seem to have done no wrong things. *crosses fingers* I might try lifting a little, light weights. Apparently I won't be downstairs until Friday, because mentors get only one downstairs day a week.

Memo re rice filled socks - don't nuke them for too long or you burn the rice and it doesn't smell good anymore. It smells like burned popcorn. I might change the rice in this one. I strongly suspect I've ruined it as a sock because the rice has stretched it out. Not that I need it as a sock, so no big deal. :) It has to be a cotton sock - well, I don't trust anything else in the microwave - but cotton doesn't really have the resilience to come back from long term stretching.

Did I mention I started my period this morning? Probably TMI, sorry, but that explains why I drank that huge cup of cocoa made with mostly baker's chocolate, which might possibly explain why I'm rambling on like a mofo. :) I do seem to be getting back into the journaling thing again, finally, which is a good sign.

Okay, stuff to do. Firstly, making cookies, because I've already put the oatmeal in the bowl. My way of forcing myself to do it - do the first step before I'm properly awake. ;)
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happy christmas, everyone! [Dec. 23rd, 2009|10:16 am]

jabberworks
Have a look at Gary and Viv's festive sheep over at the Fleece Station!



Hopefully you will be seeing a lot more of these sheep in the new year. (Lettuce and the bunnies send a big cheery hello, but Vern is off somewhere stressing about Christmas prezzies, silly sheep. AND he missed the postal deadline, so he apologises if hardly anyone got cards this year.)



Morris the Mankiest Monster has forgotten about Christmas entirely, he's been too busy sorting out his bogey collection. But if you surprise him with a box of ear wax, gift-wrapped in dirty socks, he will be your best friend forever.

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Melikilikimaka! [Dec. 23rd, 2009|01:51 am]

indeedsir

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Ahem...so this will be my first official post since my hiatus *waves shyly* Hi guys!

I've posted comments on your lovely fics and a few prompts on [info]wodehousefluff, but this will be my first post of substance. So, let's get to it!

It's in response to my own prompt (shameful, shameful! *hides face*) but it's not exactly a fic, and therefore the plotbunny is still up for adoption!:
Seriously, it's fluff. In every sense of the word. )
I've left the credit on, but in case you'd like a handy link to the rest of this lovely lady's stunning photo's here it is:http://sooper-deviant.deviantart.com/
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Happy Holidays! [Dec. 23rd, 2009|06:26 pm]

9mmed
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Alert! [Dec. 23rd, 2009|12:22 am]

nedroidcomics
My friend Emmy made a shocking discovery recently; someone in Japan is totally ripping off my comic! Fortunately she has a friend who knows a little bit of Japanese so he helped translate it into English. It's a little rough but it gets the idea across. Still, can you believe this??
Read more... )
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Tomb [Dec. 23rd, 2009|12:15 am]

mrcolossal
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Click to read from the beginning

Christmas nearer than before. If I am to understand time and it's passing correctly.

I will probably not be able to post comics on Thursday but I will try!

I hope everyone gets what they wanted and one thing they didn't want and one thing that in the future will end up contributing to their death.

"Another senseless Tickle Me Elmo death..."

Also: [info]tedprior drew a drawing of the barbarian tromping through the swamp, check it out!



That frog is freaking DEAD!
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Remix! [Dec. 23rd, 2009|12:15 am]

joeyweiser


So, I accidentally opened my work-in-progress cover spread for Cavemen in Space in Preview instead of Photoshop, and this is how it turned out!  Pretty cool, huh?

Anyway, I guess this is my way of publicly noting that I'm still working on CiS, planning on having it see print in 2010.  More about that in a week or two.

Also, the guys at Monster Isle want to wish you "Happy Holidays!"  Hope everyone is well as the year draws to a close.  See you next year!
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OCTOBER 27 & 28 STRIPS [Dec. 23rd, 2009|12:08 am]

jaymarcy
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The last man to lose his head, I suppose he deserved it [Dec. 23rd, 2009|12:09 am]

beatonna


A Scottish cartoon, since I am back home for the holidays.

I'm well acquainted with the tune "Lord Lovat's Lament," since you hear it around these parts every time anyone has to pick up a fiddle and learn something. But you know, it's one of those tunes you know so well, you pay no attention to it, it's just there in the back of your head.

Then one day, I was looking up a bunch of works by Hogarth (the best) and came upon this portrait of 'Lord Lovat'. The lovely old tune and that devily face, they didn't match. So I wanted to learn more about him!

Lovat (Simon Fraser, born 1697 - there are about a million Simon Fraser Lord Lovats) really epitomizes how reading Scottish history can make you want to tear your eyeballs out, or laugh because it's nearly a farce it's so nutty. Either the people involved are disastrously loyal, or disastrously duplicitous. Everything is a disaster, but it's a hell of a ride.
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