Thursday, November 10, 2011
Wednesday, November 9, 2011
5 Star Comics: Fun Comic Goodness
Available now from my good and talented friend Terence Hanley: 5 Star Comics #1.
Drawing upon obscure Golden Age comics characters, 5 Star Comics features five fun stories written and drawn by Terence and friends Larry Blake, Jordan Lowe and Gary Gibeaut. If you like the charming pre-socially relevant thrills of Golden Age comics, you'll dig this, too.
The back cover also features a preview of the character Black Bat, by Matt Marshall, which indicates Matt should have been drawing the original Batman instead of Bob Kane!
Check out http://fivestarcomics.blogspot.com/ for lots more info. Email Terence at comicbookmastermind@gmail.com for ordering info.
Cartoonist Larry Blake will also be appearing at the Columbus Record, CD, & Music Memorabilia Show on Saturday, November 12th. I'll be there, too, searching for Stax 45s and purchasing some original art from Larry. http://www.facebook.com/pages/Columbus-Ohio-Record-CD-Music-Memorabilia-Show/110055812344340?sk=info
Lastly, check out Terence Hanley's excellent blog on writers for the classic Weird Tales pulp. Good stuff! http://tellersofweirdtales.blogspot.com/
Labels:
5 Star Comics,
Batman,
comic books,
Gary Gibeaut,
Jordan Lowe,
Larry Blake,
pulps,
Terence Hanley,
Weird Tales
Saturday, November 5, 2011
Freak Cave and Dr. Zaius Birthday Gifts
Above: beautiful birthday gifts drawn and given to me by Kathleen and Ian Cannell. Kathleen painted a vivid, expressive interpretation of my Freak Cave comic strip, while Ian drew the violent visage of Planet of the Apes' Dr. Zaius (""Man shall never speak...as they said in the old proverbs," Are we not men?").
Thank you, Ian and Kathleen. Your appreciation for freakishness gives me hope for the next generation!
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comic strip,
Dr. Zaius,
Freak Cave,
Planet of the Apes
Friday, November 4, 2011
Simplexity Slideshow
Cartoonist Max Ink has generously posted a slideshow of pics he took at last month's Simplexity exhibit of my work at Wild Goose Creative. You can see it at the Sunday Comix blog here: http://sundaycomix.blogspot.com/2011/10/enjoying-simplexity-of-it-all.html
I'll be posting my own photos of the exhibit soon.
Labels:
art exhibit,
Max Ink,
simplexity,
Sunday Comix,
Wild Goose Creative
Surprise Birthday Party
Thanks to everyone who showed up to the surprise birthday party for me on Wednesday night (a surprise to me, anyway!). I really appreciate the well-wishes.
Above: a lovely card from my family.
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Above: a lovely card from my family.
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