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Tanked is the global ambassador for the zoo, or for the bears at least. Or perhaps he’s just too inebriated to take sides. Which makes my mind wander: what would the typical UN summit look like if all participants were required to get a little bit sloshed first? Not debilitating-throw-up-on-your-neighbor-delegate drunk but just enough to loosen everyone up. Would they get along better? Would they get more done? Do they ever get stuff done?
And Gay better ‘man up’ and stand up for himself at some point and stop holding everything in or he’s going to pop a blood vessel.
Hey parents! (and everyone who loves good indy comics!) The guys behind the New Brighton Archeological Society book published by Image are raising funds through Kickstarter to put together a 2nd volume. Volume 1 was a Harvey Award Nominee and it’s just a great graphic novel for all ages so I’m looking forward to what they come up with for book 2, and I can’t wait to be able to sit down and read stuff like this with Sam. Unfortunately he’s still at the eat or rip the pages stage but he’s going to have quite the library of cool comics and books when he’s old enough Anyway, you can read through volume 1 online now and if you like please check out their Kickstarter page.
I’m mixing my Marvel and DC together: BatDeath (and I promise no zombie or vampire variants!)
"So things have been a tad sporadic lately – I’ve been doing a fair bit of work with the 3D models I use in preparation for trying to update several at once for the sake of some internal consistency regarding a certain detail (namely eyes). It’s been making progress, but.. it’s also meant that most of my creative energy has been going into that, leaving my head refusing to transform lose page ideas into actual working dialogue scripts a little too often for my liking.
There was a fair bit of dialogue snippets I’d considered for this page, including references to the identity of said corpse, but it felt like expositing around that would require several panes, so I left it out.
For a long time now, we've always heard about the ongoing battle for the rights to Superman. Most people tend to wonder exactly how it happened that Siegel & Schuster would hand over 100% of the rights.
My hope is that with this page, it will all become clear.
And yes, Comic Historians may use this page in their thesis.
We'll see you on Wednesday, folks!
-sohmer