Guest Blogger: NICK ABADZIS_1-3
(click to enlarge) Relaxing Put your feet up, go on! That's right, there, on the cushion. Perfect. Now stay still, 'cause I'm drawing you...
(click to enlarge) Relaxing Put your feet up, go on! That's right, there, on the cushion. Perfect. Now stay still, 'cause I'm drawing you...
test heading ‘Flu Dreams I had the ‘flu and with it came a weird hallucinogenic fever. I have really, really bad nightmares when I’m ill like this and things of deep horror visit me, things that creep up grinning from my lower mind. I made these drawings in the middle of the night after I’d
test headingMr. Rob Salkowitz at Emphasis Added gives a blazing wildfire of a review to Eddie Campbell's Fate of the Artist. Salkowitz places his reflection on Eddie Campbell's book squarely in the modern artistic dilemna, and you can read it all on his blog here. Meanwhile, an excerpt: Reading The Fate of the Artist is Read More »
test headingPhenomenal reviews and comments have been pouring in online,for
From Lewis Trondheim's Nothing Diaries . (Click to enlarge)
Coming in September, from the brilliant Scott McCloud, author of UNDERSTANDING COMICS and REINVENTING COMICS -- both vital reference by a master of conveying concepts clearly and intelligently-- this time it's MAKING COMICS, from Harper Collins. I'm getting in line for Dr. McCloud's latest prescription. And I hope this means UNDERSTANDING COMICS will get a Read More »
test heading My, my, it's busy days... Reviews are now coming in earnest. I'm off to Washington, DC for Book Expo America, where a zillion publishing people gather from around the world. The excellent VOYA, or Voice of Youth Advocates, the library magazine for young adults has a bunch of reviews on our Spring titles. Read More »
test headingIt really is a media storm Eddie Campbell is provoking... We need to keep up with editorial reviews on the Fate of the Artist catalog page... From Jeff Lester, who works at Brian Hibbs' THE COMICS EXPERIENCE store in San Francisco: FATE OF THE ARTIST is not only far and away the release of Read More »
test heading Ferdinand is a hopeless romantic—some would say he's pathetic. He drifts from one disastrous relationship to another . . . Feel like a matchmaker? Perhaps you can help him! Below are five potential love interests he will encounter in VAMPIRE LOVES. Please write to Ferdinand with your advice on which one he should Read More »
From Lewis Trondheim's Nothing Diaries . (Click to enlarge)