PART 5: NERVOUS MESSED-UP MARIONETTE
2000 started and I wasn’t writing comics or writing about comics or blogging about them. I didn’t know what a blog was, nor did most other people and if you did you’re lying.
There were discussion groups on Genie (where I hung around the Neil Gaiman forum for a time) and Compuserve [...]
PART THREE: MY FAVORITE FLAVOR, CHERRY RED
I’ve forgotten titles and characters, I’m sure. AGE OF BRONZE, there’s one. PRISON FUNNIES, there’s another. The second LEAGUE OF EXTRAORDINARY GENTLEMEN (let us speak not of the third, no matter how nice the art was) and its wonderful, horrible Mister Hyde. THE PUNISHER: THE END which teamed Garth [...]
2: BORNE ALONG BY WHAT YOU CANNOT SEE
The title being a little something for the Roy Montgomery fans out there. Though 324 E 13th STREET #17 actually came out in 1999, but it was to become one of the iconic albums of the 00s for me. So was Radiohead’s KID A (“Everything in Its Right [...]
Full Bleed versus the naughties, part one of two, I swear to god.
Bears hibernate in winter. I hibernate in August.
Full Bleed 42 is live at Comicswaitingroom.com.
Full Bleed 41
It’s FULL BLEED #41! And it’s COMING RIGHT FOR US! FLEE!
Wherein I discuss the sexiness of catastrophism, its wrongheadedness and why comics will probably be okay anyways. Bonus Morrison and Quitely action!
Full Bleed 40
Yeah, I can hardly believe it either. This week I talk about writing prose versus scripts, and of the existential pleasures of fanfic.
Full Bleed 39
Huh. I coulda sworn it was #38. Whatever. It’s up. Give it a read.
Full Bleed 37
It’s an alternating Tuesday where I was actually bothered to write something new, so that means there’s a new Full Bleed up over at the Comics Waiting Room. Go and give it a read. Tom liked it, so maybe you will, too.