Written by a six-year-old and drawn by his older brother (who is a talented comic artist in "real life").

Axe Cop

Man, I wish web comics existed when I was a kid.

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In no particular order:

- Went to Wondercon this weekend, in San Francisco.  Saw a panel on 300, met Mutts creator Patrick MacDonnell, the creators of Ex Machina and Y:The Last Man, and bought way too many comics.

- Ate several varieties of very good french toast (try making it with croissants - very, very good.)

- Mourned lost viper jocks (yeah, like ( Read more... )

Television related blogging, twice in one week.  How horribly anti-indie of me (No!  feed the corporate entertainment complex!  Feed It ( Read more... )

So we have returned from Comic-Con, and for the first time since I started going, I am sorry to report that I was somewhat dissapointed:

- The crowds were, somehow, even bigger this year. Saturday is traditionally the biggest day but what I would have considered a big Saturday crowd a couple of years ago now shows up on Thursday. I should also ( Read more... )

Well, it's that time of year again.  The legendary (at least among geeks) San Diego Comic Con is rapidly approaching.  Anything that will cause me to suffer through a 10-hour car ride, you know it has to be good.
Comics, sci-fi, fantasy, and horror, books, and games, and women dressed as hot comic chicks you have never heard of but who the hell ( Read more... )

Behold, the Ultimate Showdown of Ultimate Destiny.

UNICEF wants to raise awarensss of the horrors of war.  By carpet bombing the Smurfs.

W-T-F?

Back from Comic Con. Much fun was had by all (although Raina had insomnia on Friday and Saturday night, so she slept through most of the daytime activities!) Given my current employment situation, I kept my purchases to a minimum, but I did get to see quite a few panels. Oddly, my favorite panels were more about sci-fi fantasy and television ( Read more... )