After three years building up the Death is Good line of t-shirts, I am finally ready to put out a book collection. I need to get it to the printer by the end of September in order to meet my goal of having copies in hand by New York Comic Con. In the hopes of making the first run as large as possible (thus allowing me more opportunities to get the ( Read more... )

I haven't posted on here in nearly two years, and I'll admit it's because of Facebook... because it was a lot easier to contact a whole lot more of my old friends there, etc, etc... but lately I more and more find myself thinking the posting format there is not conducive to complicated thoughts, and thinking about posting stuff here again. I just ( Read more... )

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I'm launching an entire line of t-shirts under the brand name "Death is Good™". This idea started out purely as an idea for a parody of the "Life is Good" shirts, but I think it is going to wind up having an identity of it's very own. The basic premise is Death trying to have fun and be "good" on his time off from work ( Read more... )

Since this is the 20th(!) year of Freak Day at King's Dominion, Slash and I decided to create a commemorative t-shirt. Since the turnout is so unpredictable (what size and shape the people who will be there, in particular, is hard to predict), I've set up a page where people can pre-order shirts. I'll be printing them on Friday, so if you're going ( Read more... )

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No, not that kind of baby, this kind:
http://www.scheduledshirts.com/

(if you saw my post the other day, I've revised it a good deal since then. feel free to post comments in the blog section if you want...)

I'm selling a bunch of random things on eBay, mostly in an effort to help my work get rid of things that have accumulated around the office. Some of the items are still sitting at 99 cents, so might be a bargain for the right person ( Read more... )

Seriously, all y'all picking the movie apart for little bits you wish had been different should take a step back and realise just what an amazing piece of work this film is. There was no way to perfectly adapt the graphic novel to the screen without making it 12 hours long, and the story as portrayed was amazing ( Read more... )