The photo above was leaked onto the internet earlier this week and my sources have confirmed that it shows Paige Braddock, Creative Director for the Peanuts Empire (and creator of the Jane's World comicstrip), brutally reprimanding a colleague, Justin Thompson, who mentioned "The G Word" during a Peanuts meeting.
Hotwire Comics Vol. 2 – Exclusive Preview
AMAZING! INCREDIBLE! DANGEROUS! {product_snapshot:id=652,true,false,true,left}The cartoon anthology that puts the kicks back in comics strikes again. Climb on board the Hotwire express for another electrifying joyride — from the sublime to the ridiculous, and all parts in between. Hotwire Vol. 2 includes some of the strongest narrative comics around. Tim Lane’s epic autobiographical strip, “Spirit,” portrays the grittiness, desperation, and terror that accompanied him as he went on the bum, riding the rails. “Niacin” by Mary Fleener is the sordid but hilarious story of a hallucinatory date with a drug dealer. Mack White brilliantly deconstructs the western myth of the OK…
This Saturday in Seattle! PARTY!
When in Hong Kong, visit…
… the Charlie Brown Cafe! Photos courtesy my pal Gordon Flagg. (Welcome home, Gordon!)
Mister Wonderful, Part 12
Read the latest chapter in Daniel Clowes' "Mister Wonderful" HERE.
Johnny Ryan’s HORRORSHOW Flickr set
View it here.
New Release: Castle Waiting Vol. II #9
Castle Waiting Vol. II #9by Linda Medley A fable for modern times, Castle Waiting is a fairy tale that's not about rescuing the princess, saving the kingdom, or fighting the ultimate war between Good and Evil — but about being a hero in your own home. This issue: Tolly, Jain and Simon continue to be shocked at what they do — and DON'T — find in the Castle's secret passageways; meanwhile, Chess struggles to face one of his greatest lifelong terrors, and Dr. Fell has lunch. 24-page B&W comic $3.95Order Now!
Confidential to Jacob Covey
Josh Simmons’s horror influences
House scribe Josh Simmons talks to The Horror Blog about Candyman, David Lynch, and "ripping nuggs." (Hat tip: Dirk)
New book illustrated by Richard Sala
A Loud Humming Sound Came From Above is a new book with cover and interior illustrations by our own, beloved Richard Sala and collecting twelve of Johnny Strike's genre-bending stories that weave together elements of vintage crime or sci-fi pulps in work that recalls variously the writings of Philip K. Dick, Edgar Allan Poe, William Burroughs and Raymond Chandler. Settings include a hellish prison workshop, a mercenary methadone clinic, and a hotel where the suicidal find a terrible reason to live; characters include the unlucky, the delusional, the sociopathic, and those doomed to see reality with a crippling clarity.
