Sunday, September 23, 2001

Posted by Pete

I've started off-loading the old BugPowder Shop stock on eBay. If anyone's interested, details are here.

Pete

10:10 AM |

Wednesday, September 19, 2001

Posted by mooncat

A 'comic relief' project in response to the American Tragedy from indyworld.

2:20 PM |

Posted by mooncat

ooowaa
As you may (or may not) know one of Ed Pinsent's current creative outlets is The Sound Projector.
Now on the web thanks to Harley Richardson who's own website contains his sketchbooks.
For those who are wanting Ed drawings, there are some in the The Sound Projector Art Gallery.

1:41 AM |

Tuesday, September 18, 2001

Posted by mooncat

Ah, this Paranoid Joe website filled a few moments with some amusement.

5:27 AM |

Posted by mooncat

Looking around last night came I came across Cinders' site.
good to see her presence again!

3:14 AM |

Monday, September 17, 2001

Posted by mooncat

Pete wonders if comics are important?
Hell yeah!
It's on hell of a communication media, so on a quick trawl:
On Daryl Cagle's "professional cartoonists index" page I liked Turner from the Irish Times.
A dialy strip's inhabitant's react at Adam & Eve
These will be transient pages & will be moving on soon...
There must be more folks...

2:40 PM |

Thursday, September 13, 2001

Posted by Pete

Comics aren't very important at the moment.

4:25 PM |

Tuesday, September 04, 2001

Posted by Pete

Another intelligent piece on Jimmy Corrigan in a broadsheet newspaper.

That the branches and loops of these diagrams seem both logically coherent and oddly paradoxical is not lost on Ware himself. "Time is, I guess, the raw material of comics," he says. "To me, comics are the medium in which the human experience of time can be most beautifully represented on a page. There's something about the fragmentation and categorisation of life into a crystalline book of pictures that, when read, 'come to life' - which seems true and wonderful. Narratively speaking, comics allow one to almost see the future and the past simultaneously."
Pointed out by Lee Kennedy on the list, link from LMG

12:01 PM |

Sunday, September 02, 2001

Posted by Andrew Luke

The TRS2 weblog is undergoing some changes with the reviews first appearing on the weblog before being archived. I had planned to update it at least five times a week, but well, we'll see how things go...
(Coda Coda Coda!)

7:13 PM |

Posted by Pete

I never thought I'd be recommending a comic with the sub-title "Path of the Warrior" that is painted in a 70s fantasy art style and chronicles the lineage of a lone warrior, but I have to say that the Metabarons, which frankly, fucking kicks ass, is one of the best comics I've read all year. I was already intrigued by this because it's written by Alexandro Jodorowsky but it was Tom Lennon's article in Borderline #2 that sealed the £12 purchase for me. Battier than batshit indeed!

4:14 PM |

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