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- @sparkyclarkson @brkeogh yeah that dorm is put there to make you get your shit together about clickers--I had the same experience 1 hour ago
- @circuitlions it def was 1 hour ago
- @circuitlions DK! 2 hours ago
- @sparkyclarkson @brkeogh look guys I'm pretty open about being terrible at games so that might be part of the problem 2 hours ago
- @BRKeogh I will write all of this up tomorrow 2 hours ago
- @BRKeogh sometimes you can stand right beside them! I dunno. I think I liked the unpredictability, but I did not like replaying sections 2 hours ago
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- @BRKeogh I'm sure it isn't fickle, but I never "felt" it out so it always felt kind of gamble-y 2 hours ago
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Martin - Curious Visions of Modernity
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Raley - Tactical MediaCategories!
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Category Archives: Comics
Frank Castle on Fighting
Fighting for the people who run the world gets you stabbed in the back. You fight the wars they start and feed. You kill the monsters they create. You die from handling depleted uranium while they get rich on oil. … Continue reading
Todd McFarlane’s 1992 Comics Journal Interview
The fairly infamous Gary Groth interview with Todd McFarlane is up at The Comics Journal and it is glorious. Groth pins McFarlane to the wall on taste, culture, and the fact that McFarlane was an amazing force of mediocrity in the … Continue reading
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Stuart Elden on V For Vendetta and Guy Fawkes Masks
It is a curious combination of images, histories, politics and symbols—a Catholic revolutionary, executed for treason, a peculiar heritage in British popular commemoration, a right-wing blog site, a graphic novel, a Hollywood film disowned by the graphic novel’s writer, a … Continue reading
On The Manhattan Projects 1-10
Jonathan Hickman decided to create a comic book that told the secret history of science in the United States. The Manhattan Projects tells this story, but with an injection of fiction. I don’t mean “it is fictionalized,” because obviously it is, but … Continue reading
Post-American Elf American Elf
James Kochalka posted a new American Elf strip the other day. As you may know, American Elf was Kochalka’s more-than-decade long daily comic book diary. He ended it when 2012 went out the door, and has now been working on other things (a graphic … Continue reading
Some Preliminary Thoughts on Spawn
For some reason I thought it would be a good idea to read the first fifty issues of Todd McFarlane’s Image series Spawn. You might be familiar with the material through its strange saturation into American culture via action figures, anime, … Continue reading
On The 3 Snake Leaves
Emily Carroll is probably my favorite working comics author right now (only surpassing James Kochalka because American Elf is over and I have no interest in J.K.’s other work). His Face All Red is the pinnacle of horror comics, and Margot’s Room absolutely destroys me in … Continue reading
An Update on the Blog and a Great Comic Book Moment
As you may know if you follow me on Twitter, I finished a journal submission today and so I am pretty beat (this has been the reason there is less ‘original writing’ going on here at the blog over the … Continue reading