Fanzing Presents: Job Wanted #1 has gone to press! It is on its way to Dime Store Productions as I post this. I’d like to publicly thank Scott McCullar and Shooting Star Comics for everything they’ve done to make this comic book a reality.
Shooting Star Comics Anthology gets glowing review
SSCA #2 received a positive review from the Small Amazing Wonders web site.
Krugman’s Cat
Don’t worry, this isn’t about politics. I just noticed that someone has too much time on his hands and thought I’d point it out. Follow me here: Yesterday, at 9:57 AM Tuesday, Jonah Goldberg proposed the Krugman Cat Altitude Index, based on a comment minutes earlier that the cynical Times columnist Paul Krugman probably kicked…
New South Park tonight
In tonight’s South Park episode, Cartman, Butters and Token start a Christian Rock Band. Hey, I’m a Christian…but this should be good. After “Do the Handicapped go to Hell?” and “Red Sleigh Down”, what else can they do, really? I’m kind of past being offended by these guys.
I’m so very, very old
Kids age 9-12 play Pong as well as many other “classic” video games and then give their opinion. Best quote (about Pong): Tim: My line is so beating the heck out of your stupid line. Fear my pink line. You have no chance. I am the undisputed lord of virtual tennis. [Misses ball] Whoops. I…
Josh’s “Old Pitch Week
Dime Store Productions’ smaller print runs!
The Small Press Association has NEVER MIND – THIS LINK IS DEAD –announced that their print service for independent and self-published comic books, Dime Store Productions, now has prices for print runs smaller than 1000 copies. You can see their prices here
I’ll promote our self-promoter for him
Eric Spratling, contributor to Monitor Duty, was quoted by Andrew Sullivan and City Journal. Eric reveals all this on Fort Awesome
Global Frequency on the WB!
The Frog Options ‘Global Frequency’, a Warren Ellis comic book about espionage and covert investigations of Cold War black projects. I don’t know how this will be changed to include mopey teen angst, but it will.
Best commentary on “The Passion” yet
Times like this I wish I had a political blog so I could say more about this, but Dennis Prager says many of the things I’ve been wanting to say about “The Passion” in his new column, The Passion: Jews and Christians are watching different films. Prager’s commentary is so eye-opening, I felt compelled to…