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Aug.12.2009
I'm obsessed with assassins.
Also, from a quick check of my books, comics, dvds, magazine subscriptions and web traffic, I'm obsessed with fake humans/androids, cyborgs, media gossip, political news, gay for pay actors. Food and travel figure in there also, but I think assassins, perhaps, most of...
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Aug.01.2009
Fade to Blue is finally here. You can buy it at a little mom-and-pop store called Amazon, or visit you local indie bookseller. Buy two and use one to mop up spilled Gazpacho.
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Jun.09.2009
I made the 2 mile hike down to LOCAL HEROES in Norfolk VA (http://www.localheroescomics.com) to see if the owner would hang my flyer for the zuda announcement in the store. Not only did he let me put it up, he put it center stage on the bulletin board, and directed me to a UPS store up the block...
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Apr.21.2009
Japan's Biggest Export It’s official. Japan is no longer the dominant exporter of electronics and cars, but of its popular culture. Despite the economic downturn, conventions promoting Japanese pop culture are making more money than ever. Ronald Kelts, author of Japanamerica: How Japanese Pop...
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Dec.02.2008
Not the final coloring, perhaps, but pretty cool nonetheless.Art and coloring by TiGirl artist Willie Jimenez.
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Nov.19.2008
Hi all!
I am back again, oddly enough I log into my Red Room a couple times a day but I never have time to make a proper blog. I am trying ever so hard to get in the swing of things. I am actually setting up my RSS feed to try to get some cross-blog hits out there so if you see an odd code later in...
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Nov.06.2008
It's my newest work and it's my first manga project. With art by Willie Jimenez. To be published by Mini Komix for the mini, ash-can version and as I understand it, also Antarctic Press as well for the full-size version.
Page one
Page two
Cool, huh?
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Oct.23.2008
In 1962, A boy clalssmate with beautiful skin let me read his “Shonen Magazine” and “Shonen Sunday.” He sat close to the blackboard with his friend, and I sat at the back of the room. Since then, the Manga culture grew and blossomed out of those weekly magazines. I stopped reading Manga after...
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