Wow! The New Yorker! Congratulations, Luke! The closest I was ever able to get to The New Yorker was waking past their headquarters while I still lived in NYC.
@DerfBackderf That's great to hear, particularly since we're Prime subscribers. Thanks for the quick answer. It hasn't reached our nearby cinema, but then we live in the western Massachusetts backwoods. I'll make sure it gets makes it onto our Prime Watchlist pronto.
@DerfBackderf Congratulations on the upcoming release of Kent State. And I’ve been wondering if the My Friend Dahmer movie ever made it into wide distribution? I’ve been recommending it to friends ever since I saw it at CXC. Is it on any streaming service yet?
One of the great '90s underground comix reemerges for its 25th anniversary. Check out the new cover of @HowardCruse’s #StuckRubberBaby, a searing portrait of ‘60s Alabama as Cruse came out to witness a world’s identity buckle against shifting cultures. #FirstSecondHasYouCovered
Eddie and I will have to split up (temporarily) tomorrow afternoon. He'll be at the Pride event in Pittsfield; I'm heading for the anti-Trump demo in Northampton (if I can hitch a ride with somebody; one of our cars is in the shop).
https://t.co/B4SO91UguK
@NelfeCapharnaum Thank you for giving my book Stuck Rubber Baby (or should I say, Jean-Paul Jennequin's award-winning translation of it) a friendly shout-out, @NelfeCapharnaum.
Meanwhile, in Brussels, here's a brief video teaser that the Comic Art Factory gallery has prepared to generate early interest in their exhibition of pages from Wendel and Stuck Rubber Baby.
https://t.co/DhD9s63WFS
@andsoluke Money issues are a big distraction from making art, but having money also frees you to take chances. Money in itself doesn't elevate or dull the quality of my art, but money that comes with oppressive deadlines can make producing art of genuine quality impossible.
Why does my nightmarish drawing "Stop, Playing Grandpa" bring back memories of a family vacation when I was a kid? All is revealed in today's blog post at Patreon. https://t.co/cu5d0emDfb
@alex_segura Denis Kitchen, who “got” Barefootz; and Martha Thomases, who as DC’s publicist got full-page coverage of the Death of Superman into New York Newsday and who suggested to me when I was at loose ends that I ask DC if they’d like me to do a graphic novel. #comichelpinghand
Selling original art from Wendel and Stuck Rubber Baby via my web site has been discontinued for now, but some originals from my Barefootz days are still available. My online catalog will tell you which ones.
https://t.co/KjJuJ7zG7Y