“My name is Peter Parker and I’ve been Spider-Man since I was 15 years old. Any questions?” the web wonder proclaims at a Times Square press conference in the comic “Civil War” No. 2, on sale today.

Jun 15 2006
“My name is Peter Parker and I’ve been Spider-Man since I was 15 years old. Any questions?” the web wonder proclaims at a Times Square press conference in the comic “Civil War” No. 2, on sale today.

Jun 15 2006
You know, I really want to like this new Bond actor that’s been cast for the upcoming Casino Royale, but I was stunned to hear on the radio this morning that he had to be taught how to drive a manual transmission for the chase scenes in the film! It’s bad enough that the modern Bond character doesn’t smoke or sleep around, but when the actor can’t even drive a Bond car, one loses hope…

Jun 14 2006
Could coffee protect your liver against alcohol?
In the “Best News EVER” category:
Drinking coffee may shield the liver from the worst ravages of alcohol, a study of more than 125,000 people suggests. The risk of developing alcoholic cirrhosis of the liver dropped with each cup of coffee they drank per day.”Consuming coffee seems to have some protective benefits against alcoholic cirrhosis, and the more coffee a person consumes the less risk they seem to have of being hospitalised or dying of alcoholic cirrhosis,” says Arthur Klatsky at Kaiser Permanente Medical Care Programme in Oakland, California, US, who led the study….
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Jun 10 2006
The schedule of panels for Heroes Con is beginning to come together and is being posted at the Heroesonline site. Here are the two to which I’ll be contributing:
Friday at 3:00 pm:
How To Get Ahead In The World Of Indie Comics, Part One: Minicomics
Location: TBA
Last year’s panel on creating minicomics was such a big hit, we’ve expanded it to a series of panels. In this first installment of panels for the prospective cartoonist, we’ll look at how to create, distribute, and market minicomics. Moderator Andy Mansell will host Indie Island studs Jeffrey Brown, J Chris Campbell, Jordan Crane, Jim Mahfood, Andy Runton, Ben Towle, Steven Weissman, and Rob Ullman–good lord!
…and Saturday at noon:
How To Get Ahead In The World Of Indie Comics, Part Two: Anthologies And Other Avenues
Location: TBA
Continuing our series of panels focusing on how new and young cartoonists can try to make a splash in comics, we discuss not only how to best to get into an anthology, but the art of making them to boot. And who better to ask than Jordan Crane (Mome, Non), Chris Pitzer (Projects Superior and Telstar), and Ben Towle (Strange Eggs). This is sure to be a very educational panel for everyone, so be there! Moderated by Andy Mansell.
Hope to see folks there!
Jun 08 2006
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