Behold! The Fun Spoiler!
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Daft. But Brilliant.
Inbox of the Damned!
Ex Libris 2: Read Harder
Karloff's Muse
Hello. And Good Day.
Welcome to my art blog. The plan is to post what's in my sketchbook, and possibly what's in my head. Thanks for stopping by (intentionally and otherwise).
"Enter freely and of your own will, and leave behind some of the happiness you bring."
"Enter freely and of your own will, and leave behind some of the happiness you bring."
Who Goes There?
And I Quote...
The World Needs Atticus Finch
Further Hauntings
- Library Card of the Damned- my new media review blog
- OddVoodoo- Joe's House of Art
- xkcd.com. Funny. Seriously.
- DPMSquared- web design and photography
- Newsarama- my favorite source for comic news
- Humberto Ramos
- Skottie Young
- Georges Jeanty- Artist of Buffy the Vampire Slayer
- James Jean
- Tommy Lee Edwards
- Makani- Disney-style artist
- CHUD- the best site for genre film news
- 3B Theater's Thing From Another World Page
- Trailers From Hell
- Brass Goggles- Steampunk
- Mark's Charity
EVP
If you can force your heart and nerve and sinew
To serve your turn long after they are gone,
And so hold on when there is nothing in you
Except the Will which says to them: "Hold on"
-Rudyard Kipling, "If"
To serve your turn long after they are gone,
And so hold on when there is nothing in you
Except the Will which says to them: "Hold on"
-Rudyard Kipling, "If"
Ex Libris
- The Strain, by Guillermo Del Toro and Chuck Hogan. I'm only 141 pages in, and I'm highly recommending it. Vampires are back, and they do NOT sparkle. It feels like 'Dracula' crossed with the latest techno-thriller. Plus, one of the characters is names Abraham. Know your roots, that's all I'm sayin'.
- Percy Jackson & The Olympians, by Rick Riordan. God knows, I spend plenty of time reading kids' books. What can I say? They've gotten a lot better since I was the intended audience. This is a fun series, where the half-blood son of a god learns there's more out there than getting kicked out of school. It's a pretty neat, modern take on the greek gods, while at the same time telling a very classical hero's story. The characters are good fun and, though written from Percy's perspective, quite a fun read. Also, gonna be a movie.
- Dust and Shadow, by Lyndsay Faye. One of many Sherlock Holmes/Jack the Ripper crossovers out there (slashfic, heh), but one of the most enjoyable. It's written in a style very reminiscent of Conan Doyle's, but is still easy to take in and enjoy (not always easy, having read some of these others). The story is very engaging and true to the characters, plus puts forth a theory I've not heard before. Very enjoyable.
- The Spellman Files, by Lisa Lutz. I don't even know how to describe this, other than, if you think your family is strange, check out the Spellmans. A funny cross between chick lit and detective noir. No really, it's funny.
- 20th Century Ghosts, by Joe Hill. An absolutely stunning collection of short stories, mostly considered horror, but truly transcends the genre. A must-read for any fan of horror, or short fiction.
- The Dead Travel Fast, by Eric Nuzum. A very funny, very informative book that looks at the cultural history of the vampire. Written by a "regular guy" it's a very clever and astute outsider's view of the (pop) culture of the vampire. Sci-fi and comic con goers prepare to be insulted.
Soundtrack
- "Supermassive Black Hole" - Muse
- "Flash Gordon (theme)" - Queen
- "I Grieve" - Peter Gabriel
- "Lazy Eye" - Silversun Pickups
- "Secret Garden" - Peter Gabriel
- "The Other Side of the World" - K.T. Tunstall
- "Falling Slowly" - Glen Hansard and Marketa Irglova
- "The Hand That Feeds" - Nine Inch Nails
- "Keep Me In Your Heart" - Warren Zevon
- "Double Agent" - Rush
- "Secret Journey" - The Police
- "Earthbound" - Rodney Crowell
- "Hands Held High" - Linkin Park
- "Flathead" - The Fratellis
- "Please Stay" - Warren Zevon
- "Radio Nowhere" - Bruce Springsteen
- "Supernaut" - 10,000 Homo DJs (w/ Reznor)
- "With a Little Help From My Friends" - The Beatles
- "Dreamline" - Rush
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- Coppola's Dracula
- "We Are All In The Gutter, But Some Of Us Are Look...
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life
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year in review
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Hell
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Mark
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Mike Wieringo
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(1)
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filler
(1)
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(1)
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(1)
golden compass
(1)
goodbye
(1)
grail
(1)
harry
(1)
headshots
(1)
hellboy
(1)
helpful hints
(1)
hermione
(1)
holiday
(1)
home
(1)
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(1)
indiana jones
(1)
influence
(1)
jack knight
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joker
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knight blade
(1)
landscape
(1)
learning experiences
(1)
lobo
(1)
loss
(1)
lucius
(1)
marvel team up
(1)
mayhem
(1)
mcconland
(1)
mom
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museum
(1)
norman rockwell
(1)
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(1)
once
(1)
parody
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pinhead
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poster
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princess bride
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questions
(1)
rant
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rednecks
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retro art
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robocop
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roland
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ron
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rush
(1)
salvation
(1)
schoolwork
(1)
seamus
(1)
service
(1)
shame
(1)
snow
(1)
snowboards
(1)
spider-man
(1)
stalkers
(1)
star wars
(1)
starman
(1)
steampunk
(1)
style
(1)
teddy bear
(1)
teeth
(1)
television
(1)
thad
(1)
tokio hotel
(1)
too much information
(1)
truth
(1)
twilight
(1)
voldemort
(1)
weapons malfunction
(1)
welcome
(1)
western
(1)
woman
(1)
writing prompt
(1)
xkcd
(1)
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 3.0 United States License.
This site is dedicated to the memory of Mike Wieringo, a wonderful comic book artist whose love and dedication to his craft was and is a huge inspiration to me.
2 comments:
If only the fun spoiler was that built in real life.... -sigh-
The first thing we learn about comic books is that they have no relation to real life; the thing it takes years to learn about comic books is that they're not as good as real life. Unless I have a copy of Action Comics #1- in that case, comic books are pretty damn sweet. But that's just me.
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