Click for the larger version. Also notice how they ran out of time on some of the photoshopping.
Via Dave G.
Nice art: Dan Hipp's Tintin covers
05/09/2011 by Leave a Comment
Dan Hipp has drawn many things — GYAKUSHU, THE AMAZING JOY BUZZARDS, BEN 10, and many, many more comics, and his MisterHipp blog is a dragon’s lair of fun art. However these posters imagining STAR WARS, TRON and ALIEN as Tintin books are must-sees.
Separated at birth: Wolff & Byrd and the Beastie Boys?
04/25/2011 by Leave a Comment
We’re stretching it this time, but just stick with us.
The Angry Birds of Prey
04/22/2011 by 7 Comments
And as we head off to the weekend….via Tyler Walpole at The Gutters
Rob Granito launches pay-for-chat plan; plan fails
04/07/2011 by Leave a Comment
As we predicted last week, the Rob Granito team is attempting to get their second act rolling with a round of tell-all interviews. You may recall (it was all so long ago and little noted) that Granito is a person of dubious artistic skill who has been going around to comics shows for 15 years selling copied art that he’s passed off as his own. Now, Comics Cube reports a letter is making the rounds:
Ward Sutton covers the Village Voice
04/06/2011 by Leave a Comment
This week’s Village Voice is the Cartoon issue, to tie in to MoCCA Fest, and regular Voice contributor Ward Sutton has done the cover. Sutton is known for his ability to mimic other art styles, but this time, we do believe he’s topped himself — esp. with Marlys Wonder Woman and Rusty Brown Bumstead.
BUT…see next item.
Google changes Helvetica to Comic Sans for April Fool's
04/01/2011 by Leave a Comment
Damn — Google loves April Fool’s jokes as only a bunch of borderline Asperger’s tech nerds can (Moss, see under). For today, they’ve also replaced the dignified and beloved font Helvetica with the Rob Granito of fonts, Comic Sans, when you make a search for “Helvetica.”
April 1st: Talk to the Hand
04/01/2011 by Leave a Comment
We don’t have the energy for an April Fool’s joke so this doozy from Comics Alliance will have to do.
Rob Granito: The man who got drummed out of comics
03/29/2011 by 95 Comments
The comics community is an accepting one–perhaps the most accepting. The greatest masters feel a kinship with someone who makes mini-comics, and will make time for them. It’s a giving, friendly group of people who share a passion for comics and a collegial sense of belonging.
But then there’s Rob Granito.
New JLA cartoon mashup not as funny as old one
03/25/2011 by Leave a Comment
Last night on Jimmy Kimmel, they attempted alchemy by taking sound from Jersey Shore and playing it over the JLA cartoon.
The results were eh. But it does reference this early internet classic “Superfriends Whassup” which came out more than a decade ago, before YouTube, even:
Ward Sutton's Spidey Super Theater Stories
03/10/2011 by Leave a Comment
Oh, PS, until they make that Spider-Man: The Musical opera, here’s Ward Sutton’s more humorous take.
Twitter hacker strikes comics pros
03/09/2011 by Leave a Comment
For a while last night, Twitter and Facebook were a parade of laughs as a number of prominent comics pros were struck by a hacker who commandeered their tweets and status updates to suggest that “I just viewed my TOP10 Profile STALKERS. I can’t believe my EX is still checking me every day.” Really no fun for the hackees, but it was amusing to watch unfold. Poor Ed Brubaker was hard hit, and Chip Zdarsky suggested it was getting really out of control.
Okay, maybe you had to be there.
I know you are already tired of Charlie Sheen but…
03/02/2011 by Leave a Comment
In the spirit of Cthulhu Family Circus and other great remixes, Jon L. and Chris D. present
Sheen Family Circus.
In case you have been in Shaolin seclusion this week, actor Charlie Sheen has been on a manic-phase media run with a series of hyperventilated interviews highlighting our new found media ability to watch famous people pathetically and tragically act out right in front of us. As distasteful as it all is…these quotes are comedy gold.
Prepare to be skeeved: Dolls of the Cons
12/13/2010 by Leave a Comment
Jody Culkin is an artist, photographer, and teacher. Thanks to being married to PW comics maven Calvin Reid, she’s also a veteran of many comics and book shows. Camera in hand, she has chronicled the activities and faces of the past seven or eight years of comic cons — her work can often be found in PW Comics Week.
But she also has a hobby.
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