Back in 1992 I contributed a page of text (with art by Myke Maldonado) to Reed Waller & Kate Worley's wonderful comic, Omaha the Cat Dancer. The project was a massive, two-volume Images of Omaha comic. Unfortunately my page never made it into the set, but it was eventually printed in Omaha The Cat Dancer #20. Here now, is that page.
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Showing posts with label Tony Isabella. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tony Isabella. Show all posts
Wednesday, November 20, 2013
Omaha, we totally miss you !
I saw this online today (reposted by Tony Isabella), and had to repost it myself. I loved Omaha, and Bloom County, so this makes perfect sense to me!
Monday, June 07, 2010
Tony’s Tips
I don’t usually link to other folks blogs, but I’m making an exception today to link you to an especially interesting post by the world-famous Tony Isabella. In case you have been living under a rock, or as young as my kids, You mihgt not know who Tony is; he’s a very talented writer who has worked in the comics industry longer that we’ve all bee alive (not entirely true). In his on-line column he made some very interesting observations about the recently-running Spider-Man continuity that I found especially penetrating and insightful, so I want to pass them along.Click over to Tony’s site and check out what he has to say, part of which is...
“Not that anyone asked me, but it defies my willing suspension of disbelief that Peter Parker, this genius of both photography and science, can't earn even a moderately decent living. Way back in the day, when Jim Salicrup was the Spider-editor, I pitched an idea for Peter to become a Bugle science-writer. This would have made use of both his great talents, allowed for amusing moments as the guy struggled to learn how to write, and allowed for his Aunt May to feel some pride/relief her nephew hadn't completely wasted his potential and his years in college.”Tony is a wise and brilliant man, and well, if some of the current Spider-writers can't figure out how to properly write the title, I suggest that Spider-management contact Tony, as that’s really the best idea I’ve heard in reference to the basis for a Spidey storyline since, well the beginning of BND.
Wednesday, September 02, 2009
More Disney/Marvel News
So while fandom is still having some fun with the Disney engulfment of Marvel py posting pics (here), (here), and (here), I’m getting news from other quarters that Disney is already putting down it’s Iron boot on the industry. As I hear it Disney is having stuff removed from eBay — sketches people do of Marvel characters. these images are already being pulled & accounts suspended for a week.This was reported to me by a cartoonist friend of mine. I can only assume that more of these type of corporate shenanigans will occur. I can only imagine what it will do at conventions.
Tony Isabella has a few thoughts on the matter in his most recent column. While he doesn’t know any more than me (and admits as much in his column), he is always an entertaining read.
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