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Comment on Top Ten Retarded Sitcom Characters by Alex

Alex — Thu, 30 Apr 2009 15:05:28 +0000

You are a golden god.

Comment on “We Were The Freedom Federation” pages 4 & 5 by Dov

Dov — Thu, 16 Apr 2009 17:50:31 +0000

The buildings look amazing! The mix of ink and zipatone looks great on them.

Now if you can just fix Miami Heat’s gimpy right arm you’ll be in business (ZING!)

I also think it might look cool if you made the moon bigger…to give it that Spielberg-like dramatic effect.

Keep it up loser

Comment on Watchmen the Motion Picture by Dov

Dov — Wed, 01 Apr 2009 18:26:28 +0000

“My Chemical Romance did a good job rocking out” ????!!!!!

This is the worst movie review I’ve ever read. Hope you’re proud of yourself.

-Dov

Comment on Music in Comics by Chris in NY

Chris in NY — Tue, 24 Mar 2009 01:53:00 +0000

Craig Thompson’s graphic novel “Blankets”…

Whoa! That’s cool.

One of my first random contacts when I started getting into this was with a rapper who wanted a writer and artist to do a simul-comic for his album.

Looks like Marvel and Apple think moving comics with sound is going to be the next big thing:

http://www.tgdaily.com/content/view/41425/98/

I’m not sure I agree, but with the iPhone and improved digital readers, I suppose it’s possible.

When I was a kid I had comics with 45 rpm records. I still remember the Mole Man in the FF one had a very nasally voice.

Comment on ‘THE SPIRIT’ HAS PANACHE (and panache still counts) by Darrell Goza

Darrell Goza — Mon, 23 Mar 2009 21:57:12 +0000

I like Frank Miller (particularly for his innovative storytelling style), and I like The Spirit (for it’s innovative storytelling layouts), but Frank did the one thing that’s been the bane of ‘comic to movie’ adaptations pre Blade movie #1. He made it a comic book send-up and therefore it lost it chance to elevate the character from comics to film. The films that will work now aren’t the ones that appeal just to the fanboys, but that have a larger appeal because they answer the question: can super hereoes be portrayed as real? Miller failed because he didn’t adequately answer that question. Instead he self indulged himself and thought little of his audience or even what Eisner was doing with the character. I have no doubt that Eisner is rolling over in his grave right about now.
If Miller wants to elevate the form of ‘comics to films’ he’ll have to elevate the way he thinks about making films using comic book characters!

Comment on Matzah and Comics by Neal Xavier Freed

Neal Xavier Freed — Thu, 15 May 2008 21:48:31 +0000

time for a new blog entry friends. i gots a lota studdyin a head a me and this site is one of my main distractions, i mean reliefs. Also, can we get the poonies in technicolor. Kindly Respond,

Kindly,
Neal

Comment on Welcome by paris

paris — Wed, 30 Apr 2008 07:53:50 +0000

Very happy to discover the talent of my nephew !
Continue to do so, with your friend .
I am a fan
Your aunt from France : Carole

Comment on Dov’s Life Gets Twisted Upside Down by Ash

Ash — Wed, 05 Mar 2008 19:11:00 +0000

Hey Dov,

I went to the urinal this morning at work only to discover that my underwear was on backwards. No joke, I thought of you. the hard part now is finding the time and place to turn ‘em around before I see the misses tonight.