Posts Tagged ‘Wondercon’
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NEW (TH)INK BOOK ON SALE/SAN FRANCISCO WRAP-UP
April 20th, 2011 |Posted In: Blog
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Loading ...*TOO SMALL TO FAIL: ANOTHER (TH)INK ANTHOLOGY! It’s here! It’s finally here!! The 3rd collection of my single panel socio-political strip arrived belatedly, forcing me to apologize to the many who rolled up to my table at Wondercon, demanding a copy. It’s now yours for the taking in the K Chronicles store, including the special [...]
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Before the usual insipid post, I’d like to send positive vibes to my Japanese brothers and sisters–I hope many miracles transpire over the next few days, cuz that earthquake/tsunami footage looked like 9/11, Katrina, and a big monster movie rolled into one. May the Force be with you. *The next big thing I’ll be doing [...]
*TREME/WONDERCON WRAP-UP/SLIPPERY ROCK
April 11th, 2010 |Posted In: Blog
(No Ratings Yet) Loading ...Can’t begin to tell you how PSYCHED I am about Treme, the new HBO series from David Simon, the dude behind the Wire. In fact, NPR’s Fresh Air devoted an hour to Treme, which aired on our drive back from Wondercon. So I got to listen to one of my favorite radio shows interview one [...]
WONDERCON IN SAN FRANCISCO NEXT WEEKEND!!
March 28th, 2010 |Posted In: Blog
(No Ratings Yet) Loading ...*JOIN ME AND CANDORVILLE CARTOONIST DARRIN BELL.. ..as we hock our wares in the confines of Artist’s Alley (table AA28) at Northern California’s largest pop culture gathering. Along with the usual krappe, I’ll have some new prints to sell, including the K Chronicles Primate Change, Howard Zinn, and One Black Kid strips. Plus: a sneak [...]
EMERALD CITY COMIC CON/SEATTLE WRAP-UP
March 22nd, 2010 |Posted In: Blog
(No Ratings Yet) Loading ...Back from a week in Seattle visiting ye evil twin sis and guesting it at the Emerald City Comic Con. Our visit got off to a rough start when the Incredible Cuteness of Being got mischievous during a diaper change and rolled across my sister’s bed, creating an effect not dissimilar to screen printing. But [...]