From Giant Size Master of Kung Fu #3, March 1975. Script by Doug Moench, art by Paul Gulacy and Vince Coletta. Typo by Tom Orzechowski. Reprinted in the Master of Kung Fu Omnibus Vol. 1. If you try to read it in bed your chest will cave in.
This 1987 episode of South of Watford investigates the late '80s boom in comics for grownups, including an interview with a 26-year-old Neil Gaiman around nine minutes in. It's a bit dated, but the whole thing is worth watching, and there are a couple of unexpected faces.
It's on TCM at 1:30 AM CST. Seriously, you have to watch this damn movie, if you've never seen it. It's the most batshit thing you can possibly imagine.
I am listening to the How Did This Get Made? podcast covering the Howard the Duck movie.
Roger Ebert remembers his days in science fiction fandom. From the January 2005 Asimov's.
Born today in 1942. Now everybody go read Nova.
Anybody else have this thing where you don't feel sick, but just feel kind of tired and worn out all the time? I've been feeling like crap for the past week and a half, but I haven't had any typical flu/cold symptoms. I just wanna crawl into bed whenever the opportunity comes up. Also, I have drunk enough tea,…
All that comes to mind right now is Tim O'Brien's In The Lake of the Woods, though I'm sure there are others.
Statements like these tend to trigger my "fuck off and die" response.
