Every Tuesday Christian examines some of his favorite comic book pages. This week, the segment teams up with Friday’s Puff Chrissy’s Shelf Porn and explores some of the graphic novels from his library. Lots of goodies here with lots of thoughts that may or may not be good.
Puff Chrissy’s Shelf Porn is a two month look at some of the shelves in my library. This’ll give me the opportunity to share some of my thoughts on the books in my collection, as well as allow me to organize my library, which is currently spread out among two continents. This week: From Stephen King to Haruki Murakami.
Some thoughts on the new vook and what it means for those of us raised on the weight of the book...
Every Tuesday Christian examines some of his favorite comic book pages. This week: A brief look at David Mazzucchelli's ASTERIOS POLYP.
Puff Chrissy's Shelf Porn is a two month look at some of the shelves in my library. This'll give me the opportunity to share some of my thoughts on the books in my collection, as well as allow me to organize my library, which is currently spread out among two continents. This week: Part 4
Every Tuesday Christian examines some of his favorite comic book pages. This week: A brief look at a page from issue #10 of WOLVERINE: WEAPON X sparks a long look at Wolverine as a character, and how writer Jason Aaron appears to be doing everything right.
For the second installment of DUDIKOFF VS. WINTER, Dudikoff heads to Szklarska Poręba.
Puff Chrissy's Shelf Porn is a two month look at some of the shelves in my library. This'll give me the opportunity to share some of my thoughts on the books in my collection, as well as allow me to organize my library, which is currently spread out among two continents. This week: Part 3
Every Tuesday Christian examines some of his favorite comic book pages. This week: Christian takes a brief look at metafiction in comic books, inspired by some panels from the overwhelmingly metafictional issue 40 of EX MACHINA by Brian K. Vaughan and Tony Harris.
Puff Chrissy's Shelf Porn is a two month look at some of the shelves in my library. This'll give me the opportunity to share some of my thoughts on the books in my collection, as well as allow me to organize my library, which is currently spread out among two continents. This week: Part 2
Every Wednesday Christian takes a look at some of the best writing moments from his favorite writers. This week, it’s Jorge Luis Borges and his fascinating “The Gospel According to Mark”.
Every Tuesday Christian examines some of his favorite comic book pages. This week, the segment teams up with Friday’s Puff Chrissy’s Shelf Porn and explores some of the graphic novels from his library. Lots of goodies here with lots of thoughts that may or may not be good.
Puff Chrissy’s Shelf Porn is a two month look at some of the shelves in my library. This’ll give me the opportunity to share some of my thoughts on the books in my collection, as well as allow me to organize my library, which is currently spread out among two continents. This week: From Stephen King to Haruki Murakami.
Some thoughts on the new vook and what it means for those of us raised on the weight of the book…
Every Wednesday Christian takes a look at some of the best writing moments from his favorite writers. This week, he tries something a little different and looks at the songwriting of musician Tom Waits, particularly his spoken word piece, “First Kiss” from Orphans: Brawlers, Bawlers & Bastards.
Every Tuesday Christian examines some of his favorite comic book pages. This week: A brief look at David Mazzucchelli’s ASTERIOS POLYP.
Puff Chrissy’s Shelf Porn is a two month look at some of the shelves in my library. This’ll give me the opportunity to share some of my thoughts on the books in my collection, as well as allow me to organize my library, which is currently spread out among two continents. This week: Part 4
Check out the minimalistic TV show posters by Albert Exergian.
Every Wednesday Christian takes a look at some of the best writing moments from his favorite writers. This week, it’s the great Raymond Carver.
