Because his shirt is closing out. The current print run of this one will be its last! The last shirt I closed out — Ninja on a Unicycle — sold out of its common sizes very quickly, so if you’ve had your eye on ol’ Honest Laser-Vision Abe, now’s your chance. Also… Read more...
LINK ROUNDUP for a lazy weekend:
Here is an interview with me at Comic Book Resources! Representative quote: “Wondermark is officially, canonically, an allegory about bears in America.”
Sesame Street Fighter is exactly what it sounds like.
From Timothy R., some crazy pictures of a “Victorian computer command center organ cockpit desk thingy.” If anyone ever asks you what “steampunk” means, there… Read more...
Check out this amazing video of 8-bit video games invading New York: “PIXELS”, by Patrick Jean.
It’s very cool and very moody in this version…and then also check out the music video version here for a whole different feel. I like it both ways!
ALSO: I’ve just done an interview about the new Wondermark book! I like interviews like… Read more...
You are going to love the results of yesterday’s Beard Portrait Booth experiment! The photos will be posted a bit later — I’ll be sure to keep you wildly updated. My initial reaction is that there is no reason that this shouldn’t be a constant presence at every event I ever organize… Read more...
— Thank you very much to everyone who voted for me in the “Tweet Me a Story” contest last week! Yesterday I received word that I made it to the FINAL ROUND. Exciting! For the finals, I had to write another story (based on the provided word “tear”) and we shall soon see HOW I… Read more...
If you missed the New England Webcomics Weekend, mark your calendar now for March 2010, when it’ll be back bigger, better and (hopefully) just as awesome. If you were there, I hope you had just as much fun as I did! However, I believe this to be impossible, as I… Read more...
I’m pleased to announce that Wondermark is currently part of an art-gallery exhibit on online comics, on display at Greylock Arts in Adams, Massachusetts. The exhibit, called .Comics, includes excerpts from a bunch of cool comics and interviews with… Read more...
New today: I’m interviewed by Jesse Thorn on the Public Radio International program “The Sound of Young America,” a show featuring notables from the world of entertainment. Don’t know how I got on there, but nobody say anything.
Nutshell quote: “If I’ve done my job right, it looks like… Read more...
Recently I had the pleasure of speaking with Nicholas Gurewitch, the creator of The Perry Bible Fellowship, about all manner of things — creativity, pursuing one’s passion, his withdrawal of PBF from newspaper syndication, and Piet Mondrian, to name a few.
With Nick’s permission, I’m pleased to share an excerpt of the interview with you below. The entire piece (several… Read more...
Here’s an interview I did some time ago that’s only been published recently — it’s a long piece with the Portland, Oregon public-radio program “Words and Pictures.” I talk about some of the historical precendents for the type of work that I do, and also dramatically re-enact some of the material from my book Beards of our Forefathers.
In… Read more...
