radiomaru:

futurespray:

Was bored last night and made this

wicked

mkupperman:

Are comics serious literature?

hellboyfansinhell:

CREEPY #12 
Frontispiece by Mike Mignola

deeeeeeeeaaaaaaaaadpool:

I AM LITERALLY SCREAMING

itscarororo:

i never learned how

lucyknisley:

A little comic I doodled over breakfast.

Do you enjoy hot men getting their gorgeous faces repeatedly hammered by fists to no discernible effect? Then you’ll love this film! (I also loved it, despite my concern. Lense-flare the crap out of my life, JJ!)

comicsworkbook:

9 panel grid trivia - Love and Rockets / Watchmen

SANTORO: So when we were traveling around this week there was something you mentioned, Jaime. I can’t remember which signing it was or little interview bit, but you were talking about … oh I think it was at the Philadelphia thing, they showed a slide from “100 Rooms,” and you started talking about the 9-panel grid of “100 Rooms.” And you said that Alan Moore really liked that grid and that he was going to use it for Watchmen. And I had never heard that story, so I thought I could just ask you to riff on that a little bit.

JAIME: Yeah. It’s basically what you just said. I mean, it was that simple. In an interview or something he just said, “I really love the story “100 Rooms” and I love that grid. So we used that for Watchmen.” He just said exactly what you said. And after that, that was it. Of course in the back of my head, Watchmen became legendary in the comics circles and stuff. And I thought, well, guess what? At the time when he said it I go, “You’re going to use this 9-panel grid? Anyone can use a 9-panel grid.” It wasn’t the —

GILBERT: It’s not a fancy grid. I mean, it wasn’t magic.

from TCJ interview here

krismukai:

patrickleger:

Set phasers to “sexy”

A new piece for The Washingon Post about Star Trek and the world of fanfiction. You can read the article here.

PAAAATRICK