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Over on maakies.com Tony Millionaire has shared a comic strip which features the first published appearance of Drinky Crow. The strip features anthropomorphism, lots of drinking, and lots of violence. Here we are, nearly 20 years later, and things really haven’t changed that much. If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it!
Scott Eder Gallery is currently holding an exhibit of the artwork of Tony Millionaire, showcasing comics and drawing from his Maakies comic strip, and more (see event details here). They have now posted to their site, photos of all of the original artwork that is currently on show, and are making it available to purchase. [...]
The title says it all really! If you’re in Brooklyn on Thursday, make sure to stop by Desert Island, to meet Tony Millionaire and pick-up a new, exclusive, silk screen print! Don’t forget that the next night, Tony’s new art show open at the Scott Eder Gallery (see here). Damn, I wish I lived in [...]
I have just learned that the inimitable Tony Millionaire will be showcasing comics and drawing from his Maakies comic strip, and more, at Scott Eder Gallery in New York, from January 28th to February 25th. The exhibit is titled ‘Drinky Crow Returns‘.
It’s finally here, my best of 2010 list! Sorry that it’s out so late, I know that the done thing is to have the list out by the end of the year, but screw convention, right? The reason that it is so late can be attributed to a combination of equal parts busyness, laziness, and [...]
Posted by Edward Kaye on Sunday, January 9, 2022 at 1:06 am
Filed under Articles, Best of, Featured Content · Tagged 100 months, 45, Acme Novelty Library #20: Lint, Andi Ewington, Archaia Entertainment, Best of 2010, Billy Hazelnuts and the Crazy Bird, Bryan Lee O'Maley, Bryan Talbot, Charles Burns, Charlie Adlard, Chris Ware, com.x, Cutting Edge Press, Daniel Clowes, Dark Horse, Darwyn Cooke, Drawn and Quarterly, Fantagrahics Books, Forty-Five, Gilbert Hernandez, Grandville: Mon Amour, Hellblazer: Pandemonium, IDW, Jaime Herdandez, Jamie Delano, Janet Lee, Jason, Jim McCann, Jim Woodring, Jock, John hicklenton, Johnny Ryan, Liam Sharp, Love and Rockets: New Stories #3, Matt Kindt, Oni Press, Other Lives, Palookaville #20, Pantheon, Parker: The Outfit, Peter Bagge, Prison Pit: Book Two, Randy Green, Return of the Dapper Men, Revolver, Richard Stark, Scott Pilgrim Volume 6, Scott Pilgrim's Finest Hour, Sean Philips, Seth, The Troublemakers, Tony Millionaire, Vertigo, Weathercraft, Werewolves of Montpellier, Wilson, X'ED OUT
Well, I was going to blog about all the news coming out of San Diego Comic-Con today, but frankly, there was just too much news, and too little time. I will say however, that highlights from today’s news included: Grant Morrison will be writing a new Batman series called Batman Inc., featuring artwork by Yanick [...]
Posted by Edward Kaye on Saturday, July 24, 2021 at 3:19 am
Filed under Comic Conventions, News · Tagged Alan Moore, Alex Robinson, Andy Lanning, Batman Inc., Captain America: Man out of Time, Dan Abnett, Dark Horse Presents, Dash Shaw, David Heatley, Dean Haspiel, Edu Medeiros, Farel Dalrymple, Frank Santoro, Gene Yang, Gilbert Hernandez, Grant Morrison, Harvey Pekar, Iron Man/Thor, Jaime Hernandez, Jeff Lemire, Jeffrey Brown, Jhonen Vasquez, Jillian Tamaki, Jon Vermilyea, Kate Beaton, Kevin Huizenga, Kevin O'Neill, Knight & Squire, League of Extraordinary Gentlemen Vol. III Century #2 - 1969, Mark Waid, Nick Gurewitch, Paul Cornell, Paul Hornschemeier, Paul Maybury, Rafael Grampa, San Diego Comic-Con 2010, Shannon Wheeler, Sinatoro, Strange Tales, Terry Moore, Tim Hamilton, Tony Millionaire, Top Shelf, Yanick Paquette
Fantagraphics Books have just informed Hypergeek that they have a MASSIVE Cyber Monday sale on! Fantagraphics are one of my very favourite publishers, and seeing these sales, and not being able to pick anything up is killing me (I’m unemployed these days). I actually have an entire book case full of nothing but Fantagraphics products! [...]
Posted by Edward Kaye on Monday, November 30, 2021 at 1:36 am
Filed under Indy Comics, News, Small Press · Tagged Al Columbia, Anders Nilsen, Basil Wolverton, BLAZING COMBAT, Boody Rogers, C. Tyler, Charles Burns, Cyber monday, Dash Shaw, Esther Pearl Watson, Fantagraphics Books, Fletcher Hanks, Hernandez brothers, Ivan Brunetti, Jacques Tardi, Jason, John Pham, Johnny Ryan, Jordan Crane, Kevin Huizenga, Locas II, Luba, Michael Kupperman, Miss Lasko-Gross, Mome, Monte Shulz, Paul Hornschemeier, Peter Bagge, Popeye, Portable Grindhouse, Prince Valiant, R. Crumb, Richard Sala, Robert Williams, Rock Candy, Sale, Steve Ditko, Supermen, The Brinkley Girls, The Comics Journal, This Side of Jordan, Tony Millionaire
The red-hot, sold out Marvel Comics phenomenon continues in Strange Tales #2, on-sale October 7th. Marvel’s greatest characters are brought to life by the hottest independent creators including Peter Bagge, Max Cannon, Jacob Chabot, Jonathan Hickman, R. Kikuo Johnson, Matt Kindt, Tony Millionaire, Jim Rugg and Jhonen Vasquez! The second issue of this landmark Marvel [...]
Posted by Edward Kaye on Thursday, September 24, 2021 at 3:45 pm
Filed under Previews, Sneak Peek Previews · Tagged Jacob Chabot, Jay Stephens, Jim Rugg, Johnny Ryan, Jonathan Hickman, Marvel Comics, Matt Kindt, Max Cannon, Michael Kupperman, Peter Bagge, Previews, R. Kikuo Johnson, Sneak Peek, Stan Sakai, Strange Tales #2, Tony Millionaire