I should be working, not reflecting. Although, on reflection, maybe the work can wait a little longer. Driving home from the grocery store this afternoon, I realized what’s gone wrong with my existence. Over the past couple of years, except for the various health problems, my life has taken a hard right into ordinariness. Worse, […]
One room left to do, and the apartment can pass for clean. It would be nice to get it finished this year. Also did some further work on Doctor Fate. I need to devote the whole weekend to that project. Fortunately, I don’t have plans for New Year’s Eve. After 01/01, I really will discuss […]
An interesting little discussion of the upcoming DOCTOR FATE book is taking place on The Comic Bloc Forums. You may need to register on the site to reach this thread. If so, it’s worth the effort. A number of the more provocative writers in comics seem to frequent these forums.
Substantially increased output. I’ve figured out how to do it. Now it just needs to be done. Pay no attention to the strange man talking to himself.
James Brown, doing “Prisoner of Love” and “Please Please Please”, from the TAMI (Teen-Age Music International) Show, 1964. Although I’d heard his music earlier, this film was the first time I’d ever *seen* James Brown perform. It’s not the sort of thing you forget easily, even after 43 years.
Nice, huh? Click the image to see a larger version. IMAGE DELETED There’s also going to be a variant cover by Gene Ha.
Happy holidays.
The script I’ve been working on is finished at last. I’m back on “vampire” hours — awake all night, asleep during the day — but I don’t even care. I got the work done. That’s all that matters right now. In the next few days, I hope to do some more substantive posting here, on […]
Making the circuit of doctors again and trying to finish a script that should have been done — well, never mind how long ago. Gotta go.
Marvel has released THE ESSENTIAL MAN-THING Volume 1 and THE ESSENTIAL DEFENDERS Volume 2. Both titles would be comprised largely of my work, and the stories are some of my very favorites from the ’70s. I’ve added Amazon links to both titles in the sidebar at the right. If you purchase the books through these […]