Random synapse-firings about and from the author of Howard the Duck, Omega the Unknown, Thundarr the Barbarian, and untold suffering for friends and family alike.
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4 Responses to “And Some Favorable Words from the Washington Examiner”
I work for the Examiner! I don’t know Scott, but I know his editor. The Examiner is the only paper in the DC area to cover comic books on a weekly basis, and the headline is NEVER “Bam! Pow! Comics aren’t Just for Kids Anymore.”
The Examiner has only been around for about ten months (We used to be called The Northern Virginia Journal until a recent change in ownership), and I’m always surprised to see references to us outside the Washington area. Some national TV ad (for a movie everyone but us panned) used our logo for a second.
I just wanted to say how much I love Hard Time, and eagerly look forward to the next trade and season. You and Mary do such a great job, and give me faith that the comic industry won’t be dying out anytime soon.
December 16th, 2005 at 7:30 AM
Finally bought and read Episode 1, Series 2…
Terrific Mary and Steve — when does episode 2 come out?
December 17th, 2005 at 2:31 AM
January. *Hard Time* comes out monthly.
December 18th, 2005 at 12:13 AM
I work for the Examiner! I don’t know Scott, but I know his editor. The Examiner is the only paper in the DC area to cover comic books on a weekly basis, and the headline is NEVER “Bam! Pow! Comics aren’t Just for Kids Anymore.”
The Examiner has only been around for about ten months (We used to be called The Northern Virginia Journal until a recent change in ownership), and I’m always surprised to see references to us outside the Washington area. Some national TV ad (for a movie everyone but us panned) used our logo for a second.
December 31st, 2005 at 2:00 PM
I just wanted to say how much I love Hard Time, and eagerly look forward to the next trade and season. You and Mary do such a great job, and give me faith that the comic industry won’t be dying out anytime soon.