The cartoon blog of Andertoons cartoonist Mark Anderson. He discusses his cartoons, cartooning, comics and, oddly enough, LEGO.
I’m currently reading Jim Henson’s Designs and Doodles: A Muppet Sketchbook, and I also ran across a short bio of Hugh Hefner today online.
Both men initially wanted to be cartoonists.
I have no idea what that says about our profession, but it’s gotta be good.
Chole Sevigny will play editorial cartoonist Robert Graysmith’s (Jake Gyllenhaal) girlfriend in the upcoming thriller, Zodiac.
(Damn editorial cartoonists get all the cute ones.)
There’s a mildly interesting interview with Neal Adams here.
You know what stood out to me most about this article though? The way he refers to himself in the third person:
M: You’re not resting on your laurels, are you?
NA: Neal doesn’t do that.
God I hate when people do that! The only thing worse is when they add “ster” to the end.
However, I did enjoy this:
M: You’re probably best known for your Batman work. Is that your favourite piece of your work?
NA: My favourite piece is Superman/Muhammad Ali. I think that’s probably the best comic book I’ve ever seen.
I wonder what he thinks of gay Batman?
OK, I have no idea if Sin City technically counts as true film noir, but I know I really dig this movie and am interested in checking out the genre.
I’ve gotten some books out of the library, but I’d be open to any suggestions you film buffs out there might have for a noir neophyte.
Where should I start?
This from GayWired.com…
â€DC Comics wants me to hand over all unsold work and invoices for the sold work,†said gallery owner Kathleen Cullen.
A Web site, Artnet.com, posted several images of the paintings and told PlanetOut Partners they had received a similar letter from DC Comics.
I dunno, whether they’re right or not, I think DC ends up looking like the bad guy here. Whatcha think?
(BTW, if DC wins, I want Watterson to go after those damn peeing Calvin bastards again!)