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Aug 27 2010 Miners Mutiny, First LookKeep your hands on your holsters and don’t be jumping no claims. Here we have folks, a nugget of what’s to come this October at the 2010 Alternative Press Expo.
Miners Mutiny, the first full-length comic book of the forthcoming trilogy, is the story of a man looking for trouble in a small gold mining town where no one has anything better to do. Loaded with TNT, wild women, and plenty of whiskey to keep your whistle whetted! Yeeeeeee HAW! Jun 15 2010 Your Tools Aren’t Everything…
But they’re certainly something. Hi Ho! Just sweating over a panel and feeling extremely unproductive tonight. I finished a whopping 2 panels today! That’s one more than one and one less than NOT ENOUGH! Anywho, I’m sitting here staring at what little work I did do, and I start Continue Reading » Jun 04 2010 It’s a Miracle Anything Ever Gets DoneAnd I don’t mean that to sound depressing. Let me clarify… I am having a particularly hard time starting a new project (and instead of working on said project, here I am writing a blog post, see?) I won’t use the term writer’s block, or artist’s block or whatever verbiage is used to describe this happenstance. We all know Continue Reading » Apr 23 2009 And the winner is…
Brazilianoir! That’s right, you heard it here first (or maybe here). Emily Stackhouse and Nicholas Shahan’s first mini comic, Brazilianoir, brought home the gold for Outstanding D.I.Y. at Stumptown Comics Fest 2009. Thank you Portland for sharing your love! photo credit greyaenigma flickrApr 15 2009 Trophy Award Nominations
This just in! Writers Old Fashioned now has two, count ‘em, two contenders for the the majestic Trophy Award! Emily Stackhouse and Nicholas Shahan are up for Outstanding D.I.Y with their comic, Brazilianoir! Jason McNamara and Paige Braddock are in the running for Outstanding Small Press with, The Martian Confederacy! If you’re going to Stumptown Comics Fest, check out our books and then vote! vote! vote! Go team! Apr 14 2009 Look out, Portland!Stumptown 2009. It’s that time of year again, when the fine city of Portland, Oregon, opens it’s arms to the world of comics! The city has even dubbed the month of April, Comic Month, how cool is that? This is something that Writers Old Fashioned wouldn’t miss for the world. So we’re packing up our wares and heading up North. Also, check out fellow Old Fashioned Writer, Jason McNamara’s Trophy Award nomination for Outstanding Small Press. And please, look out for us. Stop by booth 85 and say hi, will ya? Mar 31 2009 Why Comics?We’re Writers Old Fashioned, a group of Bay Area comic book creators bound together by our collective four color dreams. We’re polling our resources (us) to answer the age old question: Why comics? And more importantly: Why the hell do we MAKE comics? First up, Jason and Emily…
Mar 04 2009 I Still Believe in Comics.
Does anyone remember this song? (click “continue reading” to rock out) Feb 14 2009 Love and Comics
Throughout the history of comic books, there have been some great loves (Jesse and Tulip, Cyclops and Jean, Peter and Mary Jane, etc.). However, there’s one love story that left an impact on my heart, the size of a crater. Continue Reading » Jan 15 2009 The Freaks Come Out at NightI don’t know about you, but I love some good ol’ homemade costumes and comic book fans are especially good at do-it-yourself fashion. Wonder Con is like a pop culture safari; cruise around the convention halls and you’ll be sure to spot several icons in their natural habitat. Continue Reading » |
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I originally wanted to write a recap of my 2009 WonderCon, but I just can’t get into the details. It seems if I focused on the specifics (like the fact that Mike Mignola’s table was two tables away from our own!) I’d be missing the big picture of WonderCon.