Check it: “A Dream To Have In Heaven” by Maki Sasaki (from Garo)

Vintage manga from Garo:

Farel…

Farel Darymple has been posting more images on his blog lately. Like this one…

Pretty face melting stuff.

Dalrymple recently finished up a 10-issue Omega the Unknown series at Marvel with novelist Jonathan Lethem, colored by Paul Hornschemeier. Wikipedia says he’s currently working on Pop Gun War Vol. 2, which if true is very cool news.

Mondays in October

Crazy right?

Here’s some links….

-Vasilis Lolos says he’s going to post new strips on his blog every Monday. The first one is pretty radical, so go look then bookmark then keep checking.

-SKETCHBOOK MADNESS. Go look at updates from Leigh Walton’s Tin Tin book, Sean Tiberius Collins’ David Bowie book and my own Calvin & Hobbes book. And while your at it, go read Mike Baehr’s (Fantagraphics) interview with StarWars.com regarding his epic Yoda sketchbook.

-Paul Pope offers up a sneak peak at Battling Boy and illustrates a little Bone tribute.

-New comics from Maris Wicks (SPX related and more).

-Congrats to Tom Neely on his marriage!

-On November 14th, Rafael Grampá will make his way from São Paulo, Brazil to Brooklyn, New York for a Mesmo Delivery release party at Desert Island Comics! Mark your calendars now!

Secret Stash: The Last Call

Go check out Wizard 206’s Secret Stash article for 2008 Harvey Award winner, Vasilis Lolos’ The Last Call!

Click here!

SPX this weekend!!

Hey There!

So I’ll be in Bethesda, Maryland this weekend to take part in the comics love fest known as SPX.

Some things I’m looking forward to…

-Picking up the latest from Lilli Carré

-Picking up the latest from Robert Goodin

-The Ganzfeld 7 (with Paper Rad DVD!!) and Monster Men Bureiko Lullaby from PictureBox

-You Ain’t No Dancer Vol. 3 from New Reliable

-Mini-Comics by the barrel full

-Sketchbook madness

Fears of the Dark Trailer

Go take a gander at the Fears of the Dark trailer over at Apple. Fears of the Dark is an anthology style animated horror movie directed by six different graphic artists—including Charles Burns of Black Hole fame. From what I can tell, Burns’ segment involves giant preying mantis. Awesome.

The animation is obviously based on Burns’ own artwork and is just fantastic. Check out a still from the Burns directed segment below.

© 2007 Prima Linea Productions / Charles Burns