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- On Cronenberg at The Factual Opinion
- Remixing Jerry Moriarty's "Jack Survives"
- On Marvel Movies at The Factual Opinion
- Interviewed by Eric Messinger at Accidental Jellyfish
- AFFECTED review/Seneca interview by Adam McIlwee
- On Kirby's women at HiLobrow
- "Flash Roughs" reviewed by Sean T. Collins
- Interviewing CF at the Hooded Utiliarian
- "Flash Roughs" reviewed by Douglas Wolk at Techland
- Podcasting with Frank Santoro
- Interviewed by Tom Spurgeon at The Comics Reporter
- Interviewed by Adam McIlwee at Lust Brigade
- On Morrison's Batman with Tim Callahan at CBR
- On SHIELD #1 with Sean Witzke at Supervillain
- On "Repent Harlequin" at The Drawings of Steranko
- On 9 great comics at CBR
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6 comments:
That was amazing dude! It totally sucked me in
wow, Matthew, this is a tour de force! so evocative... such grace
I like the drawing and the story, but I think some softer colors would have worked better. ;)
This is great! I'm glad I read the intro first so I understood the context.
Very cool... love the concept and the execution of the layout and the color.... I'm not as big a fan of the drawing, but the design and the story sucked me in :)
Thanks for all the kind words, everyone! (And thanks for even reading this thing through in the first place, it means so much.)
Liv, I debated about whether or not to use softer colors for quite some time, but ended up with this. My next comic will probably be a little less stentorian in its color approach. Maybe.
Sean R, glad you enjoyed! I'm not the biggest fan of my drawing either, but when you're working at the limits of a skill set that's only informed by having looked at a bunch of other comics, you take what you can get. I hope to improve. I am really glad you dug the layouts, however, as they are what I spend most of my "drawing time" on. Baby steps.
Now -- everybody -- tell your friends!
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