A review

http://www.realtimearts.net/rt60/downes.html

Pecel Komik 2 has a feature on Athonk.

Redaksi Pecel Komik: Jl. Cililitan Kecil I Rt009/007 no. 3

Jakarta Timur 13640. pecelkomik@yahoo*com

A review of ‘arachnodactyly’



http://www.silverbulletcomicbooks.com/smallpress/108124684563365.htm

Ricko of Poopsheet takes a look at some Indonesian Comics:

http://poopsheetreviews.blogspot.com

from Kieran Mangan:

howard cruse added silent army to his links. cool!

http://www.howardcruse.com/howardsite/linkland/index.html

more soon.

What you draw, what you do? It’s your media….

…or mass media.

I’d much rather hear what our indie comix folks are doing. Hell, anything is better than this.

(thanks to Warren Ellis/Comicon.com for above)

some things i did recently. hopefully self-evident.

jo waite

from the Pox Girls: Our latest release is AD NAUSEAM, a collection of our ad parodies.

(And new issue of POX is well underway!)

“As he [Kochalka] describes it, his role as the author has nothing to do with plot; all he’s doing is creating an environment and a situation, into which he places characters like a scientist putting rats into a maze. His primary task isn’t building a story; it’s building a world.”

Dylan Horrocks on creating comics and worlds, from a seminar on creative writing:

http://www.hicksville.co.nz/PerfectPlanet.htm

“I enjoy rock ’n’ roll. It certainly is a unique and incredible phenomenon. Remember that 40 or 50 years ago, musicians didn’t make any money. They played to very small audiences in night clubs and road houses. Also, they had no protection on their records. I’m always asking rock ’n’ roll people if they know who Petrillo is, and none of them do. Well, they wouldn’t have a dime if it weren’t for Petrillo because he organized the Musicians’ Union way back at the end of the ‘30s. And that is why they make money on their records. There wouldn’t be any white Rolls Royces or anything like that.”

http://www.creemmagazine.com/BeatGoesOn/WilliamSBurroughs/CreemInterviews.html

William Burroughs on how rock music became such an 800 pound gorilla/Rock Ape:

they got organized. Where’s my white stretch limo?

(Link courtesy Boing Boing)

Ben Hutchings has launched his new comic at ROCK APE, and we ain’t talkin’ no Barbary macaques here.

Said comic is ‘Glenjamin’ and you can see more at GEEEN Comix. (Ben, send us yr pix!)