Comics Are Great 51 - Mini-Comics!

This past Wednesday I appeared on the Comics Are Great podcast with host Jerzy Drozd & U-M art student Meggie Ramm to talk about last month's Mini-Comics Day at the Dude:



View the video above, or listen to the audio at the link or download the audio from iTunes.

You can find my awesome mini-comic Monkeys in Space on this very blog.

Awesome Comics You Should Read: The Video

Oh hey, here's my Ignite Ann Arbor 5 talk from back in February, "Awesome Comics You Should Read":



Presentation notes are here.

Super-Hero Costume Critiques with Tim Gunn

Fashion maven Tim Gunn (who himself has been a comic book super-hero) critiques super-hero costumes:



(via NPR's Monkey See blog)

Shameless Friend Promotion: Sara Ryan on The Erika Moen Show

Here's pal & author extraordinaire Sara Ryan being interviewed by cartoonist Erika Moen on The Erika Moen Show:

Part 1:

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Part 2:

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(Following on from her husband Steve Lieber's appearance last week)

Shameless Friend Promotion: Steve Lieber on The Erika Moen Show

Here's pal & cartoonist extraordinaire Steve Lieber being interviewed by cartoonist Erika Moen on The Erika Moen Show:

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Pay no attention to the fidgety guy in the green shirt

Apparently the Ann Arbor Book Festival has posted video of the first ten minutes of the interview I did with Paul Hornschemeier back in May. (Thanks to Dirk for pointing this out.)

For the rest of the interview (over an hour long!) I posted the audio of the entire thing w while back: Paul Hornschemeier Interview - Audio

Phoebe Gloeckner Vid

Randomly caught this on the Michigan Channel while channel surfing late at night. I went to all the trouble of transferring from the TiVo and converting to a usable format, then discovered it was already on YouTube:

Bedtime Reading

Graphic novels about paleontology make for great bedtime reading!

Cyborg Monkeys!

The world becomes more and more like comic books every day...



(via Q via Random Good Stuff)

YouTube Means I Don't Have to Do 'Real' Blogging Today

Too busy to write up a real blog post, so here are a couple of YouTube videos:

Introducing The Book:




March of the Librarians: