Evan Dorkin

Third printing! Sincere thanks to everyone who has supported the book since it's release in late April. Grateful for your readership and support.

Finished commission. Huzzah. Hope the client is still alive.

1974 UK Mother of the Year and unorthodox culinary practitioner Dorothy Yates. FRIGHTMARE (aka Cover Up, 1974)

Halloween Radio: The Peoria Plague I try to plug this fun and very creepy play every Halloween season. A mix of Orson Welles' War of the World's broadcast and Night of the Living Dead, it's a zombie outbreak played straight by local talent on the very real radio staton WHUN (now WSWT). A favorite!

Bought new markers to replace the dried and dead soldiers, using them to finish up a long-due commission and drawings to (try to) sell at Comicopia in two weeks. Have to sell a few to pay for the markers. Spendy-ass things. Thank goodness I don't paint.

Packed up the Viz Phoenix books, waiting for the upcoming new editions from @kodansha.us. Still needed two volumes to complete the set, wish I knew about the Kodansha project when I spent $70 on a volume a few months ago. First world nerd problem.

I can read Little Orphan Annie again after finally snagging volume 10. Hopefully I can find an affordable copy of volume 12 (the last one I need to complete the IDW run) before I finish 11. Never thought I'd enjoy this comic so much, always shied away from it bc of Gray's politics/assumed sappiness.

My heart is heavy. Walter Koenig, our Ensign Pavel Chekov, passed away early today. Walter and I met on the bridge of the Enterprise in the 1960s, and we stayed friends for nearly six decades. When Brad and I married in 2008, Walter stood beside us as our best man.

1979 Canadian Mother of the year Nola Carveth (pictured here with several of her children). (The BROOD, 1979)

Lula has been reelected president, Brazilian media has now called. An extraordinary comeback for the left-wing politician who trailed by 2 points in round 1 but managed to hold off Flávio Bolsonaro, the former president's son.

For two years, student-led protests have raged against Aleksandar Vučić and his corrupt government in Serbia. Today, in parliamentary elections, he was toppled. One of the most sustained protest movements in recent European history has succeeded. Resistance works.

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Just woke up a little while ago. How's everything?

Bad Art response to bad art

Now that this is out in the open, I can say that a certain book I did for a certain publisher affiliated with one of these people had generative expand used on my cover art without my permission, and it wasn’t removed before publication

Fuck a duck. Two, even.

First 5 TTRPGs played: 1. D&D basic box set (bought with my friend Rob) 2. Gangbusters 3. Traveller (modded to be a Star Wars game) 4. Gamma World 5. Champions We may have played Boot Hill, foggy memory. Rolled up characters twice for Call of Cthulhu but it took so gd long everyone had to go home.

Amateur mascot actor/furry ursine proto-Krueger from the movie GIRLS NITE OUT (aka THE SCAREMAKER, 1982).

My neurologist isn't recommending I get the carpal surgery, at least not yet. I'm on meds for it and my hip. I'm still drawing, just super-slowly. I haven't been drawing print comics bc of a number of factors -- commissions, art sales and the Patreon frankly pay better and are less wear and tear.

Homeowner/small business owner Kurt Barlow (Salem's Lot, 1979)

New — I wrote about Vivek Ramaswamy’s weaponization of Amy Acton’s childhood sexual abuse and how it’s only the latest symptom of a Republican party flush with rape apologists, led by an adjudicated rapist:

I'm in NYC & always vote for the Dems on the WFP line

There's a second volume and a really nice hardcover Library Edition collecting both books and all the extras with a lovely new cover by Veronica FIsh.

As usual, not time/bad hand means no new Halloween-themed art this year. So I'm just going to post some of the old stuff again for the new followers and you long-timers can skip it. First up, these two goldurned happy farmers from MOTEL HELL (1980).

For a long time I would get asked this same question about Milk & Cheese. For the last few years it's been Eltingville. And while I'd love it if more folks checked out my other work as well (esp Beasts of Burden), I'm not complaining. I'm grateful for the Eltingville fandom. Reignited my career.

73 years young 🥰 Happy birthday to Belinda Magnus, aka Pauline Black, frontwoman of the British ska band The Selecter, born on this day in 1953 in Romford, England Photo from the "Coventry Telegraph" archive, taken in July 1981 at "The Tic Toc Club" in Coventry #paulineblack #selecter #skahistory

Hippy Holyween!

Happly Holloween!

Happy Halloween!

As we approach the midterms, remember that the Alt National Park Service is a merch sales operation claiming without evidence to be a group of federal employees, and is not a genuine source of news about elections of any kind. Please get your election info from a local, reputable source.

Hey, DSA friends in NYC! I'm running to be a convention delegate! I'm one of the few folks running in SBK who's emphasizing tech issues (I'm a member of @nycdsatech.bsky.social), & I'd be honored to get your vote if you're a DSA member there! (I'm easy to find - the only Greg on that ballot lol.) ❤️

A follow-up to our post about the recent proliferation of AI creations in our community content programs at @drivethrurpg.com and our efforts to combat it... 🧵

Have no memory of living in a world without Tom Skerritt being in lots and lots of movies and TV shows. He was always, always, always really good in everything he did. Rest In Peace.

Drawing for a kid.

Released 50 years ago today 🌹 "New Rose", the first single by The Damned The Damned - New Rose (Official HD video #punk #punks #punkrock #newrose #thedamned #50years #punkrockhistory #otd

Fans of the Fredric March transformation in Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde should see Sh! The Octopus (1937) for the freakiest use of that effect. It's not much of a movie, and if you can't stomach an hour of Hugh Herbert going "Who Whoo!" or Alan Jenkins banging into things, the clip is easily searched.

I have this one hanging in my hallway, we love Pipes and GHOSTWATCH and chatshow legend Michael “Parky” Parkinson (and Evan Dorkin)

Pipes > Mr. Wriggles

Finally watched the Paramount Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde and it deserves to be on the same shelf w/the Universal films. The use of a moving camera elevates it from the stage-stodginess of Dracula (I love Dracula, but it's stiff/creaky as hell and the ending, well, sucks). On Tubi, Happy Halloween!

Whoever it was that recommened Reeker (2005) to me -- your ears are burning because I am unhappy with you.