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Reading List
Jul. 25th, 2009 10:02 amComic books:
I still haven't found my Nothing Nice to Say collection that I've misplaced.
At least I still have and have read:
Fat Chunk: Volume Two: Zombie, a collection of short, mostly humorous, comics about zombies (http://www.fatchunkcomic.com/)
Stitch by Tommy Kovac, group of children have to figure-out they were human before their grandmother used magic to turn them into dolls. Before they figure it out, two of the male characters fall in love.
Punch and Judy: A Grand Guignol, Written by Christopher Reilly and Drawn by Darron Laessig and Jorge Santillian, now granted I didn't see a Judy, but their is a Mister Punch who does have a Santa-related back story as to why he wants to make sure there are no good children in the world, only to have to fight Santa to save the world from the evil that Santa really is.
Books:
Getting Out: Your Guide to Leaving America by Mark Ehrman, the 2nd volume in the Process Self-Reliance (http://processmediainc.com/press/mini_sites/getting_out/). First heard about the book at the Gothic Happy Hour I attended in New York while on vacation. Basically if you want a summary of several different countries friendliness or not to the US immigrant and legality of homosexuality and cannabis and the general process of getting-out, whether for school or for life, this is your book.
I still haven't found my Nothing Nice to Say collection that I've misplaced.
At least I still have and have read:
Fat Chunk: Volume Two: Zombie, a collection of short, mostly humorous, comics about zombies (http://www.fatchunkcomic.com/)
Stitch by Tommy Kovac, group of children have to figure-out they were human before their grandmother used magic to turn them into dolls. Before they figure it out, two of the male characters fall in love.
Punch and Judy: A Grand Guignol, Written by Christopher Reilly and Drawn by Darron Laessig and Jorge Santillian, now granted I didn't see a Judy, but their is a Mister Punch who does have a Santa-related back story as to why he wants to make sure there are no good children in the world, only to have to fight Santa to save the world from the evil that Santa really is.
Books:
Getting Out: Your Guide to Leaving America by Mark Ehrman, the 2nd volume in the Process Self-Reliance (http://processmediainc.com/press/mini_sites/getting_out/). First heard about the book at the Gothic Happy Hour I attended in New York while on vacation. Basically if you want a summary of several different countries friendliness or not to the US immigrant and legality of homosexuality and cannabis and the general process of getting-out, whether for school or for life, this is your book.
