Posts Tagged ‘spx’
STC x SPX
September 18, 2015
Come see me and Julia Gfrörer at SPX in Bethesda this weekend! We will be at table M1 selling copies of our new minicomics The Deep Ones and Hiders, never before available as such, and we look like this. Julia is also selling prints and her usual assortment of excellent comics, some of them also written by me. (Unfortunately my remaining run of Flash Forward by me and Jonny Negron didn’t make the trip, but they’re still around!)
Hiders
September 15, 2015
This is the cover for a minicomic edition of Hiders by me and Julia Gfrörer, previously available only in Study Group 3D, which we’ll be selling at SPX this weekend.
The Deep Ones in print, coming soon
September 9, 2015
This is the cover illustration for a print version of The Deep Ones by me and Julia Gfrörer, which we’ll be selling at SPX next week.
STC @ SPX
September 9, 2014
I’m going to be at SPX, the Small Press Expo, in Bethesda, Maryland this weekend. I look like the person in the photo up top. I’m going to have work in the new Study Group Magazine #3D, which will debut at the show; I wrote a brand-new four-page comic about werewolves and secrets called “Hiders” that was drawn by Julia Gfrörer. Julia will also be selling our comic In Pace Requiescat, a pornographic extrapolation from “The Cask of Amontillado” by Edgar Allan Poe; I should have copies of Flash Forward, the horror comic Jonny Negron and I made about seeing and being seen, as well. I suspect you’ll find me mostly at Julia’s table, W34B. We look like the people in the photo at the bottom. SPX is a terrific show, and if you’re anywhere in the DC/Baltimore area and have any interest in alternative comics at all it’s well worth the trip. I would love to see you there!
STC @ SPX
September 12, 2013
Once again, I will be attending the Small Press Expo in Bethesda, Maryland this weekend. I’ll be moderating the following panel on Sunday at 2pm in the White Oak Room:
Troubling Tales, Difficult Drawings
Effective comics can elicit a number of intellectual and emotional responses from readers. Undoubtedly, some of the most memorable comics have been those which have an unsettling effect that lingers long after the final page has been read. Comics critic Sean T. Collins will speak with Ben Catmull, Julia Gfrörer, Michael DeForge, and Ulli Lust about the intent and methodology behind work that troubles, disturbs and gets under the reader’s skin.
I look like the person in the photo above, so if you see me, please say hello if you feel like doing so.
The Gilbert Hernandez spotlight panel at SPX
October 8, 2012I hosted Gilbert Hernandez’s panel at the Small Press Expo, and here it is! I haven’t listened to it yet — how did it go?
I learned things I didn’t know before, and that’s a wonderful way to leave a panel you’re hosting.
How I spent my Saturday morning
September 18, 2012
STC at SPX
September 14, 2012I’ll be attending SPX this weekend! Mostly Saturday. I’m hosting the Gilbert Hernandez panel at 2:30pm in the White Oak Room, and my illustrious colleague Colleen Frakes will be selling our comic Here at the End of All Things at table J3, pretty much right when you walk in the door. Please say hello to me! I look like this:
STC vs. Beto
August 16, 2012
I’m honored to be moderating the Gilbert Hernandez panel at SPX in Bethesda, Maryland this year. It’s on Saturday, September 15 at 3:30pm. Hope to see you there!