It's February 31, 1921...witness this Lonesome, early record session. Using the latest, state of the art, Edison recording equipment, and with the good fortune based in ancient forklore, Fiddlin' Dave Shaw and Stoney Lonesome "cut wax" that they…

I plan to also upload this to Comixxology, but in the meantime, I have finished and made available through my Etsy Store (and warbirdsofmars.com) the first issue of the new continuation of the WARBIRDS webcomic, WARBIRDS OF MARS - THE GOLDEN AGE #1!There's only a few copies of the Variant Cover (below) by Mike DeBalfo left!…See More

Some of my older stuff.

So I went back to watching some old Golden Age movies (specifically an Abbott and Costello movie) and I remember thinking about some worldbuilding I was doing a while ago about an alternate Hollywood without the Hayes Code being in existence and just how Hollywood movies of the 1930s to the early 60s would have looked like if that code never gained any traction.Now as we all know, the Hayes Code was done on purpose as a self-regulating thing in order to prevent the government from stepping in…See More

I'm not looking to start a fight here; I'm just curious about something I keep going back and forth on...Neo-Pulp is a literary genre wherein modern authors either write new adventures of classic pulp characters or create new characters that are clearly in the mold of those characters. The ones I've read are all period pieces, set in the days of the pulps, but the authors are modern individuals, so some of their modern sensibilities naturally creep into the stories (even if it's just a lack of…See More

I've attended several events hosted by Jeff Mach Events. In addition to a fairy festival (that evolved out of an indoor Renaissance Fair), they also have the Steampunk World's Fair in the Spring, Steampunk in the Catskills in the Summer, and the steampunky Halloween in the Catskills in the Fall. And I noticed a little dieselpunk sneaking in at the last World's Fair.See More