Dieselpunk eComic Anthology
Dieselpunk eComic ShowcaseNow that the Dieselpunk ePulp Showcase is alive and circulating on just about every eBookstore imaginable, I'd like to initiate a new visual group experiment if anyone is interested. Who wants to make an eComic anthology?basically our eComic would be something along the lines of Heavy Metal Magazine or Metal Hurlant comprised of a bunch of shorts. Anyone who wants to participle is welcome.(anyone unfamiliar with the Dieselpunk ePulp Showcase project's history can check…See More
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Thank you sir =] Nice to be here.
John: Not interested in posting this stuff. I'll gladly send anything to an email address (via yousendit). --Ken
Aside: You used to live in Frankfort. We retired down here 10 years ago from Crete.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s_lnhEkeDZE
John:
Thanks for the friend offer AND your beautiful collection of Shadow covers. Ever need any Shadow stuff, just holler.
best, Ken
Thank you. I moved last week and my daughter found a box full of my comic collection from the 1980's. When I saw your post I went into the newly discovered time capsule and I found all four editions of Chaykin's Shadow series. It was very cool.
all my best!
Hello John,
haven't got any garbage truck in my vaults at the moment, but if you're looking for some please check these cool sites:Just A Car Guy and Hemmings Blog. Both are searchable. In case there's any difficulty in retrieving an image from Hemmings', please contact me.
Besides, here's something ultra-cool - not exactly a garbage truck but can be easily modified.
PS: I forgot. Your artwork is always stunning for some reason... And what an interesting synchronicity for the Temet Nosce thing...
Hope to hear from you soon, my friend!
What I want to point out at an American eye, is that my country is divided. The north and the south are really different - in terms of culture, traditions, lifestyles. And linguistics too (it's more easy to me to understand an American mothertongue than a south-italy dialect mothertongue hahahaha)
It's not a matter of "racism" - we are all Italians, but in really different ways: people feel very proud of their origins in my country, whether they are from. Did you know of the Comunis? Sort of death-fighting rivalry between the little local dominators in the Renaissance, mainly regrouped in 3 principal estates: the North,the Church (central Italy, Rome), the South and the Islands. It began in these days, I think.
Foreigners often think that Rome, Sicily and pizza are all the same. But, have you ever heard of the Celts? They used to live in the North, my city was once a Celtic tribe!
I've never heard about Milano Mints (they must be very good as all American products! Love 'em especially Cookies ^^). But I am one of the (few) people who still carry Celtic blood in their veins. 100% Milanese, you would say. Milan and Rome are experimenting a secular rivalry (Economic, Governative, etc)
Have you got anything similar in your country, across your local traditions? I once heard that Europeans see the U.S.A. as a big map of "99% Texas" with a little autonomous 1% dot over New York, haha!
Anyway I love to explore foreign curiosities and peculiarities and I appreciate your interest!
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