I have these magazine files that I hold old pages in. Everything is organized chronologically and finished work is interspersed with unfinished ideas. I had a new idea for a story based on something I had thought of years ago, so I was looking through these magazine files earlier this week. That’s when I discovered something that I had completely …
You can now order print copies of The Lost Cause of Poetry from me through Gumroad (just click). This collection features shorter works including comics that are poetic, abstract, and humorous. Running themes include time, art, and, of course, poetry.
This weekend I’ll be at the VanCAF in Vancouver, BC. I’ll be in the gymnasium at table M11. If you’re there, be sure to drop by and say hello. I’ll have copies of my newest books, The Lost Cause of Poetry and This Wasn’t the Plan.
It’s still a bit unreal right now as I finish the semester, but I’ll be getting on a plane Friday and heading for Toronto for the TCAF. I’ll be seating at table Q4, which is on the second floor. If you’ll be there, be sure to drop by and say hello. I’ll have copies of my most recent books, This …
A new review of “Defrost” by Tony Esmond is up at Never Iron Anything!. http://neverironanything.blogspot.com/2019/04/in-review-defrost-from-nick-mullins.html?zx=11f2d3fee3303eac And keep in mind that “Defrost” is in This Wasn’t the Plan.
“Lounger” A plague is wiping out the human race and Kate leads a group of survivors to an isolated house in order to escape the contagion. But is there an escape? Jack doesn’t think so. His plan is to find a nice place to sit, grab a few bottles of wine, and wait to die. Yet is this acceptance or …
I’m putting together a new book to have in time for TCAF and VanCAF. It’s called The Lost Cause of Poetry and it contains shorter works, such as “In Water,” “Prayer,” “Windows,” “Museum Piece,” and the abstract comics I’ve done in the past few years. The book is 144 pages and in full color. Once it’s printed, it’ll be $14.95 …
So this is crazy given that the event is right at the end my semester and such a distance away, but I will be exhibiting at TCAF this May from the 11th to the 12th. If you’re going to be at the show, please stop by and say hi. Junji Ito is going to be there, along with people such …
2018 has been a big year for me personally and professionally. It’s also been big artistically. This year I moved from my home in Santa Cruz. I lived in that house longer than any other in my life. In 2018, I finished “The Boy”… Serialized Carnivale on Tabulit… Worked on a few abstract comics… And a few poetry comics… Had …
As is traditional these days, here is an end-of-the-year list. These are not necessarily comics and graphic novels published this year, though many of them were, but a list of what I read in the past twelve months. This is, as it must be, a partial list. I am sure I read things this year that I am forgetting. And …