Archive for the ‘Comics’ Category

A Holiday Animation

Monday, December 29, 2008 10:57 Comments Off

Funny.

Graham Annable’s blog.
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Mizuki Shigeru and some other stuff

Thursday, September 25, 2008 8:03 Comments Off

In an attempt to actually make some money from my unhealthy blogging obsesson, I’ve been tweaking this blog (and Deep Kyoto also) a lot recently; adding an extra column and a lot of amazon stuff, mp3 players etc… Let me know if it get’s annoying. Up on Deep Kyoto tonight there is a fresh post [...]

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Get Your War On!

Wednesday, September 17, 2008 8:00 Comments Off

Post 101 on Deep Kyoto tonight is on a really nice cafe called Cafe Kocsi.
And there are two fresh posts on Japanese Reboot; one is a review of the vocabulary studied so far and the latest is a simple kanji lesson: 瓦.
Lately I’ve been highly entertained by the newly animated version of David Rees’ Get [...]

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Shake Girl

Saturday, May 10, 2008 3:19 Comments Off

A collaborative creative writing Stanford class project to write a 224 page graphic novel over six weeks, resulted in “Shake Girl” and the results are now available as a free online book. I read it today and was very impressed. The story is based on real events, and its purpose is to raise awareness of [...]

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Visions of the Future & The Mindscape of Alan Moore

Friday, February 1, 2008 23:20 2 Comments

Boingboing has a link up today to a full scan of The Usborne Book of the Future: A Trip In Time to the Year 2000 and Beyond (1979). It’s a very exciting (to a schoolboy) and optimistic vision of a now alternate future of undersea cities, space travel, robots, incredible cybernetic advances in medicine… you [...]

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Australia: Center of the Universe

Thursday, January 31, 2008 0:07 3 Comments

I received a very entertaining rant yesterday from a friend of mine on why he finds it difficult to get used to life in Australia:
…how do you have an intelligent conversation of any kind with someone who either thinks that A) sports is the center of the universe, B) Kylie Minogue is the center of [...]

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More Free Stuff

Friday, April 27, 2007 3:44 Comments Off

You used to have to pay to read Scott McCloud’s The Right Number. But now you can see it for free! Good story… I’m looking forward to Part 3.
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Stuff For Free!

Friday, April 20, 2007 5:08 Comments Off

I’m feeling a bit flush these days… well flusher than I have been in a long while so I decided to spoil myself by ordering some books I’ve been aching for, for absolute eons. And hat’s off to amazon.co.jp for getting my books to me within 24 hours! That’s pretty remarkable service really. Pity [...]

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Manga Museum

Sunday, February 18, 2007 2:30 Comments Off

First off, a quick reminder that our friend Yui Katou’s exhibition started today at Gojo Guesthouse Cafe. She wrote to tell me that:
AH, WHAT ABOUT YOUR SCHEDULE FOR NEXT SATURDAY NIGHT??
THERE WILL BE A LIVE CONCERT AT GOJO AND I WILL DO LIVE-PAINTING WITH
THE MUSIC THAT’S SATURDAY THE 24TH!!
IT STARTS FROM 19:30 AND [...]

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Phone Call

Wednesday, February 7, 2007 3:58 Comments Off

I just had a phone call from my mother in England, which always worries me a bit because she usually doesn’t call unless there’s a very serious reason. It turns out my Uncle Jimmy in America has died. He was 86. I never met him, but I think that’s even sadder in a way because [...]

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