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Quick PSA for all your medieval linen coifs, up until the 15th century, no loose laces in the sources! ☝️

I worked at Disney a while ago. Do you know why theme parks are so safe? Because OOSHA reps can walk the track on any ride at any time and any safety violation they see is a $10,000 fine. Each. Theme parks are not safe because the company cares. They're safe because it's cheaper to comply.

if you don't want an fantasy-appalachian wuxia comic in a mass-market paperback you can stick in your back pocket, then you and I are very different people

Another sneak peek of my comic for SKRAWL ✨ Check out the Kickstarter here : www.kickstarter.com/projects/rus...

(And plenty of folks do just that, of course, but if you enjoy the performance the it can be hard to give that part away)

It's also less fun! The drawing is more time consuming but writing for others is like composing a song and handing it off to someone else to perform

Thank you so much, Aaron!

There a few few talents of Chris‘s calibre, style and grace! You should back this rip roaring time TODAY!

New WIP up on Patreon! www.patreon.com/posts/164677...

Squished in the middle of this story was this heartbreaking paragraph. Unconscionable.

Really excited for this one!

THE DISSIDENTS a suspenseful political thriller, a true story about a group of political cartoonists who were put on trial for daring to dissent. It's a story that connects the troubling events of today to seeds that were sown over 100 years ago. Out September 15. From Abrams Comicarts.

One of the main antagonists in THE DISSIDENTS-- out Sept. 15--- is the secretive American Protective League. The APL served as a secret police force for autocratic Pres. Woodrow Wilson, who would not tolerate dissent. A year after forming, it had over 100,000 agents. #graphicnovels #comicbooks

I backed this because I wanted a book, and now I'm getting a bunch of free stuff! You should get in on it too, Chris is my favorite cartoonist

Hot diggity!!!

Yeah, for sure! I haven't watched very many of his later movies but that one really delivered for me, and still does.

I forgot about Sixth Sense! Blair Witch was fun; I'd been hoarding passes and took like thirty of my friends for free at a neighboring theater under the same corporate umbrella on opening night, which ruined everything for everyone thereafter I am sorry to say (at 18 one has little foresight)

It wouldn't make the top 50, Mike, although the experience was fun

Off the top of my head some favorites are 3 Kings, SLC Punk, But I'm a Cheerleader, Malcovich, Topsy Turvy, Matrix, Cradle will Rock, Mummy, 13th Warrior, Ravenous, Patrick Stewart Christmas Carol, Stir of Echoes, Lake Placid... Beau Trevail gets points for being my mine and Liz's 1st sort-of-date

I worked at a movie theater AND a video store and I saw near on everything; what a time to be a burgeoning narrative buff