Eric J. Millar

@outleteric.bsky.social

Artist, writer, garbage wizard PEST CONTROL available now! https://linktr.ee/outletpress

NEW EPISODE! The Black Casebook returns with a suitably epic analysis of perhaps the single most influential story in Batman's history. Frank Miller and his collaborators called down the lightning to make this book; four decades later, we're still interpreting the thunder. pod.link/1618791941/e...

Casefile #20: The Dark Knight Returns

Listen to Casefile #20: The Dark Knight Returns from The Black Casebook wherever you get your podcasts!

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So I've been bagging, boarding, and pricing comics for the bookstore that supports our local library recently. A person that works at one of the bigger publishers donated a TON of comics that they got from their comp shimpments that I've been working through. I have thoughts.

If anyone is in downtown Beaverton, OR they should stop by the Book Corner. I've been helping to price and curate their comics the bins have some goddamn gems in there. There's also a surprisingly robust collection of physical media for my fellow luddites out there.

There's been a surprising surge of sales of this book in the last couple months. I'm super happy about it but I really don't understand what's going on. Anyone have any idea why this is suddenly getting attention again? I'm really curious at this point. www.amazon.com/dp/1099407370/

The Portable Disruption Generator: A Bibliomantic Oracular Device

The Portable Disruption Generator: A Bibliomantic Oracular Device [Millar, Eric J.] on Amazon.com. *FREE* shipping on qualifying offers. The Portable Disruption Generator: A Bibliomantic Oracular Device

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My Doomsday clock is the location of the apocalypse billionaires and whether or not they're already hiding underground, behind six feet of lead and concrete, drinking a urine cocktail. Does anyone know where Bezos and Zuckerberg are right now?