Great Stone Skull

@wiredandteary.bsky.social

He/Him, Australian

Welcome to Bugtown I wanted to do something with the passing of Matt Howarth, and his comics (especially series) are spottily available online and I have 24 issues of Savage Henry this just made sense as a thing I could do. This thread will collect those as I have time. tinyurl.com/y52ekvxv

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I'm reading JG Ballard's final book, Kingdom Come. And it's more than likely I had a small hand in it. The book was written 20 years ago and is about a man looking into his father's death in a shooting incident at a shopping centre. The opening paragraph is excellent...

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Still playing with the details, but Deep Cuts is going to start a new section called "Lost Tales" - obscure, never-reprinted, public domain stories that don't really fit the major focus of the blog but deserve some attention.

I got a job in the government (MURDER SHE WRITES begins) A double page to fit it all in (the first half only appeared in print). Do you remember those huge UPS things you'd have to sign? They look impossibly archaic now. It has the sort of the name I'd give something, "the DIAD IV".

I got a job in the government (MURDER SHE WRITES begins)

A double page to fit it all in (the first half only appeared in print). Do you remember those huge UPS things you'd have to sign? They look impossibly archaic now. It has the sort of the name I'd give something, "the DIAD IV".

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what's incredible about comic books is you can just make one, no technology or experience required. fold some paper, staple it, tell a story inside. good or bad, ugly or beautiful, scary or inspiring. just get it out of your insides.

When people ask, "How can I promote my art when the world is going to shit" I hear that as, "How do I have the right to make art when the world is going to shit" And... We need art more than ever during such times. You need to be making art more than ever during such times.