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I live in Portland, (Stumptown, P-town), whatever you want to call it.  Anyway, that cover is also awesome because I can pretty much place the area where that background is being referenced, which to me, is pretty frickin' cool.   

Josh, great article.  I am empathetic because I'm in the same boat.  I've been writing and drawing and at first, yeah, the fear was VERY real.  Something along the lines of, "Why should I do this?"  "No one is going to pay attention to someone like me.", ect. I overcame all that with the simple notion that I love what I do very very much, and if I only ...

Nice episode guys.  I love Stan Lee, but, man, sometimes he just gets stale.  I swear I've heard most of those stories a million times. Having said that, if he wasn't so charming, though, I wouldn't be captivated!  Excelsior!

Awesome interview.  I really liked that first question about the transition from hobby to full time job.  I'm trying to make a living as a cartoonist, and I can't imagine a more nervwracking experience.  Like jumping without a net. Nice to see a man in his environment.  You both seemed pretty comfortable, and it's great seeing your admiration for him Josh.  You can te...

Thanks, Ron!  I'm totally going to be getting this book on payday!  Sounds like it's right up my alley. Good lookin' out!

Probably one of the best Hulk storylines in a long, long time.  I'm totally down for this animated version.  Plus, I love that they made Hulk's eyes red.  Very cool.  

Josh, I would also suggest to Randall picking up any of the Loeb/Sale color books from Marvel.  Those have a great sense of the Marvel universe, really gets into the characters, and are just GODAMN BEAUTIFUL.

This is an extremely interesting idea.  I write myself, and use experiences and snippets of conversation to inform my writing.  I think most of it is that cathartic release we maybe didn't get from any type of experience.  I was attacked a few months ago in front of my children, and got knocked out.  That experience made me feel weak, inaffective, and de-masculated.  I...

This looks fun, but, oh what a chore it is to leap from page to page.  A better viewing format definitely would be appreciated, methinks.   Thanks for the link!

This is probably going to set a new level for their animated movies.  At least I hope so.  Just in terms of voice acting alone, I'm totally excited for this flick. Harmon as Supes?  Brilliant.  Noth? WOODS?  Amazing.  I've been waiting for a Woods comeback, and I'm glad it'll be with Owlman, my favorite character from the Syndicate!