Guys, I really freaking love Top Chef.
1 Comment | Posted: February 18th, 2009 | Filed under: Meta | Tags: fabio, top chef, top chef new york


There are very few Marvel comics that I actively want to write. The Invaders is one of them. Seriously, I could write dudes beating the shit out of Nazis all goddamn day long.

Picks! Picks! Picks! MACH-A-GO-GO!


So, we’re doing that thing like the Simpsons, where you run your holiday special after the actual event.

The next chapter in Waimea starts with our young Saffron waking up. It’s unpleasant for everyone involved, really. It was only after Josh lettered it that I realized how very Scott Pilgrim a title we had going for this section.
So, yeah, I was lazy when I reposted my 2008 mix and I felt guilty about it, so here’s a quick and dirty Valentine’s Day Minimix for you. There’s a lot of boshing drums and hands in the air bits, but there’s also a song with loud guitars and people screaming about making out for people who like that sort of thing. You can download it here.
Here’s a tracklist:

Yeah, so I heard about you and Matt and I just wanted to say how sorry I was about that because he’s totally being a dick and you deserve better and anyway I made you this tape. The first side’s just some stuff I thought you’d like but the second side I made because I want to tell you something.
It’s just…just listen, OK?
Am I gonna see you in the quad after Mr. Hembree’s class?
Cool. Let me know if you need a ride home – Brian just got his license and I’m going with him!
If anyone has a couple grand they can loan me, I have my eyes on a few of these.

Some would say it’s worse than any slasher movie!

The Laugh-Out-Loud Cats Sell Out brings together a selection of Adam “Ape Lad” Koford’s take on the crushingly popular online phenom. It takes a hell of a talent to make a combination of internet memes, pop culture references, and outright gleeful idiocy under the premise of collecting a lost comic strip from the early 20th century work, but Koford does it. A lot of the jokes in this volume are ephemeral to be sure, but even something as hackneyed and well-worn as “This! Is! Sparta!” is pulled off with aplomb thanks to fantastic cartooning and an ability to make any reference part of the joke versus serving as a joke on its own.


Thanks to Dave for reminding me about this.


Surprising some (but not the staff at Yavin IV,) it’s a heck of a week for comics.
