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I guess the image does capture the essence of the character

Chris commented on Nov 18 08 at 3:22 pm

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Posted on 11.18.08 to Art Appreciation by Kevin Church

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Who Is Kevin Church?

I write comics. I talk about comics. I think about design and marketing. I obsess over music. I drink whiskey. I'm on Facebook, Twitter, and Flickr, and can be emailed at beaucoupkevin(at)gmail(dot)com. I'm sometimes a real jerk.

Ongoing Webcomics I Write:

The Rack, A Comic Strip About A Comics Shop.
Updated 4 times a week: MTWF.

Lydia, A Comic Strip About Corporate Culture.
Updated 3 times a week: MWF.
Waimea, a serialized graphic novel.
Updated biweekly. Currently on hiatus.

Print Comics I Have Written:

Cover Girl. A fast-paced, Hollywood action-comedy that I scripted, it received positive reviews. Here's one from PopMatters and another from Comics Worth Reading.
What Were They Thinking?!?. A collection of stupid remixes of old comics, lacking any real value to society. I've got five or six stories in this, but Johanna Stokes and John Rogers are where the real action is.
Cthulhu Tales Volume 1. I've got two stories in this, both moving Cthulhu into different spaces than the norm, and both drawn by the very-talented Joe Abraham. The first, "The Art Of Noises," received positive reviews from AICN among others, but, you know, AICN, so a grain of salt is recommended.

Other Websites I Maintain:

Searchpeers, SEO for Small Business. I pay my bills by offering internet marketing advice to small (and large) businesses.
Disco Potential. It's a blog where myself and other music nerds talk about pop music.
Whiskey And Failure. I take pictures on occasion, and even more occasionally, I put my favorites here.
Get Off The Internet, where the web's detritus, flotsam, and jetsam is placed for your amusement by a crack staff.
Ask Cerebra, a search engine aimed at comics blogs.
Lawyerbear is a bear that is a lawyer.