Showing posts with label John Pham. Show all posts
Showing posts with label John Pham. Show all posts
Wednesday, February 17, 2010
Royal Jelly
If you've been wondering what my arm looks like while I answer questions about the inherent worth of human experience, the wait is finally over. I know, I know, it's hard to contain all the excitement.
My apologies to interviewer John Orlow (who filmed a video of me drawing Hegel at San Diego Comic-Con): this was posted months ago, but I failed to notice that there was a centralized page for the interviews. For other interviews with Tim Hensley, Lisa Hanawalt, Sammy Harkham, and John Pham, visit Mr. Orlow's Royal Jelly Video Magazine.
Labels:
Hegelian boo-hooing,
interviews,
John Pham,
Royal Jelly
Tuesday, August 26, 2008
Make Mine A Sub-Life
One of my favorite cartoonists below the age of forty is John Pham. Ever since seeing his series Epoxy (which grew exponentially better as it went), I constantly wanted to read more and see what mutation his language would make next. So I've been anxiously anticipating the release of Sub-Life, his new series from Fantagraphics (a preview, xeroxed version of which I was fortunate enough to grab at Secret Headquarters last summer while on book tour). Now the wait is over, Sub-Life is among us. And regular ol' life is better for it.
Labels:
book releases,
Fantagraphics,
Good People,
John Pham
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