Wednesday, October 29, 2014
STRONG FEMALE CHARACTER
Princess Leah shows what's she made of when Luke Skywalker tries to rescue her from her Death Star cell in in A NEW HOPE. [From the collection of STAR WARS strips Craig McNamara and I drew long ago]
Tuesday, October 21, 2014
MUMMY FOR HALLOWEEN
A few storyboards I did for a movie idea a long time ago: KID CAIRO MEETS THE MUMMY. A 1930's story about a Detroit boxer who travels to Egypt and runs afoul of a mummy.
Friday, October 17, 2014
Saturday, October 11, 2014
WEREWOLVES FOR HALLOWEEN!
Friday, October 10, 2014
THE 'REAPER' SPIN-OFF THAT NEVER WAS
The CW series REAPER was, and remains, beloved and admired during its two season run. At that time I figured, in the event that somehow GOSSIP GIRL and the reboot of 90210 stumbled, we should be ready for the next logical step: a little kid friendly spin-off of the show. Ben, Sock and Sam would lean on a brick wall and ruminate about their lot in life, ala Charlie Brown and co., but would have to maintain their respective beards to look enough like their real-life counter parts. Oh, and every cartoon needs a dog -- hence 'Rufus.'
Wednesday, October 1, 2014
A FUNNY JOKE THREE OR SO YEARS AGO COMES BACK TO LIFE!
A few years ago, my good Minnesota Daily fiends and I were yukking it up over the titles of the (then) recent sequel books to THE GIRL WITH THE DRAGON TATTOO by the late Steig Larsson -- THE GIRL WHO PLAYED WITH FIRE and THE GIRL WHO KICKED THE HORNET'S NEST. We laughed that with such titles, the series was never-ending. Off the cuff, the group tossed out potential future titles: THE GIRL WHO WORE WHITE AFTER LABOR DAY or THE GIRL WHO RAN WITH SCISSORS or this one, which I then I dummied up...
Putting this post together, I contacted the guys trying to recall any other funny titles and an e-mail chain began... and is still going, with everyone coming up with new ones. Among the hot-off-the-press favs: THE GIRL WHOSE FACE STAYED THAT WAY... THE GIRL WHO ATE POTATO SALAD LEFT OUTSIDE ON A VERY HOT DAY, THE GIRL WHO TEXTED WHILE CROSSING AN INTERSECTION and one for American history buffs: THE GIRL WHO STOOD TOO CLOSE TO WM. MCKINLEY ON A MID SEPTEMBER DAY IN 1901.
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