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Home Message Boards Bendis: March 6-10, 2005

Re: Firstest Post Ever
Mar 06, 2005 7:02 am

slivery_wren wrote:
Hello,

I'm Wren. I've been informed that it's board tradition for all new females to be groped upon entry to the board.

I've decided to embrace it...so to speak.
Let the gropage begin.

Brief overview of me:

I'm Canadian and spend too much of my monthly income on comics (it's become a problem). I, like most girl comic nerds, like Neil Gaiman, Alan Moore and Warren Ellis (oh and Bendis who is clearly the cutest of the lot).

Welcome!
:)


Odd experience I had today. Involves hatchet .
Mar 06, 2005 7:52 am

In between Kabuki work during the workday, I often go for a walk out doors to get some exercise. And that is often when I return phone calls.

So today I am walking in the cold with gloves, scarf, hat, etc.
I’ve been walking for a while when about a block up the street from me a little boy comes out of a house, waves at me and yells for me to help.
Then another boy comes out of the house. I’d say one is 10yrs old and the other is 12.
They yell for me to hurry up and come inside the house to help thier mother.

I ask what the problem is and they say she is trapped upstairs by a couch.
I have no idea what this means but they run back in the house and tell me to follow.

As a precaution, I ask them if it is ok with their mother if I come in the house to see what’s going on, and they say she sent them to get help.

An odd note to this story is that last August I was walking by this SAME house with a fenced in yard and talking on my cell phone, when one of the three dogs in the yard jumped over the fence and bit my shoulder as I walked by the fence. I guess the voice on the cell phone drove the dog nuts or something and it tried to bite at it as I walked by the fence.

So at that time, last August, I did talk to the owner of the house about that situation. It was a big dog and it put a big Dracula bite on my shoulder that was streaming blood. The woman was very apologetic and offered to cover any bills and whatever I needed.
And she showed me the paperwork to prove that the dog had all his shots so I didn’t have some dog rabies or something.

So needless to say, as I walk into the house, I ask them if their dogs are going to bite me if I come in to help their mother.

They say no, and I don’t see or hear any dogs this time. So I go in. But I do smell an intense dog piss and shit smell.

The steps that lead upstairs are blocked by a huge filthy couch that stinks of dog piss.
Apparently they were trying to move the pissy couch downstairs to throw it in the garbage. But the couch was just too big to fit down the stairs. And it is wedged so tightly between the steps, wall and ceiling that it won’t budge.

Not only that, but the leg/feet of the couch have punched holes in the wall and reside there as it is pegged into the house. The stairs and wall and ceiling have really been damaged by the mom and 2 little kids trying to get this couch down the stairs.
And the mom is trapped upstairs behind the couch wedged into the upstairs hallway.

So I try to lift the couch out from below and it just won’t move because above me the legs are in the wall and parts of it are firmly wedged into the steps.
And I don’t want to rip the rest of this ladies wall out or tear down her steps by forcing it.

So I climb over the couch in order to get upstairs where I can see where it is stuck.
It’s not going to move unless the wall, steps, or couch is busted up.
So I ask the lady, since she is throwing the couch out, can I break it into pieces.
She says yes and hands me a hatchet. ???

So I proceed to hack up that couch into pieces, and bust it all apart, pulling each piece and plank from it and setting it down upstairs until it is hollowed out, and I can fold it up and work it out of the holes in the wall and carry it downstairs.

I got a call on my cell while I was cutting it up, and it occurred to me how bizarre it was that one second I was walking minding my own business, and the other minute I was in someone’s house cutting up their couch with a hatchet.

She was very thankful and said she’d make me some brownies. I told her I enjoyed the exercise, as it has been a while since I chopped up something with a hatchet.
I told her if she ever needed something destroyed again, to let me know.

Then I went back to Kabuki making.


Re: Comics, Cocktails, and Cookie Monster
Mar 07, 2005 1:15 am

Hi Kat!
The guy on the far end of the last 2 pics...
I think that guy is the fellow who checked me into the Argent hotel. And I think his name was Christopher.

Is that right?
Do you know him?
If it is him, please tell him I say hi.

And please give my warmest regards tot he Isatope crew!

See you in LA, Kat!!!


Re: DAREDEVIL 74-75 covers.
Mar 09, 2005 9:36 pm

Alex, I lOVE your covers for this story!!!

Beautiful!
Bravo!!!


Re: George Washington Carver
Mar 09, 2005 9:46 pm

I say underrated.

I spent an entire day at the Gearge Washington Carver Museum as a kid.
And to learn as a kid that this guy invented peanut butter, leaves a big impression.

Of course all the other inventions at the museum were amazing too.


Re: Q&A:Kabuki questions of all kinds /artbook /new pics
Mar 09, 2005 9:51 pm
InevitablyGODDARD wrote:
You've got a really unique approach, and I know you've been exhibited in some galleries, do you have aspirations of joining the fine arts world, like Crumb, Speigelman, Ware, and most recently Zak Smith?

have you thought about going the more commercial route, like Sienkiewicz, McKean, and Ross?

I forgot to mention a reminder that I have some work in an exhibition right now, up until mid April.

Got to davidmackguide.com to get all the details.


Re: where should i get my next tattoo? POST PICS OF YOURS!!!
Mar 09, 2005 10:04 pm

I think this will be a good time to say Welcome to the Bendis board, Kat!


Re: Q&A:Kabuki questions of all kinds /artbook /new pics
Mar 09, 2005 11:00 am
InevitablyGODDARD wrote:
You've got a really unique approach, and I know you've been exhibited in some galleries, do you have aspirations of joining the fine arts world, like Crumb, Speigelman, Ware, and most recently Zak Smith?

have you thought about going the more commercial route, like Sienkiewicz, McKean, and Ross?

Once I finish this Kabuki story, I'll probably do more gallery shows.

For enjoyment, I do a lot of drawings and paintings. I like drawing and painting my friends and loved once.

And I have stacks of sketch books and canvasses that I should present somewhere or some place eventually.

At a recent show, I enjoyed seeing so many of my spontaneous life drawings collected together.

I'm really looking forward to a time when I do more of this.

I enjoy writing and drawing comics, but to do both, is SO labour intensive and time consuming, and demands a lot of consideration in a story continuity.

It is really refreshing to do completely spontaneous drawings and paintings that are single pieces and don't have to fit into continuity of panels, stories and previous volumes.
So I am looking forward to spending some future art time on that, before I jump into the next project that I write and draw.

While I'm doing that, I'll probably also be writing comics and emjoying the collaboration of other artists writing my stories.

I'll probably include a lot of this work in future Art of David Mack volumes.


Re: Q&A:Kabuki questions of all kinds /artbook /new pics
Mar 10, 2005 4:25 am
Stephen wrote:
InevitablyGODDARD wrote:
David, your Q&A kicks Brian's ass

I think it went for the eye kicking instead.

At least there is no taint kicking.

Like other threads here have.

No, I think that was taint punching.


Re: Q&A:Kabuki questions of all kinds /artbook /new pics
Mar 10, 2005 4:52 am
arthurloewenkamp wrote:
You could start Taint Hatcheting.
Or not, whatever.
Consider it done.


Re: A Little Something For the Men...
Mar 10, 2005 5:27 pm

You are an amazing person, Michael Goodman.
You have a certain something.
I can tell you will go far.


Post subject: Re: Chicago comicfest this weekend March 12 and 13th!
Posted: Mar 10, 2005 4:46 am

I forgot about this. I don't think I'm scheduled for it. Am I on the ad list for this?

I've done this a couple times in the past with Andy Lee. But I don't think I'm scheduled for this year.
But I'll see if Andy is going.


Post subject: Re: Daredevil Hardcover 4
Posted: Mar 10, 2005 4:31 am
swanstand wrote:
The fourth hardcover Daredevil collection has dropped from Amazon.com's release schedule. Anybody know if this is still coming out next month or if ever??
When is the HC with Wake Up and Echo coming out?

You can't not deliver in HC Brian's first DD story.


Re: Daredevil Hardcover 4
Mar 10, 2005 4:55 am
BriRedfern wrote:
How about volume 1? WIll it ever be released, what will it contain?
Let me know if I'm misunderstanding you or if I have this wrong, but I think the DD HC volume 1 is the HC that collects my first DD run and Kevin Smith's run together with Quesada art on both stories.



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