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It's MORPHIN' TIME! Many of us are kids of the '90s here at Third Eye, so you KNOW we've got a soft spot for all things POWER RANGERS, and when we had the opportunity to bring in the very talented artist of our THIRD EYE COMICS exclusive cover of POWER RANGERS #1, JERRY GAYLORD, well, we fired up the zords and got rolling on it!
Seriously though, Jerry is a fantastic artist, and has been a friend of the store for quite some time.
Whether it's his incredible work on last year's BOOM STUDIOS BILL AND TED'S MOST TRIUMPHANT RETURN, or the cult favorite FANBOYS VS ZOMBIES series, he's one of the most exciting artists working today, and he really did a great job of delivering a killer POWER RANGERS cover for us to help launch the brand new series!
So, Third Eye Faithful, come on out tomorrow, and get your copy of the MIGHTY MORPHIN POWER RANGERS #1 Third Eye cover signed by a super talented Maryland-based artist!
Politico's Matt Wuerker chooses his favorite cartoons singed by the Bern.
By Matt Wuerker
03/03/16
To celebrate the start of streetcar passenger service (finally!), Washington City Paper sent artist Josh Kramer to sketch its first day.
Gary Lucas
Show: Saturday at AFI Silver Theatre. Show starts at 8:30 p.m. 301-495-6720. wjff.org. $28.75.
Retailers on the Pros and Cons of the DC Rebirth Announcement
DC's Rebirth plan has been revealed. How does it stack up in the eyes of comic shops?
By David Harper
February 29, 2016
http://sktchd.com/interview/retailers-on-dc-rebirth/
— Abby McGanney Nolan
Washington Post March 2 2016
https://www.washingtonpost.com/entertainment/books/best-childrens-and-ya-books-for-march/2016/03/01/5dfb896a-d9ab-11e5-891a-4ed04f4213e8_story.html
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Herb Trimpe memorial print |
"THE FLEISCHER EVENT WAS AMAZING AND THE RESPONSE WAS RAPTUROUS; I CANT REMEMBER A MORE ENJOYABLE PROGRAM IN OUR THEATER."
--David Schwartz, chief curator of the Museum of the Moving Image in Queens
re Gary Lucas & Sarah Stiles' FLEISCHEREI duo performance Feb. 7th
Check out Gary Lucas & 2015 Tony Award nominee Sarah Stiles' FLEISCHEREI duo performing "The Broken Record"
at the Museum of the Moving Image's tribute to pioneer animation genius MAX FLEISCHER:
https://vimeo.com/155776682
Now GARY LUCAS brings his full 6-piece swinging FLEISCHEREI ensemble to the AFI Silver Theater in Silver Spring Maryland,
as a special event of the Washington Jewish Film Festival Sat. March 5th at 8:30pm:
http://bit.ly/1QYZjOF.
Featuring Joe Fiedler trombone, Jeff Lederer on reeds, Ron Jost acoustic bass, and Rob Garcia drums.
Their new album is just out on Cuneiform Records
Reviews, photos, clips and more here:
http://bit.ly/1JPkqFX
Phoebe Gloeckner has produced one of the most powerful and innovative bodies of works in the comics field. Her classic book "A Child's Life and Other Stories" anthologizes short pieces which, together, powerfully express a textured portrait of adolescent desire and despair. Her mixed format book "The Diary of a Teenage Girl" blends prose, illustration, and comics. The book has been adapted as a critically acclaimed film, and was also republished in a new edition with additional supplementary material. For the past several years she has been researching a book about people living in Ciudad Juarez, Mexico. Ms. Gloeckner discuses her work in a spotlight conversation with Slate Magazine culture editor Dan Kois.
The Ignatz Award, named for the character in the classic comic strip Krazy Kat by George Herriman, is the festival prize of the Small Press Expo. Since 1997 the Ignatz has recognized outstanding achievement in comics and cartooning. The award recognizes exceptional work that challenges popular notions of what comics can achieve, both as an art form and as a means of personal expression. Only those present at the Small Press Expo may cast a vote to decide the winners. The ballot is created by a jury of five cartoonists and is voted on by the attendees of the SPX festival. 2015 Jurors are Lamar Abrams, Cara Bean, Robyn Chapman, Sophie Goldstein and Corrine Mucha.
Mistress of Ceremonies C. Spike Trotman hosts the 2015 award ceremony. The 2015 Ignatz Awards are sponsored by Comixology Submit
2015 Ignatz Award Winners:
Outstanding Anthology of Collection - How To Be Happy by Eleanor Davis
Outstanding Graphic Novel - The Oven by Sophie Goldstein
Outstanding Artist - Emily Carroll for Through the Woods
Outstanding Story - Sex Coven from Frontier #7 by Jillian Tamaki
Promising New Talent - Sophia Foster-Dimino for Sphincter, Sex Fantasy
Outstanding Series - Sex Fantasy by Sophia Foster-Dimino
Outstanding Minicomic - Sex Fantasy #4 by Sophia Foster-Dimino
Outstanding Online Comic - The Bloody Footprint by Lilli Carre
Outstanding Comic - The Oven by Sophie Goldstein
Loika, Pat. 2016.
Tom King.
Loikamania (244; February 23): http://comicbooknoise.com/loikamania/2016/02/23/loikamania-244-tom-king/ and http://comicbooknoise.com/loikamania/podcasts/loikamania244.mp3
Word Balloon Tom King Has The Vision, Leaves Grayson, And Creates The Sheriff Of Babylon
by john siuntres
February 10, 2016
http://wordballoon.blogspot.com/2016/02/word-balloon-tom-king-has-vision-leaves.html