Monday, October 04, 2004
Linkblogging: interviews and awards
My teacher, my hero, and a man who projects the personal authority of an Easter Island statue:Joe Kubert,interviewed at Newsarama.
Over at his message board, Jeff Mason has listed the winners of the 2004 Ignatz Awards. Looks like Craig Thompson was the big winner of the night, taking home bricks for both Outstanding Artist and Outstanding GN or Collection.
Speaking of Craig, here's an article about the musician that made a "soundtrack" for Blankets and here's a review of the cd.
Sequential Tart has an interview up with Jim Ottaviani, writer/publisher of Suspended in Language, Fallout and several other graphic novels about science and scientists.
Posted by Steve Lieber
Over at his message board, Jeff Mason has listed the winners of the 2004 Ignatz Awards. Looks like Craig Thompson was the big winner of the night, taking home bricks for both Outstanding Artist and Outstanding GN or Collection.
Speaking of Craig, here's an article about the musician that made a "soundtrack" for Blankets and here's a review of the cd.
Sequential Tart has an interview up with Jim Ottaviani, writer/publisher of Suspended in Language, Fallout and several other graphic novels about science and scientists.
Posted by Steve Lieber
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