I finally got a copy of Geek Monthly #14, which just came out this week.
I think the interview looks great, though the photos are far bigger than I thought they would be.
There is the "pose thoughtfully with giant Pez dispensers" photo, and the "pretend Previews is fascinating reading" photo. :-)
Anyway, I'm pretty stoked. Thanks again to writer Brian Rubin!
Now I'm going to go hunt down copies so I can send one to Mom and have her call me and say: "you wrote WHAT on your blog?!"
You're quite welcome! Thanks to YOU for meeting with me, it was a great experience all around. Sorry it took so long for you to get a copy. I do think those photos, though large, came out looking really great.
ReplyDeleteI read it yesterday; congrats on the exposure for yourself and FOL.
ReplyDeleteThe pez photo brought to mind a press conference, with you standing behind microphones from different networks: The Hulk News Network, Simpsons TV, etc...
Wait does this mean that I can bring a copy of GEEK for you to sign?? AWESOME!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteMaybe in true comicbook con fashion I'll bring a crate load for you to sign and have half of them in super sealer mylar plastic with climate controlled features for prolonged archival longevity.
:)
Seriously though, very very cool! Keep up the great work!
I must live in some sort of Lostian timewarp, because I bought this issue at my local independent bookseller at least 3 weeks ago. Regardless, the article opened my eyes to this web site that I seem to check way too often for my own health.
ReplyDeleteKeep up the good work everyone.
They don't carry that mag at the local bookstore here. Any chance of a scan?
ReplyDeleteCongrats!
ReplyDeleteValerie -
ReplyDeleteThe article was outstanding - great interview, very thoughtful and insightful.The full two pages was more space than I thought, but perfect. Geek's a great magazine, too.
Will
This finally came out at my local comics store today, and I'd actually forgotten you'd mentioned it; I was just cruising through the issue, getting my monthly geek fix, and bam! There's Valerie D'Orazio! I squeed.
ReplyDelete'Geek' is great, and you certainly fit right in with their eclectic-yet-fascinating round-up of pop culture.