>art question for you: who do you think was the most influential comics artist of the eighties? I would go with Bill Sienkiewicz over say, Frank Miller, as the guy who experimented the most and took his art in all these different interesting places and influenced a lot of current guys. Also where in your pantheon of greats do you place Gil Kane? I personally have him all the way up there alongside Kirby.>
Most influential of the 80s? No question: Art Adams.
And Gil Kane is pretty great.
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#Art Adams #Tom Brevoortsomething that exists in the city I'm moving to:
I am obsessed with this park that combines all midcentury dangerous playground elements into one awful whole. witness this steep metal slide descending from the top of a jungle gym into a concrete pit
if you fall off the jungle gym, you too will be doomed to the pit
there's very little opportunity to get out, too. the only handholds are the ones on the left. Sendai gets a lot of rain, almost as much as Vancouver, so imagine being mangled from sliding into concrete and having to climb a sheer, slippery slope to freedom. I think I would just make a home down there and give up on life
I'm sure it does.
Jigsaw’s greatest trap yet
Just saw this at the end of a movie for the first time, right there with “no animals were harmed”.
