Knowledgeable Cabbage
Balanced critique in an unbalanced world
Tag: Comics
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Blog: Editing is not “too expensive”
Editing is not too expensive, folks, and it’s time we break down why.
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On Fortitude
I have a ton of movies to talk about soon (Slumber Party Massacre I & II, Society, Mother’s Day, etc.) but I’d rather open this season of thanks with some reflection. Stop complaining. I love to fucking complain. About everything, all the time, to anyone who will listen. I complained at least three times already…
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Misogyny and Magic with Sarah Hopkins of “Principles of Magic”
Sarah Hopkins of “Principles of Magic” chats about inspiration, style and making webcomics.
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Blog: On Validation
On the difference between making comics and being a comics creator, and how the second will drive you to distraction.
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Blog: Quiet
Musings on talking, self-traumatizing and mental health stuff.
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Blog: Social Media Musings
What, two blogs in two days? Surely you jest. No headings in this one, just pure, uncut facts! I use social media in a variety of ways, and for very different purposes. At my day job, it’s a drill-down numbers game. What’s our ratio, when do we post, who do we boost, what affinity partnerships…
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VIDEO: Ghost Gauntlet
“Ghost Gauntlet” is a fun, fast-paced short featuring Shay, whose recent car crash lands her in a particularly nasty kind of limbo.
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Apocalypse Kinda #1
“Apocalypse Kinda” #1 builds sympathy and unease with its slanted, small-town feel.
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Ghoster, Vol. 1
“Ghoster” draws us in with good Gothic horror, a balanced aesthetic and enough intrigue to satisfy in a first issue.
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The Boy With Nails for Eyes
“The Boy With Nails for Eyes” combines a melancholy, poetic story with unique, well-crafted art.