All episodes of the Webhead Podcast are updated and ready for your consumption (excepting the finale to ASM2, which Ethan will have ready soon!)
And today, June 02, we begin our look at Spider-Man: Homecoming! Check it out!
All episodes of the Webhead Podcast are updated and ready for your consumption (excepting the finale to ASM2, which Ethan will have ready soon!)
And today, June 02, we begin our look at Spider-Man: Homecoming! Check it out!
New content over the last couple of weeks include:
* New Comics on Tuesdays and Thursdays (for Blog and Prose tiers)
* New essays -- I go into my different approaches to creator owned and licensed comics, as well as share some active brainstorming games in an essay about where I get my ideas (for the prose tier.)
* There's a sneak preview of a future episode of the Friendly Neighborhood Webhead Podcast (for all tiers)
* An experimental 4 page short story (Blog and Pros tiers)
* A look at the proof of concept 8 page short for my first creator owned pitch in over 15 years!
Check it out!
Affixed to the top of the board is a sample script I threw together to demonstrate how I work out a comics script from start to finish.
I don't know why it was that I decided to keep track of all the movies I watched--or at least, completed--in 2020, but it was fun to look back over the year and see what I caught up with.
Some I watched more than once; I know Knives Out included a commentary track screening.
There were only 3 theatrical movies (and only one was new--the others were a part of MST3K live!)
Ii also caught up with 6 movies for the Friendly Neighborhood Webhead Podcast.
And there might've been more if I hadn't fallen down the rabbit hole of rewatching TV series (TNG, Psych) or straight catching new shows (Mandalorian, Lower Decks, Picard.)
Okay, all that aside the list is after the break!
2020 has been a year. But we're almost done, and the light's starting to show at the end of the tunnel.
But even so, like I said, it's been a YEAR.
This Christmas comic I did for a friend pretty much sums it up.
Merry Christmas, Happy Holidays, and may 2021 bring safety, sanity, and no more depressed spirits.