bourgwick, 7 months ago to random

finished reading alan moore's early serials for the UK music weekly sounds, 1980-1983, written & drawn as curt vile. "roscoe moscow: who killed rock & roll" was a gas, if maybe slightly too edgy for moi, but adored the #SciFi "the stars my degradation," which is like a perfect halfway between #comix & #comics. can really see his inner crumb.
"the stars my degradation": https://archive.org/details/the-stars-my-degradation-uk-1980
full alan moore sounds collection: https://web.archive.org/web/20140202172217/http://www.4colorheroes.com/alan_moore_sounds.html /1

staying incognito in alien crowd
comic characters look upon their creator
ZARRK!

ottsatwork, 1 year ago to bookstodon

Book 2: “Cat Burglar Black” by #RichardSala.

I saw some of his art online and thought it looked like “Invisible Hands” from Liquid Television, which I LOVED. Same artist! This didn’t have quite the same level of twisted, creepiness as that animated series, but I was so happy to find his work in comic form. There’s more too.

Someone stitched together all the “#InvisibleHands”. The voice acting is 🤌🏽 https://youtu.be/n5sP4yRb8Mw

#Bookstodon #Books #Animation #LiquidTelevision @bookstodon

Panel 1, someone in bed, their head covered in bandages, eyes staring and teeth bared. A weak whisper: "Come closer, Katherine. Let me see you..." Panel 2 a severe looking older woman with her hands around the shoulders of a tentative, white-haired teen: "Don't be shy. Say hello to your aunt."