DD and I took a break for some Arby’s. He’s on page 6; I just finished page 10. I’ve slipped from the 24 page pace, sadly.

I’m now finished with 7 pages, though it’s not my best work. Still, it’s exciting to be on such a good pace. Deluise is on page 3. Ragdoll is on page 2.5. “It’s going well,” he said. “My idea’s getting fleshed out, so the pacing is going well.” Here’s a picture of the inspiration for…

The Colonel and FFD are gone, but Doom Deluise is here and already working on his first page. I’m on page 4. I might actually try 24 pages if the story can sustain it.

Colonel Doom is giving up.

We are here. Colonel Doom has developed a character from scribbling. Fin Fang Doom is developing ideas from random words he pulled from a magazine. Doom Deluise is MIA. I’m blogging. No ideas yet.

Doom DeLuise, Fin Fang Doom and I will be participating in an unofficial 12 Hour Comics event today in Lincoln. We’ll do our best to attempt some live blogging as we sort of did during 24 Hour Comics back in October. But with the time crunch amplified, that leaves less time to draw and thus…

Matthew Yglesias at Thinkprogress.org argues Marvel needs to pay Samuel L. Jackson whatever he wants to play Nick Fury in the Avengers movie. Apparently Marvel’s plans don’t necessarily include Jackson.

USA Today’s report on Diamond’s year-end sales numbers show absolute domination from Marvel and Secret Invasion in particular. Had the series gone ten issues (instead of the already-too-many eight issues) it may well have swept the top 10. Matt Brady at Newsarama provided some perspective on the chart’s translation to real sales. While Diamond does…

• Announcing 12 Hour Comics Day! Some participants from Lincoln’s 24 Hour Comics Day this past fall have put together a more modest and unofficial sequel for Saturday, January 17th at Jones Coffee in Lincoln. You can find out more information at the 12 Hour Comics Day facebook page. As with 24 Hour Comics, Doomkopf…

Orson Scott Card, a sci-fi author and one of those word-book writers who has crossed over to comics, has found himself a candidate for Andrew Sullivan‘s 2008 Malkin Award, which is awarded “…for shrill, hyperbolic, divisive and intemperate right-wing rhetoric.” (He’s in 5th place as of posting time, right behind Michael Savage.) Card earned a…