FANGORIA #259

A bit late with this one -- I just found out myself. My article on Nacho Cerda's terrifying, unconventional ghost story The Abandoned, which is being released in January, appears in the December 2006 issue of Fangoria magazine, now on newsstands.


I've written a number of web articles and reviews for Fango this year, but this represents my first honest-to-God published piece for them.

APES named one of the year's ten best!

The Scripps Howard News Service has named Revolution on the Planet of the Apes one of the best comic book series of the year, calling it "a brilliantly constructed story of human rights in the face of social change".

The full list, which includes such highly-publicized items as Civil War, Marvel Zombies and The Walking Dead, is here.

Congratulations to everyone who worked on Revolution and helped make it such a success.

ComicSpace

I've just created a new page on ComicSpace, which is, like it sounds, a MySpace-style site specifically for comic fans and professionals. It's still being developed (most of the features aren't active yet, so it's mainly just a social networking tool right now), but the community is already top-heavy with industry names (including Watchmen artist Dave Gibbons and Revolution on the Planet of the Apes' own Salgood Sam).

My page is here.