Kirby and Eisner Humble Bundle
Humble has a pretty interesting bundle running right now, celebrating Jack Kirby and Will Eisner, who would both have turned 100 this year. It’s definitely an odd assortment of stuff. […]
Andrew Huey
finishing Transmetropolitan
I just finished the final volume of Warren Ellis’ Transmetropolitan series. I bought the series from Comixology back in 2012, when they had it all on sale for some reason […]
Joe Sinnott
Here’s a nice article about Joe Sinnott, from the NY Times, earlier this week. One thing that’s good about all the superhero movies coming out nowadays is that they usually […]
more on subscriptions
This post is a follow-up to this morning’s post about subscription software and services. First, it turns out that I do have a 7-day trial subscription to Comixology Unlimited. I […]
Subscription software, books, and comics
I found out this week that Day One is switching over to a paid subscription model, much like other Mac software has done over the last few years. (TextExpander and […]
Gmail Privacy
Well, this is typical. Right after I switch from Gmail to FastMail, Google announces that they’re no longer going to read your email. Privacy concerns weren’t the only reason I […]
Shrug
At work today, I decided that I needed to be able to more easily get the shrug symbol into my emails and messages. This probably says something bad about my […]
Gloria
My friend Gloria Zero passed away this morning. She was a good friend to my parents, and she’s been a good friend to me over the last several years. She […]
The Advocate
I’ve followed Mark Evanier’s blog for a long time, and I’ve been a fan of his writing for even longer, going back to his old CBG column. His blog is […]
Comixology problems
Last week’s big Marvel sale was cool, but it doesn’t matter how cheap the books are, if you can’t read them! Friends! We’re investigating some shenanigans with login on our […]