I would love that Carnage in my life. The art is incredible and your script already made me smile. I just finished Sebastien de Castell's The Malevolent Seven, a very fun fantasy read with a great mythology and so many swear war mages. Been rewatching all the X-Men films for the upcoming Deadpool as well as The Acolyte - I'm enjoying how Star Wars-y it is, getting better and better each episode
> The young moose keeps hanging around – I’m taking name suggestions.
Love the cabin cam! Might I suggest pamplemousse (French for grapefruit)?
I really enjoyed finding all the details in that black metal concert scene. The band names were great! Hope we eventually get to see some of the Wrecking Crew wearing Basserker t-shirts.
Kicked out for climbing trees. love that. I'm glad life is treating you better, although I shall have to have a word with the Universe for Keelhauling you in the 1st place.
I'd love a trade (if Im not too late. Of course I'd still love one if I am).
Anyway thanks for allbof your work and generally being an awesome person. 🖖🏾
It's nice to read your news Torunn and it's good to hear you are in a good place. It was lovely meeting you in London and Athens last year and I hope to also say hello to you in Bedford in September.
What I'm reading: I find myself re-reading older stuff like Camelot 3000 by Mike Barr and Brian Bolland and also the classic Alan Grant / Norm Breyfogle Detective Comics. I'm also watching movies like The Breakfast Club and Dead Poets Society with my teenage kids cause I tell them some films you have to watch them at the right age to appreciate them!
My favorite thing about comics these days is how amazing creators from different parts of the world can relatively easily make amazing contributions like what you and Pere have done. My least favorite thing about Comics these days is how much harder it is to get you all in one room for a panel and some signatures at a local con. If that carnage trade showed up at my door with a signature it would be a true delight.
You ask what I've been reading lately? You mean, aside from Red Sonja (and the rest of my weekly comics)? Two things, mostly. I've been diving into the Spider-Man Clone Saga, mostly because I'm intrigued by Ben Reilly and want to experience some 90s melodrama. I've also nearly finished a novel called Lessons In Birdwatching by Honey Watson. It's a sci-fi political thriller with horror of the cosmic and body varieties. The main character is a deeply horrible woman who is very compelling and more than a little bit sexy. I recommend it to anyone looking to thoroughly spoil their good mood and/or lunch.
I would love that Carnage in my life. The art is incredible and your script already made me smile. I just finished Sebastien de Castell's The Malevolent Seven, a very fun fantasy read with a great mythology and so many swear war mages. Been rewatching all the X-Men films for the upcoming Deadpool as well as The Acolyte - I'm enjoying how Star Wars-y it is, getting better and better each episode
> The young moose keeps hanging around – I’m taking name suggestions.
Love the cabin cam! Might I suggest pamplemousse (French for grapefruit)?
I really enjoyed finding all the details in that black metal concert scene. The band names were great! Hope we eventually get to see some of the Wrecking Crew wearing Basserker t-shirts.
Pamplemousse is perfect! (Pample when he's good, Pamplemousse when he needs a talking to.)
Kicked out for climbing trees. love that. I'm glad life is treating you better, although I shall have to have a word with the Universe for Keelhauling you in the 1st place.
I'd love a trade (if Im not too late. Of course I'd still love one if I am).
Anyway thanks for allbof your work and generally being an awesome person. 🖖🏾
It's nice to read your news Torunn and it's good to hear you are in a good place. It was lovely meeting you in London and Athens last year and I hope to also say hello to you in Bedford in September.
What I'm reading: I find myself re-reading older stuff like Camelot 3000 by Mike Barr and Brian Bolland and also the classic Alan Grant / Norm Breyfogle Detective Comics. I'm also watching movies like The Breakfast Club and Dead Poets Society with my teenage kids cause I tell them some films you have to watch them at the right age to appreciate them!
A copy would be absolutely fantastic! Thanks for being awesome! And please say hi to Arne A S from me! 😊
I’m not generally a Carnage fan, but I really enjoyed the run. Pere is awesome!
My favorite thing about comics these days is how amazing creators from different parts of the world can relatively easily make amazing contributions like what you and Pere have done. My least favorite thing about Comics these days is how much harder it is to get you all in one room for a panel and some signatures at a local con. If that carnage trade showed up at my door with a signature it would be a true delight.
Best run carnage ever had. I wish thr 2 of you keep him forever.
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A copy of Carnage from you would be awesome, keep up the great work, and post more, please👍🏻
Carnage is honestly my favorite Marvel title rn, and I never thought I’d say that. Keep killing it!
You ask what I've been reading lately? You mean, aside from Red Sonja (and the rest of my weekly comics)? Two things, mostly. I've been diving into the Spider-Man Clone Saga, mostly because I'm intrigued by Ben Reilly and want to experience some 90s melodrama. I've also nearly finished a novel called Lessons In Birdwatching by Honey Watson. It's a sci-fi political thriller with horror of the cosmic and body varieties. The main character is a deeply horrible woman who is very compelling and more than a little bit sexy. I recommend it to anyone looking to thoroughly spoil their good mood and/or lunch.
I think I need a full collection of the current symbiote stuff on my bookshelves, so I'd be deeply interested in that copy of the Carnage TPB