OMG! A while back I had seen the Boilerplate book in the local comic shop, and while I didn’t pick up the book at the time, I was very interested in it, and still am. Well, it looks like Boilerplate is going to be a movie! J.J. Abrams will be doing this one.
Stephen Hunt’s home on the Web.
I’m amazed that I’m still able to post this from a dirt filled shack of a “Barracks” in Iraq, but here goes!
If you happen to have $300, go support one of the artists on Etsy, and pick yourself up the Narrow Bridge Steampunk USB Drive! It’s a good looking piece of artwork, one that would make you the envy of all your Steampunk compatriots.
See it at ChipChick
Today marks 66 years since the invasion to free Europe from Nazi control.
Remember that freedom is never free.
Some of you may have noticed a marked decrease in posts for the past few months…. like none. It turns out I’m a little busy with the Army for the next year or so. I should hopefully be posting up things now and then, but don’t be surprised if nothing is heard of me for a few months at a time. Things should hopefully resume back to a normal schedule sometime in 2011. Till then, I shall be looking for signs of the Necronomicon and the Mad Arab in the Cradle of Civilization.
I’ve just started checking out the H.P. Lovecraft Literary Podcast, and low and behold, what do I see? They’ve linked my adaptation of H.P. Lovecraft’s “The Transition of Juan Romero” for their episode 6!
Head on over, or subscribe to them on iTunes. Check out my comic while you’re at it. Enjoy the story. It’s one of my favorites.
The H.P. Lovecraft Literary Podcast (EP 6) “The Transition of Juan Romero”
LostCarcosa.net’s comic adaptation of “The Transition of Juan Romero”
What a curious thing.
“Alice at R’lyeh” is a fun little poem by Murray Ewing about young Alice, who having come back from Wonderland, finds herself at the corpse-city R’lyeh. It’s a good little read, with some fun illustrations. You can find the poem and illustrations online, download the PDF version, or download some wallpapers for your computer.
Someone has found and dug up a Victorian time capsule from 1850! The BBC has some neat photos and a little bit that you can read about each one. I wonder if mine are still out there…
The London Evening Standard has posted up an article discussing the current trends in Steampunk fashion and posts some pretty pictures.
Hoorah for New Chapism! Head to the London Evening Standard!
