Turning old poems into delightfully strange books
Poetry relies on rhythm and pacing. The meaning is felt, both with the words and there imagery and with the flow of each syllable; the positioning of each line and stanza; the hardness or softness of the consonants, and the selection of rhyme and pattern. Graphic novels also demand their own pacing. Each page and … Read more
For someone who “didn’t mean anything but nonsense!” Mr. Carroll certainly captured an profound number of truths about life in The Hunting of the Snark. One of the most pervasive of these themes is the sense that we have all the time in the world—as many months, weeks, and days as we could possibly want. … Read more
“So how does a comic collaboration work?” In talking with other creators it’s one of the biggest questions I get asked. And it’s understandable that they’re curious. We’ve made something big here; and the fact that it’s been created while balancing another full time job, and an unhealthy amount of hobbies seems impossible. And the … Read more
For all the ink spilled on the Jabberwock, the Bandersnatch is truly terrifying. Its attack is unprompted, coming from the shadows when you’re not paying attention. It doesn’t seek to kill, maim, or devour it’s prey—just to rob them of their humanity. Once it has you you can’t fight it, you can’t run from it … Read more
