Meathaus favorite Let’s Paint TV star John Kilduff is featured in an article over at Forestfire Magazine. Go John!

Here are new Library Journal reviews of The Placebo Man and Meathaus 8 from the Library Journal’s Website.
Hanuka, Tomer. The Placebo Man. Alternative Comics. 2006. 108p. ISBN 1-891867-91-1. pap. $14.95. F
This anthology collects a series of mysterious and fragmented stories; fragile characters wander through landscapes both real and imaginary, past and present in this intriguing [...]

With a few moments to read, you can check out the last 4 or so entries on animator Stefan Gruber’s blog, The Hat Rack. He has been journalling his experiences in Bali where he is on a trip. His experiences that he writes about have the same mysterious qualities of his imaginative drawings, comics and [...]

An archive of alternate covers to Farmer’s books are on this website.  Click on “thumbs” next to the title of the book.  The cover above is the first book of the Riverworld saga, and below is the first book of the Dayworld trilogy.

Meirav Shaul is part of the Israeli comix group Dimona and her illustration site is here.

Tonight, at the La Luz De Jesus Gallery Mu Pan and Esther Pearl Watson share an opening and it is sure to be a great show. If you are in Los Angeles come over to the gallery for the 8 - 11 pm opening night and meet Mu himself, who is on his first mystical [...]

Check this music video from OOIOO, it would be cool to see a better quality video of the live action light trails part but it’s a good watch anyway. It’s from Thrill Jockey who have a bunch of their videos on Youtube here, including this dinner party foot custard freak out from Mouse on Mars.

The Internet Pinball Database serves all of your pinball image needs.  It’s difficult to just scroll and meander through the site- but if you search for a generic word, you get a listing of tons of pinball machines.

Did you know Savage Pencil has a website?

These comics are raw, strange, beautiful, exploding with energy and creativity.  Take what you think about superheroes now and replace it with how you felt about superheroes in elementary school.  Lift off.