Sean Michael Wilson – first kickstarter!

NBM gang, here is my first kickstarter drive, which is going pretty well so far: We now have a lovely KICKSTARTER drive up and running, for our documentary style graphic novel – PARECOMIC. Its a 200 page graphic novel we are working on now and very much enjoying, but need a bit of funding support [...]

P. Craig Russell Video Blog #4: The Making of Oscar Wilde’s Fairy Tales V. 5: The Happy Prince

Little Nothings webcomic 2/27

Longtime Gestation

Sometimes there’s a very long gestation period on a project. My project of adapting all nine of the Oscar Wilde fairy tales began in 1991-92. Some of the stories I’ve adapted were done all in one stroke, meaning I scripted and laid out the story then immediately went onto produce the finished artwork. Others were [...]

Barney Rosset: “a Breach in the Dam of American Puritanism”

He was a role model and I was priviledged to do business with him. Barney Rosset, as you may have heard, passed away. He made his life as a publisher a crusade against our society’s strictures of morality. He picked fights and fought them fearlessly: Lady Chatterley’s Lover, Tropic of Cancer, Naked Lunch and yes The [...]

P. Craig Russell Video Blog #3: The Making of Oscar Wilde’s Fairy Tales V. 5: The Happy Prince

There’s Never Enough Time

Funny how one project can spin off into another entirely unrelated project. I’ll be attending MoCCA Festival 2012 on April 28th and 29th as a guest of honor. It came about after our publisher, Terry Nantier asked if I would attend to help promote the fifth volume of our Oscar Wilde Fairy Tale series. When [...]

Russell’s new Oscar Wilde volume for April!

Here’s what we’ve got being solicited this month in comics bookstores to come in April. The main news is the much awaited 5th volume in P. Craig Russell’s adaptations of The Fairy Tales of Oscar Wilde. Started in the early nineties, this was a pioneer in kids’ comics! And this story is VERY timely in [...]

Disguised as a cute animal story…

  Caught this one a bit late admitedly, from Library Journal on Bubbles & Gondola: “A delightful and well-executed story recommended to those needing a spiritual lift or creative inspiration… fresh, quirky perspective.” Another review for this in School Library Journal: “Disguised as a cute animal story, Dillies’s substantive tale of writer’s block, social anxiety, [...]

P. Craig Russell Video Blog #2: The Making of Oscar Wilde’s Fairy Tales V. 5: The Happy Prince