Mom (and some Rainy Day Robot distribution)

So for my mom’s birthday, I did a fun pic for her. It’s based off a photo from a couple years ago when we were on a train going from Prague to Budapest.

If you wanna check out the Alison and Her Rainy Day Robot book, it’s in a couple comic stores. Here’s a listing.

NYC

Forbidden Planet – 832 Broadway, New York NY

Bergen Street Comics – 470 Bergen St, Brooklyn NY

Galaxy Collectibles – 429 Fifth Ave, Brooklyn NY

BAY AREA

Fantastic Comics – 2026 Shattuck Ave, Berkeley CA

Dr. Comics and Mr. Games – 4014 Piedmont Ave, Oakland CA

Book Passage – 51 Tamal Vista Blvd, Corte Madera CA

LOS ANGELES

Secret Headquarters – 3817 W Sunset Blvd, Los Angeles CA

PORTLAND, OR

LandPDX – 3925 North Mississippi Ave, Portland OR

Floating World Comics – 400 NW Couch St, Portland OR

And you can also order it through DCBService.com.

 

 

 

Adam WarRock – Stark Industries

Some years ago, I got into a conversation with Adam WarRock. We talked about possibly working on something together, but of course, life gets busy. Anyway, WarRock recently put together this song as part of a donation drive.

 

I had some time so I decided to use this as inspiration for a poster.

The cool part is that, because of this, WarRock decided to give the song as a free download. So if anyone likes the song, they can get it at this link: Stark Industries. I like when nice things lead to more nice things.

I had heard WarRock some years ago. I enjoy his songs as a fan of comics and hip-hop. Though really, the first song of his that got me was Ira Glass. I’m a huge NPR nerd. Anyway, even if the Stark Industries song didn’t hit you, I’d say give this Ira Glass song a listen, it’s good stuff: Ira Glass

(Message to Dave Wachter: I know, I know. This American Life is PRI, not NPR. Bite me.)

Also, for those that are curious about how Alison and Her Rainy Day Robot is going, I’m starting to get it into a couple stores. Rock! So for those in the Bay Area or Portland, Oregon, you can find copies at:

Fantastic Comics in Berkeley, Book Passage in Corte Madera, Floating World Comics in Portland, and LandPDX in Portland. And of course, you can order copies through DCBService.

I’m still working on getting the books out there, and a few should be coming to some NYC shops soon. I’ll keep you updated. Thank you all so so much for your support.