On 15 Dec 2021, I chose to end my relationship with Crazy Monkey Ink, the publisher of my VORPAL comics since mid-2018. I, along with…
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Author: J. Tudor
Jason Tudor's love of simulation baseball, electric guitar, and reading hasn't gotten in the way of his publishing. He's produced three comic books, a compendium of short stories, and has been blogging since 1997. He also does a genius podcast called "This Show is a J/K" with his pal, Keith. Check it out
And welcome back to my blog. 🙂 This week, I’m launching a weekly newsletter called Per My Last available on Substack. Since the start of…
A few weeks ago, I got to talk writing and all sort of creative stuff with author Roe Bushey. We’ve known each other for a…
Atomic Bazooka Studios has signed on to provide narration for the DCS Black Widows, a virtual airshow team based in England. The team flies on…
My father noticed this. He said, “You’re trying to do too much. You’ll burn out.” And he knows I’m stubborn like my mother knew. When I set my mind to prove I can do something, I don’t let go until it’s done. Drawing comic book pages was a boyhood dream. And I clung on to that too long. So, this week, I let it go, knowing I’ll still be painting and drawing, and sketching as a hobby. I’m no professional comic book artist, but I gave it a shot.
Working as a team alongside Diego and colorist Mike Montalvo, and the work we produced together could not have been more fantastic in telling this story. Diego is such a pro our minds seemed synchronized with issue 3. I’m REALLY looking forward to seeing his creativity SHINE on issue 4, especially because it’s such a large issue (48 pages).
My 4-year-old daughter has 28 Barbie dolls. I counted each of them. Twice. I came up with 28 both times. To be clear, that’s 16…
Some general impressions attending a European football game with my favorite German tean, TSV 1860: The stadium looms like a smashed, opaque marshmallow. The grey…
It’s called meatloaf. There are two basic components to it: the meat and the loaf. Meatloaf is simple: put all of those things into a…