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Kickstarting and screaming into the world

April 26, 2019

Blog, comic book, crowdfunding, kickstarter

Where Weird Stuff Gets Made Kickstarting and Screaming into the World What are these things and what do they have in common? They are all awesome and I got them by backing Kickstarter campaigns. For pos...

The Anthrax guitarist killed my comics career and cost me a year of my life!

Colin Devonshire

April 10, 2019

Blog, comic, comic book, rock music

Fistful of Comics The Anthrax guitarist killed my comics career and cost me a year of my life! That guy, Scott Ian. It was 2015, I had been working for 18 months on my first comic book. I’d gotten an in...

Our story begins…

Colin Devonshire

February 25, 2019

Blog, comic book

By the Time I Get to Dallas: Book One PREVIEW Remember when you first signed up for this email list and you got a preview of this indie comic By the Time I Get to Dallas, and it looked awesome but it starte...

2019: Goals, panels and Banana Man!

Colin Devonshire

January 4, 2019

Blog, comic

Happy New Year! I personally feel like boiled crap after a stressful couple weeks around the holidays, with too much work in the ER, all the stress of the season, and very little down time. But it’s a new year ...

To make a comic book, make a comic book

Colin Devonshire

November 9, 2018

Blog, comic book, webcomic

This one is about the nitty gritty of making comics. By the Time I Get to Dallas is largely written, and the whole story calls for 200 pages of art. I have an art team I paid to make an awesome sample minib...

The continuing story of a quack who’s gone to the dogs…*

Colin Devonshire

October 29, 2018

Blog, comic book

...or the cats, actually. I'll explain. When we last left our midlife crisis-ing hero (me) it was 2013 and I was preparing for a one month sabbatical to start writing a graphic novel based on a dream I had abou...

Rock is wasted on the young

Colin Devonshire

October 14, 2018

Blog, comic, rock music

I'm digressing from comic books in favor of an equally frivolous mode of middle aged creativity: making noise. I’m late with the blog because I was too busy gearing up to play dumb rock music for drunk friends...

Writing down a dream leads to a lot more work

Colin Devonshire

September 16, 2018

Blog, comic book

March 3, 2011 I woke up from a dream at 4 am. In the dream a guy who is sort of me is raking leaves on a suburban street, as are his neighbors all down the block. One by one the neighbors drop their rakes an...

Dream Projectors: Nelson Kim on balancing life, art and fake cocaine

Colin Devonshire

August 31, 2018

Blog, comic book

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In my first blog I asked about your dream projects, creative ideas big and small you might be nurturing in your scarce free time. As my own responsibilities grow with every year of this mid-life, I marvel when ...

Sabbatical, Ulysses, and the struggle for self actualization

Colin Devonshire

August 17, 2018

Blog, comic book

Sabbatical. A mystical search for enlightenment. Donning a pith helmet, roughing it on the African savannah, logging your observations on meerkat copulation in a battered leather journal; blowing centuries of d...

2019: Goals, panels and Banana Man!

By the Time I Get to Dallas on sale now at seven New England Comics stores!

Kickstarter advice from someone who has done it exactly two times

Black Lives Matter, and the chapter we skipped

No sleep ’til Kickstarter! What is Kickstarter, exactly…?

For the nerds: an aside on viral list building for comic creators

Come here, 2020, I’m going to crush you

Kickstarting and screaming into the world

The Anthrax guitarist killed my comics career and cost me a year of my life!

Our story begins…

2019: Goals, panels and Banana Man!

To make a comic book, make a comic book

The continuing story of a quack who’s gone to the dogs…*

Rock is wasted on the young

Writing down a dream leads to a lot more work

Dream Projectors: Nelson Kim on balancing life, art and fake cocaine

Sabbatical, Ulysses, and the struggle for self actualization

Author Colin Devonshire