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Tag Archives: Dean Haspiel
Dino gets nominated
On his LiveJournal, man-sized cartoonist Dean Haspiel just announced he’s been nominated for an Emmy for his illustration work for the Bored To Death title sequence. Congrats, Dino !
Winter = Snow
I’ve always thought that winter starts today, even though Yahoo tries to convince me otherwise, and the meteorological winter has already started three weeks ago. Â To celebrate that most festive of events, here’s Dean Haspiel‘s Snow Dope comic from the … Continue reading
Stripgids : Wat We Zelf Doen…
 Na Marvel, DC c.s. kwam het belangrijkste (in mijn ogen) initiatief op het vlak van digitaal publiceren door de auteurs zelf aan bod : Act-I-Vate.  Spreek uw boodschap in, na de biep. (note : an English translation of this … Continue reading
Stripgids : Van Floppy naar Online
De nieuwe jaargang van Stripgids is gelanceerd, en daarmee ook mijn derde reeks columns over strips en het internet. Deze keer starten we met traditionele uitgevers die ook online beginnen te publiceren.
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Tagged Dan Thompson, Dark Horse, DC Comics, Dean Haspiel, Stripgids, Top Shelf, Zuda
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The Alcoholic previewed
Read a six-page preview for my man Dino’s new book The Alcoholic (and an interview with writer Jonathan Ames) at the MTV Splash Page blog. The man is building an oeuvre. (artwork © Vertigo)
A cartoonist’s fate
In 1979, when Tintin celebrated his 50th birthday, Casterman published a small booklet in which Hergé explained how he and his team went about creating the quiffed one’s adventures. As an example, they used the fabled page 22b from Tintin … Continue reading
Dino is perfectly content
In her “Before I die I want to…” project, artist Nicole Kenney takes Polaroids of people and asks them to write down on the picture what would be the single thing they would like to accomplish before their death. It … Continue reading
Dino on Cloverfield
The Wall Street Journal asked Dean Haspiel for an illustration on Cloverfield, and h delivered.
Vintage Haspiel for Aids awareness
Celia Learns To Protect Her Baby is a minicomic that was published in 1997 by the University Of Washington Novela Health Education bureau, which specialises in bilingual awareness publications . It was published as a two-language flip book, with an … Continue reading
Dean 40 !
1967 was a good year – Dean Haspiel, one of my all time favorite cartoonists turned 40 yesterday ! The Chemistry Set has an update interview with Dino himself, and The Comics Reporter has him naked (I think) ! (btw … Continue reading