All Things To All People
The Kittysneezes Interviews — Interviews with all sortsa people.
Wry Ann Duchane first came to Internet Comic Prominence with the strip Hound’s Home, a long-running strip about George Glass, his two cats he taught to talk, and a talking, hyper-intelligent monkey. The strip went from being about the trials and tribulations…
Image via Wikipedia Kurt Kuersteiner is the proprietor of the Jack T. Chick Museum Of Fine Art and the VP of the Chick Tract Club. He’s written The Art Of Jack T. Chick on Chick tracts, and directed the new documentary God’s…
Chelsea Spear, of Two On The Aisle Films, has a new short film, The Mystery Of The Missing Matron which just premiered at Lumen Eclipse’s first annual LE:60 festival, celebrating the one-minute long film. Matron is a photo roman, a film made…
You may have noticed a theme in the recent film reviews posted. The last three films I’ve written about (and a review of Glass Johnny is coming, I swear!) were all screened at the touring show No Borders, No Limits, brought around…
Rafael Medina is a pretty talented fellow. He plays lead guitar in The Anderson Council, but he’s probably best known as the writer/artist of Suicide For Hire, a comic about a couple high school kids who start their own extra-curricular business —…
I was lucky to discover Buttersafe relatively early in the comic’s life; they were actually one of the very first Kittysneezes/Project Wonderful advertisers (see, Project Wonderful ads DO lead to hits! I can guarantee for the most part at least ONE click…
Fred Church is Kumquat — described on the site as “a musical endeavor…described as funky cut-and-paste sampladelica”. The first, self-titled record, came out in 1999, and the second, Similar To Sugar Pill was just released not too long ago. In the interim,…
Image via Wikipedia Charlie “Spike” Trotman is the creator of “Templar, Arizona”, a critically acclaimed long-form “culture fiction” webcomic hosted on Keenspot. Beyond simply being a character story, “Templar” focuses on its titular city as a whole as much as its residents….
Upon listening to her speak, the first description of Becca Rae Greene that comes to mind is “soft-spoken”. However, that’s probably the furthest thing from your mind once she begins to sing — she can really belt it out (and does)… and…
Brian Poole and David Janssen are Renaldo & The Loaf (respectively). Aside from Renaldo Malpractice and Ted The Loaf, they’ve also been known as Plimsollline (collectively), Hooper Struvé & Josef Sneff, Bonsoir & Butex and probably some others as well. They also…