Wow! What a comic. This turned out way better than I
had imagined... Every piece in it is solid. Both in terms of art and
story. I downloaded it this morning anxious to see how my piece fit in
(I'm self centered like that). I was also vaguely curious to see what
Lars did with his piece, but... I started reading from page 1 and
couldn't put it down. Sam Spina's piece is the perfect opening,
eloquently illustrating how I imagine most of the contributors felt...
(I know he certainly captured how I felt about things... kind of
disconnected, hard to relate to, but general bad feeling). Simon
Taylor's piece was nice too. If he ever puts out a book of his "living in
Japan stories" I would definitely buy it. Peter Conrad's story was
haunting... Tod C. Parkhill's story was clever and brilliantly executed.
Ben Hutchings story was dynamic. There were just so many different
styles and stories...
You've preserved a moment in time. Something I'll be able to
look back on and read again and remember how everyone came together in
the face of a disaster. You should definitely be proud of yourself. I
know I certainly feel honored and proud to be a part of this.
Sam Mooney
Looks great! What a collection! Pleased and proud to be a part of this.
Peter Conrad
This is a GREAT piece of work - and one I'm proud to have contributed
to. We should all take a huge pat on our collective back for this. Now - what do we do for an encore???!!!
Glenn Flemming
Read the book last night, it's really solid. It's got a really good
lineup too, both people I've heard of and people I'm not familiar with.
and just the right mix of styles - not too much manga, not too much
indie
Jeffrey Brown
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