Saturday, May 17th, 2008
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7:03 pm - My 6-word memoir on "Love & Heartbreak"
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10:54 am - Happy Birthday, Fiffe!
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Wednesday, May 14th, 2008
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11:52 am - New FEAR, MY DEAR
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Monday, May 12th, 2008
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6:14 pm - The Immortal: Aggro-Moxie at its Finest
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12:42 am - Before I die I want to...
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Artist/cartoonist, Nicole Kenney, started a new Polaroid project [with her pal, KS Rives] called "BEFORE I DIE I WANT TO..." asking people the same pertinent question and taking a picture with old Polaroid film for each participant to document their answer upon. Nicole swung by DEEP6 studios last week and got some of us to contribute to her project. See if you can spot me, Joan Reilly, Tim Hamilton, and DEEP6 intern, Steve Fuentes:
http://www.beforeidieiwantto.org/
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Friday, May 9th, 2008
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12:17 pm - The future of ACT-I-VATE at Newsarama
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Wednesday, May 7th, 2008
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1:58 pm - New FEAR, MY DEAR
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Tuesday, May 6th, 2008
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3:49 pm - PWCW: Ames and Haspiel Tap The Alcoholic
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12:14 pm - Weekends in the Catskills are different from Brooklyn
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We were at the garden center when I grabbed SBX by the hand and pulled her to the back where trees were for sale. I asked her which one she liked best and she pointed at the weeping willow. When we got back home, I dug a big hole by the stream in the back yard while SBX pruned the young thing. We planted him and packed his roots with fresh soil. We wrapped our arms around his branches and gave him a welcoming hug and blessed him with a kiss. His name is "Thor."
The next day we went for a walk towards Wawaka Lake when I spotted three sheep in dire need of a haircut up the hill from Donald and Esther's house. I suddenly had the hankering to herd and I gave SBX a mischievous look and she retaliated with a look that said "you're going to do it anyway so let's do this together." We entered the gate that kept the beasts at bay and my gall to chase walking wool was severely diminished when I noticed their enormity up close. Before I could fall back, SBX jumped for them as they galloped like fat old ladies in muumuus made from 16th century dreadlocks. We ran around in serpentine zigzags while the bulk of their bloat compromised the sheep's stealth. One sheep hopped over a fallen tree and fell onto its back and couldn't move. SBX squealed and started to laugh. I was horrified by the sheep's dilemma as it struggled to right itself. It took me three shoves to push the sheep over so it could stand back up and run away.
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Monday, May 5th, 2008
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11:57 am - New NDN
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11:44 am - Tub Talk w/Jonathan Ames re: The Alcoholic at Nerve
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Friday, May 2nd, 2008
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11:40 pm - Eisner for Billy Dogma?
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Calling all comix industry professionals. This year the Eisner Awards are allowing online voting. Please cast your ballot. The registration process only takes a minute.
http://www.eisnervote.com
The deadline is June 13th.
My webcomic, BILLY DOGMA: IMMORTAL, is nominated for "Best Digital Comic."
You can see/read it here: http://www.deanhaspiel.com/immortal.html
If you think BILLY DOGMA is the best digital comic, please vote for it. Thanks!
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Thursday, May 1st, 2008
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10:50 am - New FEAR, MY DEAR
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Friday, April 25th, 2008
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12:31 am - Fancy - Lady of Ice
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Thursday, April 24th, 2008
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11:52 am - Vertigo/Zuda links
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Wednesday, April 23rd, 2008
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11:57 pm - Fleen reviews IMMORTAL
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10:36 pm - New FEAR, MY DEAR
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Monday, April 21st, 2008
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3:06 pm - Kevin Colden's NEXT-DOOR NEIGHBOR
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11:09 am - Street Code
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Zuda announces my new webcomic, STREET CODE, which I will start producing early summer: http://www.zudacomics.com/node/503
"Jack, a native New York bruiser, is fed up with living in the dregs of a drug-addled Alphabet City where his neighbors are insane shut-ins and his bicycle is always getting stolen. So, Jack escapes from Manhattan to Brooklyn to make a fresh start in Carroll Gardens only to face a new strain of street logic where most everything he stumbles upon is not as it seems. Jack steeps in the hazing of eons old rituals as a polarized community begrudgingly changes hands between tribes. With STREET CODE, Dean Haspiel returns to his semi-autobiographical roots and explores the emotional truths between prime and primate."
For a link to my teaser page and some chatter: http://www.zudacomics.com/street_code
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Friday, April 18th, 2008
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12:32 am - Drink & Draw
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