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Comics, Writing and other Related Chicanery
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The Business
Comics by Me
- March 29, 1912
- Comics on Top Shelf 2.0
- Carbonara
- TRANSPORT
- "Please"
- "I'd Like To Think"
- "Eat My Cheese"
- "Does It Make You Happy?"
- "Various Mice"
- "You've Changed"
- "Mouse Dream"
- "Sometimes At Night"
- "Don't We All?"
- "Do You Ever Get Lonely?"
- "Hug?"
- "Unsung" Pages 1-5
- "Unsung" Pages 6-10
- "Unsung" Pages 11-20
- "Unsung" Pages 21-30
- "Unsung" Pages 31-35
Blogs I Curate
Bio
J.M. Shiveley draws pictures in rows. Sometimes with letters in rows. Sometimes when read in a certain sequence meaning is gleaned. Mostly not.
He also is the editor of HIVE: A Somewhat Quarterly Comics Journal Anthology which is published through the mini comic D.I.Y. group Grimalkin Press.
He would love to hear from you and talk about really nerdy things like pen cartridge to well ink conversion schematics and golems.
For Your Consideration
- Koyama Press
- J.M. Shiveley on Twitter
- Top Shelf 2.0
- The Comics Reporter
- Chris Mostyn Comics
- Comic Tools
- Eleanor Davis and Drew Weing
- Matt Kindt
- Malachi Ward
- Noah Van Sciver
- Lord Hurk
- Eric Orchard
- Jess Smart Smiley
- Dustin Harbin
- Cole Closser
- Jesse Moynihan
- Hawk Krall
- John Kinhart
- The Daily Crosshatch
- Avoid the Future!
- Inkstuds
- Indie Spinner Rack
This is great! I'm such a fan of comics that just draw the reader in with their personal thoughts and complicated histories. I love it. I really like the composition and how the speech bubbles move the reader to new panels.
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