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Author Archives: Tim Beedle
Some Thoughts on Space Shuttles and Sunsets
Today, I watched with much of my office as the space shuttle Endeavor flew over our building in Burbank. It was an undeniably cool moment. Certainly an exciting one, but there was also a little sadness mixed in there for … Continue reading
Posted in Opinions, Personal updates, Semi-biographical
Tagged endeavor, flyby, lompoc, space shuttle, vandenberg air force base
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And the new Dark Crystal: Creation Myths writer is…
Yes, I do realize that it’s been months since I’ve updated my blog. I can’t imagine there’s anyone out there who cares all that much, but if I’m wrong, then allow me to offer my apologies. I’ve been extremely busy … Continue reading
Posted in Comic Book Stuff, Dark Crystal
Tagged Archaia, Dark Crystal, dark crystal creation myths, Jim Henson, joshua dysart
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Jim Henson’s Labyrinth returns to comics…
So, any Labyrinth fans out there? I can finally announce that Archaia’s new Labyrinth graphic novel will be hitting stores in 2012. It’s written by the imaginative duo of Ted Naifeh (Courtney Crumrin, Polly and the Pirates) and Adrianne Ambrose … Continue reading
So You Want to be a Manga-ka
Recently, I was putting together some writing samples for a job application when I came across a blog entry I’d written back when I was still editing manga at Tokyopop. Near the end of my time there, all Tokyopop editors … Continue reading
Posted in Comic Book Stuff, Manga, Opinions, Tokyopop
Tagged advice, comic book advice, comic book creators, comic books, comics, manga, manga advice, manga creators, manga-ka
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Comikaze!
The first annual Comikaze Expo is this weekend at the Los Angeles Convention Center, and I’ve been assisting the organizers with some of their programming. I’ve put together three exciting and very different panels for the show, and I’ve been … Continue reading