Great Mazinger, 1974. Dr. Caligari, 1989.

I like how Miyazaki is associated with "cozy" aesethetic or whatever, but the dude read Corben and was like "this shit rules."

Akira & Perfume

ko-fi.com/machdent opening up again as I got hit with a curve ball. may have to miss work next week b/c medicaid fucked something up with my meds and denied a refill just as I'm about to run out...never mind my bills are hitting next week and I'll be cleaned out otherwise. rts appreciated. sorry.

Soft by Jane Mai. The vampire story as a childhood confession.

I actually drew this about a month ago but I didn't post it because I wasn't satisfied with how it turned out. But I figure you guys would still be down to see it so here's How Liv and Brie met.

The 1979 film adaptation of Seishi Yokomizo's Devil's Flute isn't as famous as The Inugami Family, but it just wormed its way into my head. I adore Haruko Wanibuchi in it.

Akira Psycho Ball feels like such an odd game, but maybe the devs were thinking about the pinball machine Otomo decorated for an ad and were like "we should make a game out of that."

Regal.

Cool, my art will get even less visibility than usual, I won't make any money from commissions, and my bank account will shrink. All while giving bsky exactly what it wants: No resistance. Great idea. Anyway, please support me so I can survive. Art Packs SubStar Patreon Commissions Ko-fi

Princess. (i hope its ok lol)

This will be up for sale on Monday! A new Terra Mea Zine (the third issue)! It'll be mostly comics and drawings with a few short poems in there as well. I've been working on this one for a while... There will also be revised reprints of the first two zines!

Introducing... The First Terra Mea Zine Chapbook! Brutal Transition A Pulp Story Written by me and with cover illustrations by Hazel Key 5 dollars each (plus shipping) Email to purchase: [email protected] (this is NOT a comic)

Venture Bros had the perfect balance of having the characters be nuanced and vulnerable, but also making sure something really cool and/or funny happens too.

Hand crafted yaoi paddle covers.

It’s funny to see the secret to making bank in animation is creating serialized shows catered towards girls/young women. Felt like, for the longest time, this was a demographic the big companies did everything they could to avoid appealing to! They musta left just SO much money on the table.

Stop!! Hibari-kun! fan art circa 1988 from Animage magazine.

One of the most brilliant, iconoclastic, and influential writers in the history of comics.

Stop!! Hibari-kun! fan art circa 1988 from Animage magazine.

*sees weird gays draw sexually charged violence on their ipads* You Bitch Mother Fucker *sees that the President of the United States is a well-known child molester* Wlel, that's his beliefs and I respect that

I like how Cima's civilian look parallels her Gelgoog. Right down to both having an up-do and red-ish pumps.

Happy birthday, Paul.

Nothing truly embodies wabi sabi like the Shibuya Lock Up circa 2007.

Cartoonists should be interviewed on major interview shows/podcasts that are not Matt Fraction.

It’s time for everyone’s favorite game: Masamune Shirow girl or a well cooked Hotdog?

Going to the Juban district.

Al Leong!!!

When I learned that Koichi Sakamoto (Steve Wang's DRIVE and THE GUYVER 2), one of my favourite action choreographers working today, wrote a book called HOLLYWOOD ACTION! THE JACKIE CHAN CHALLENGE (1996) about his time on no-budget action movies, I had to find a copy... So I could scan and share it!

Henry Rollins can be really cornball but he's the one guy I've seen talk nonstop for two hours about Davy Crocket, the length of guitar solos, and cranking it to drag queens.

Watching a 2000s horror anthology and had a little chuckle when this lug walked on to introduce it. This is punk rock time! This is what Joe Strummer trained you for!

You should be the original King. Evil through ogre’s resurrection, literally hellbent on revenge of his friend. #tekken

Godzilla, Ishiro Honda, 1954. Matango, Ishiro Honda, 1963.

Pink Flamingos, Dir. John Waters

Because antennae are CUTE!

I learned about this comic/author/anime in @sean.zimmerit.moe's DEMON ZINE SHINJUKU, which, if you live in Toronto, is available at The Beguiling. Or here: www.zimmerit.moe/demon-zine-s...

"Yes, I am interested in Girl's Comics Scream Theatre. How can I subscribe to your periodical?"

Ad for John Water’s Female Trouble from V-Zone No. 6, 1986.

The clean digital colors on this (Print coming soon)

Terra Mea Zine Issue 3 Front and Back cover:

Once again, if you've been enjoying Mach's work on official Tokusatsu releases for Discotek & TokuSHOUTsu, please consider giving Mach a few bucks when he needs it. He's an awesome human, and an invaluable member of the community! 🙏

SD Twin Peaks figures made for an issue of Hobby Japan (issue unknown, but safe to say early 90s). Not my scan, so I gotta track down this issue.

[Old Art] - Some Silent Hill 1 watercolors (with a healthy dose of ink ofc). I could be drawing SH fan art all day.

This is actually an anthology of sorts. One standalone volume is from the Tea Time lineup, such as this particular issue (I own it/am currently documenting it) which received reprints for Comiket and mail order fans. This particular circle was short lived, but Kishida was behind most of it.

*Noriko watching as Jung just double fists Pepsi on a summer day* "Can I have one?" "Fuck off."