"Motion Picture Soundtrack" by Radiohead.

"Motion Picture Soundtrack" by Radiohead.

Oh God, yes. Or The Devil's Candy. Even this story about the disaster of its first trailer is fascinating:

Oh God, yes. Or The Devil's Candy. Even this story about the disaster of its first trailer is fascinating:

Jimmy Corrigan is amazing, but as an intro to Ware, I highly recommend the large-format collection of his one-page Acme Novelty Library strips. They're incredible and much more accessible, even if I can't read more than a few at a time before becoming terminally depressed.

Jimmy Corrigan is amazing, but as an intro to Ware, I highly recommend the large-format collection of his one-page Acme Novelty Library strips. They're incredible and much more accessible, even if I can't read more than a few at a time before becoming terminally depressed.

Ha ha

Ha ha

I got my copy last week, after seeing Chris Ware give a talk in Oak Park, and he was everything I wanted him to be. Sample exchange with a member of the audience: "Can you describe how drawing feels?" "It feels horrible."

I got my copy last week, after seeing Chris Ware give a talk in Oak Park, and he was everything I wanted him to be. Sample exchange with a member of the audience: "Can you describe how drawing feels?" "It feels horrible."

Dodgson, we've got Dodgson here!

Dodgson, we've got Dodgson here!

It's literally unheimlich!

It's literally unheimlich!

On the commentary track, Whedon basically says that he killed off Wash so the viewer would worry that the movie would end like The Wild Bunch.

On the commentary track, Whedon basically says that he killed off Wash so the viewer would worry that the movie would end like The Wild Bunch.

Whatever. Apparently that movie's even worse than Silence of the Lambs.

Whatever. Apparently that movie's even worse than Silence of the Lambs.

In other words: Hurt. Agony. Pain. Love it.

In other words: Hurt. Agony. Pain. Love it.