I don’t know about you folk, but I honestly think that this would have made a better film, but that’s me.

The Perfessor

you can watch the trailer here (I suggest you do, as it is wicked-cool, sexy fun—unfortunately there is no embedding function).

While I’m admittedly more Werewülf than Vampyre, this looks like a film that I’m going to want to catch.

Or you could watch the trailer here (just got the code—thanks Walt)

The Perfessor

Putting the Bite on you

From the (well-produced) Top Cow comicbook, I learned that the premise of the series is about how the creation of a synthetic blood substitute that replicates all of the nutrients that are found in real blood has quite literally changed the way the vampire community deals with the human world, because now vampires no longer have to hunt for food. With humans no longer food, a shaky truce evolves between the two species, and, well, that totally changes the dynamic between the two races.

Sugar and Spice, and ready to Bite!

If Vampires are your thing, than any of the links above can take you to a dark place full of bloodlust, if — however, you want to take a different type of walk on the wild side, you just might want to take a peek at Psychosis! which is an illustrated horor anthology published by Guild Works Productions.

Psychosis! is an on-going 56-page, B&W, horror anthology. The main theme each issue involves a number of relevant looks at the fears that affect men and women in the 21st Century. Contributors to the title come from a number of different backgrounds and are a true mix of established talent along with enthusiastic younger talent cutting their teeth on powerful themes. Each issue features five eight-page stories, prose stories. Welcome to our world — welcome to our fears...

Somewhere between Madness and Mayhem lies...Psychosis!

The Perfessor

While I truly know how lame it is to go on, and on about one’s self, I find it necessary to tout my own horn every once in a while. So here goes. There is a real-live reporter fellow named Mike Gelbwasser (hey, you just can’t make up a name like that!), who writes for the Sun Chronicle of Attleboro, MA. Well Mike has this whole “Online Community” he services with his very fine column, and — as something of a funnybook aficionado himself — he somehow got hooked up with my pals over at the Comicbook Artists Guild (CAG).

Mike’s goal, you see, was to hook up with some funnybook folks local to him in the New England area, and well, we turned him on to our membership, so he’s been interviewing some of the New England group. (He already spoke to Everett Soares, writer of the wonderful Sky Pirates from Free Lunch Comics — Unavoidable aside, Free Lunch is the publishing empire of my good buddy Matt Ryan, the artist on Wülf Girlz).

Well, to return the focus of this particular post back to little ol’ me, Mike (for whatever reason) thought that I’d make for a good interview, and buttonholed me for to answer a few questions for him, which I was only too happy to do. The result, it up on line. Check it out. In the interview we talk a bit about my deep, dark past, How I “broke in” to comics, as well as some of the stuff that I’m doing today. So go on over and tell Mike that his column is very cool, and that you want to see him write about me more often.

And no, I’m not even going to mention the “Have you seen Walt S. Tip hotline” (1.800.WHO.CARES) because, as stated, it is all about me.

The Perfessor