Ian Aleksander Adams

David Stohl is the Panopticon.

It’s hollowaen or something.

You may not have noticed, because I’ve been a little under the radar with sharing my comic site updates here, but we’re doing weekly giveaways now.

This is our first sponsored one, and Heavy Ink is shipping out trade paperbacks of Alan Moore’s Superman: Whatever Happened to the Man of Tomorrow.

All you have to do to be eligible is comment on this post.

Gotta hurry though, it ends friday night!

While you’re there, feel free to check out the insane amount of new updates – from Novel (prose) reading orders, to new comic issue checklists, and even a few reviews.

Good luck guys!

I hope you guys enjoyed all of that work. It’s all a little dated, so please check out everyone’s websites to see what they are up to now.

I’ve got a couple quick links that people have sent. You may find them of some interest.

First, Tom Claxton has been reviewing photography books over at his tumbler, http://claxtonprojects.tumblr.com.

Emma Taylor let me know that she posted a list of the “20 Greatest Works of Dystopian Literature.” The site it’s on looks kind of smarmy though, which may be a sign of the apocalypse. I can’t help not trusting online colleges.

Finally, and this deserves bigger mention than this, Christopher Reid contacted me about a very useful website he’s been working on called Snapsort. It helps you find the digital camera you want, basically.

I’d been planning on giving it much more time, but I just haven’t been able to get around to it. Go check out the site for yourself and see what you think. http://www.snapsort.com/

That’s it for now.

Adam Thorman

adamthorman.com

Thomas Hardwicke

flickr.com/thomashardwicke

Daniel Coburn

www.danielwcoburn.com

Alexander Heilner

www.heilner.net

Jane Grundy

www.grundygarden.com

Natasha Montgomery

http://art-design.missouristate.edu/stephenson/sp08/210/NATSWEBSITE/index.html