My Dad
Today would’ve been my father’s 81st birthday. The following is for him, with love. William Leonard Grogan Sept. 17, 1934-July20,2015 My Dad. I’m going to try to … Continue reading My Dad
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Today would’ve been my father’s 81st birthday. The following is for him, with love. William Leonard Grogan Sept. 17, 1934-July20,2015 My Dad. I’m going to try to … Continue reading My Dad
Kirby is here! Or rather–Kirby is at California State University Northridge Art Galleries in Los Angeles, where Comic Book Apocalypse: The Graphic World of Jack Kirby opens to the public … Continue reading Comic Book Apocalypse! A Jack Kirby Blockbuster!
My friend Kevin Mutch often posts interesting gifs, displaying his process. I thought I’d follow suit and show a little of the work “behind the scenes” for “Jetpack Jr.”. It … Continue reading Behind the Scenes: Process!
Hey! Didja hear? There’s a blockbuster retrospective of the King of Comics coming your way late this summer! That’s right–a big, big show of Jack Kirby’s greatest work, curated by … Continue reading Kirby, GIFS, and stuff
Here are two new GIF’s of Jetpack Jr. comics! Be sure to check out the Jetpack Jr. channel on GIPHY.com! Meanwhile, enjoy! Career Choice: and “Art Therapy”
Wow-it’s been awhile since my last post. I’ve been trying to catch up on Jetpack Jr.-trying to give myself a little lead time so that deadlines( self-imposed) aren’t breathing down … Continue reading Too Long Away!
So, I watched the comic strip documentary, “Stripped” on Netflix last night. It wasn’t my first viewing; I’d seen the debut of the film at the Billy Ireland Cartoon … Continue reading "Stripped"
My birthday passed by a few weeks ago, and one of the nicest presents was Peanuts Every Sunday by Charles Schulz; vol.2: 1956-1960, from Fantagraphics. A confessed Peanuts freak, I … Continue reading The Gift That Keeps on Giving
I’ve always found an artist’s process interesting; several years ago there was a great book out on various cartoonists called In the Studio(Todd Hignite; Yale University Press; ©2006). It featured … Continue reading Behind the Curtain
Deb and I just picked up Gerry Anderson’s “Stingray”. If you love Gerry Anderson’s “Thunderbirds” but don’t know “Stingray, you’re in for a treat. I love “Thunderbirds”, and sure, … Continue reading Stingray
Okay–so this blog is all things “Jetpack Jr.”–and will feature whatever little bits of backstage info on the comic strip that might be of interest,etc. (to whom, I don’t know! … Continue reading This Blog
Jetpack Jr. ©GeoffGrogan Let’s face it, the title sucked. More than one person told me “Plastic Babyheads from Outer Space” turned them off before they ever read the comic, and … Continue reading New Beginnings