Talk about coincidences. Here’s a few. After Feral House released Nightmare of Ecstasy: The Life and Art of Edward D. Wood, Jr., in 1992, many readers got quite excited. Practically nothing was actually known about Wood’s life; author Rudolph Grey spent more than a decade tracking down the amazing stories, and I helped Rudolph stitch them [...]
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Manson Rises
For the past couple weeks we have been working with the great designer Sean Tejaratchi on the 2012 catalogues for Feral House and Process Media. A huge question was how to fit all the titles and covers into a 16-page Feral House catalogue and 8-page Process Media catalogue. The answer for the FH catalogue was [...]
THE SOUNDS
The booming trumpet of the Apocalypse? Some weird governmental machination like HAARP? Hoaxers? WTF? Friends were calling my attention to various YouTube posts from various countries that present strange and unsettling boomy and distant sounds. Pranksters love posting things like this to laugh at the gullibility of the public. I now gladly add to this [...]
Funnyman gallery show at American Jewish Museum
Feral House’s collection of original Funnyman comic storyboards will be going on display for the first time at the American Jewish Museum in Pittsburg. Read more about the Feral House publication Siegel and Shuster’s Funnyman here. Read the director of AJM’s introduction here: AJM_Funnyman_Activity_Sheet Read more about the exhibit below! Super Silly! Superman Creators’ Funnyman Fights [...]
The E-Book Thing
Is it possible that I stare at my laptop long enough every day to have become uncomfortable with the task of looking at printed newspapers and books? Does it matter that images are reproduced much more sharply on a book than a computer screen? Has it made much of a difference to the public-at-large that [...]











































