Here's something that annoys me about interesting stuff: as soon as it gets juicy, it's all over. This truth I apply across the board to relationships, independent publishing, acne, everything. But especially to zombie movies. So many questions are still left unanswered in this, the greatest of genres.
Anyone who saw the amazing milk crate man perched near Richmond station will be familiar with the Wooster Collective.
Wooster celebrates ephemeral street art from around the globe, and they’ve recently released the product of their first foray into the comic world, Wooster Comix.
Some time last year, Wooster asked their favourite artists to create a set of narratives based on the characters and street iconography of their work.
There’s something disconcerting about seeing comic book characters age slowly. Comic book fans are used to dramatic flashbacks and glimpses into wise old age, but it is rare to see characters subtly become more wrinkly and weary, and struggle with the years. Aside from dramatic death sequences, it’s unusual to be reminded of their mortality.
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