glad that you like it... Tardi can't get enough attention.

yes, it does :) Glad you liked it.

As to the war-themed books: there's a new Tardi-book out (at least in German) in which Tardi drew the war-memories of his father. At first glance in the bookshop the concept seemed a bit "mouse"-like. And it was quite expensive (about 35€) so that I didn't buy it - at least for now.

haven't heard of new plans, but I think it's inevitable that they'll have to put out his whole catalogoue in English sooner or later

yes, the politfictions he did with Pierre Christin... liked it a lot at the time, but I think the topic is a bit aged today, I guess, I have it to read it again someday.

Bbbbaaaattttmmaaaaaann! by Mr. Morrison & Mr.Snyder, jla & 7soldiers of victory by Grant Morrison, some goofy golden age stuff (from doom patrol to ... yes... batman), animal man, swamp thing, wonder woman..... there are some - at most out of an interest for certain authors (Lemire & yes Morrison) with a slightly alternate take on the superheroe genre - but it is certainly more subsequently & not my main field of interest.

I was wondering what your interest in general was and i understand it:) I just started reading comics recently and i have noticed the shift in taste dramatically. I guess the more i watch your guys videos the more inspiration i get to see more into unconventional titles:)

the pictures I found on google look nice... I like the old czechoslowakian animation movies - even though I never watched that particular one.

yes, I guess it's called "the war of the trenches", but I guess Tardi did some more... anyhow if you're not too much into the history of the world wars I would rather recommend his crime books or Adele or -yes- "Hier selbst", the latter esp. if you have a good sense for the absurd.

+azimovist Tardi, child unfriendly? ... Do you live in the bible belt :P ? Is there any chance to see your stuff (child unfriendly or not) on the net?

Yes! I'm from the racist,Bible belt town of concord California.I was raised by a radical,schizophrenic,sociologist,on a steady diet of National Lampoon,Warren Publishing's Errie and Creepy magazines(under Bill Dubai's subversive and prurient editorship)Zap Comics,and most importantly-HEAVY METAL! Gods In Chaos changed my life at 16. My first book is an impossible to get publication "Less than hero",a couple of now out of print Books published by Planet Lar AIT: "Continuity" and "First Moon".Both are attainable on Amazon I think.I've just finished up three graphic novels,two for the reincarnated first comics and one for a new digital comics publisher called "Stella".I'll let you know when the new stuff is released.All of the above have been enjoyable enough projects but the current publishing and readership mentality is very mainstream and middle class in its goal of achieving movie and television status.Also,the patriot act era has made comics very timid on an intellectual ,radical level.As I told you,I'm about to take six months to myself and produce something along the lines of Ranxzerox,Drunna,Gods In Chaos.It's not likely that I will find a publisher with the spleen to back this expressionistic,barbarism,this malefic sensual,proto-revolutionary, paneled political, soft porn ,but as Herzog says: "any works of intrinsic worth will find support eventually." Regardless there is always crowd funding and in the end,no cartoonist worth his metal expects great monetary reward.AND YOU THINK YOU RAMBLE! Thanks for asking. Tschus!

tktalbert@gmail-If you'd like to see the good stuff(that the timid publishers pass on).

+azimovist hihi!