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posted by Justin Giampaoli @ 1:18 PM
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Thirteen Minutes focused on weekly reviews of Creator-Owned Comics from 2005 to 2015. Paradox Comics “Best Web-Site” Award-Winner. Critic @ Poopsheet Foundation 2009-2014. Critic @ Comics Bulletin 2013-2016. Freelance Writer @ DC/Vertigo, Stela, Madefire, Dark Horse, and Boom! Studios 2012-Present. Follow @ThirteenMinutes
2.22.2010
About Me
- Name: Justin Giampaoli
- Location: San Diego, CA
Justin Giampaoli was a prolific critic at Thirteen Minutes and Comics Bulletin for over a decade. As a writer, his work includes the self-published crime caper The Mercy Killing with artist Tim Goodyear, introductions and bonus content for New York Times Bestseller DMZ at DC/Vertigo, the alt-history epic Rome West and the sci-fi drama Starship Down, both with artist Andrea Mutti at Dark Horse. He recently edited the geo-political thriller California, Inc. with writer Arthur Ebuen and artist Dave Law at Studio 12-7. His unpublished work includes cyberpunk sci-fi classic RoboCop with artist Jorge Coehlo at Boom! Studios, and a modernization of Edgar Allan Poe detective fiction for comics and video games in The Murders in Ravenstown with artist Matthew Southworth at Madefire.
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4 Comments:
Too bad that the all-too-familiar hit-and-miss nature of anthologies rings true for this one. What a gorgeous retro-inspired cover, though! I feel like I'm looking at a 100-year-old Sunday page of Feininger's Kin-der-Kids.
Ryan Claytor
Elephant Eater Comics
www.ElephantEater.com
Ha! Nice reference. Yeah, it's a shame. I was intrigued by the trappings of the concept, and there were a couple of strong pieces, but overall... anthology atrophy kicked in.
Bah! That's a shame. You had me at the concept! Sounded great and I didn't think it was too bloated for an elevator pitch. ...but again, this is coming from the autobio-documentary guy. <:)
Ryan Claytor
Elephant Eater Comics
www.ElephantEater.com
It's just sitting here, maybe I'll shoot it over to you in the next goodie package. ;-)
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