Francine Peters-Silver, the other star and center of the Mooreniverse. She’s perfect and if I left my girlfriend for a fictional character, it’d probably be Francine. But she’d probably want to join us, or possible fight me over Francine. Because my girlfriend rules. I don’t do cheesecake often! I’m not good at it!
Katina Choovanski, the star and center of the Mooreniverse. Not much I can say about her. She’s awesome, and if my girlfriend was going to leave me for a fictional character, it’d probably be Katchoo.
Samantha Lockyear from Motor Girl might be the absolute most heartbreaking Terry Moore figure in his oeuvre. I wasn’t quite sure what to make of the book as I started, but by the end… Jesus. Far more affecting and impactful than I would ever have hoped.
I have not read Serial yet, but Zoe is a supporting character throughout Rachel Rising. She’s cute! She’s quirky! She’s 10! She a possible descendant of Jack the Ripper and loves to kill things!
Julie Martin from Echo. This might actually be my favorite Terry Moore work. Sure, SiP is far more in-depth and substantial, but I think Julie’s journey throughout the series is heartbreaking and exhilarating, from the unknown powers to the absolute loss of her agency and sense of self.
It’s Terry Moore Week! All characters from the major Terry Mooreniverse comics. When I met my current ladylove, she did not like comics. Which is good, because who needs some Fake Geek Girl bullshit, am I right, my dudes? Comics are for boys! I bet she doesn’t even know Bart Allen’s home address in Alabama! …
It’s Zoe Kravitz as The Catwoman from the The Batman movie – of which I will probably never watch. The next Batman movie I watch will have him in blue & gray spandex with a yellow oval. Robin will be a 10 year old kid, and there will be jokes. Movies are back, baby.
So I usually try not to mention my Patreon supporters by name, even though I know them all because there are so few of them, and they are all my friends (Hi Joe, Jorell, Jim, and Jephanie!)! SUPPORT ME ON PATREON! So anyhoo, Jim Purcell asked for something a little different this month. This sketch …
I always worry about drawing characters so intrinsically linked to a particular style. I don’t wanna ape the style, but I do want it to be instantly recognizable as that character. So, a little, I was intimidated by Frozone. But also, had a lot of fun drawing this. Could be my very deep-set love for …
A little over 10 years ago, my friend Jim asked me for advice/help on getting started with a podcast. I gave him what little advice I could (which, after podcasting for almost 14 years, is still very little and useless). Then I offered him a URL and hosting space on my server, and I started …
