[ Posted by michaeldooley on Dec 23rd, 2006 2:14 PM ]...

Hello again, Joel. And thanks again for having visited Will Eisner for Education of a Comics Artist. Even after a couple of years I'm still receiving positive feedback about that interview.

I hope to visit Memphis College of Art someday soon. And next time you're in LA be sure to stop by, say hi.

Warmest,
~ mike D

[ Posted by jdpriddy on Dec 31st, 2006 7:27 PM ]...

I'm glad to hear that people like the interview. It was my first time interviewing someone, unless you count a really, really awkward attempt at interviewing David Mazzucchelli when I was a student. And, of course, I was pretty danged nervous to be interviewing the mightiest of the mighty, Mr. Eisner.

Memphis College of Art would love to have you. Come on down! We'll feed you catfish.

[ Posted by michaeldooley on Jan 13th, 2007 9:24 PM ]...

Well, your interview with the mighty Eisner was mighty fine, sir.

And thanks for having created the Sweetie 'n Me strips, which are among the highlights of the "Project Romantic" anthology.

Mmmm... catfish!

~ mike D

[ Posted by michaeldooley on Jan 13th, 2007 9:21 PM ]...

Glad you enjoyed them, Emma.

And as someone very interested in the forms and potential of educational comics, I'm fascinated by what you're doing with Self-Made Hero. Please let me know about further Shakespeare and classics developments.

~ mike D

[ Posted by michaeldooley on Jan 13th, 2007 9:19 PM ]...

Thank, Jim. I think your artwork is pretty cool. I love that loose, funky style. Best of luck with the graphic novel. Be sure to tell me when it's published.

And I'll be glad to let you know about upcoming events around town. I just sent you you some info via Private Message.

Later,
~ mike D

[ Posted by michaeldooley on Jan 13th, 2007 9:15 PM ]...

And I enjoy your art, Calan, which is outrageous in the best sense of the word. More power to you!

~ mike D

[ Posted by michaeldooley on Dec 23rd, 2006 2:23 PM ]...

Heya, Stan. We may have run into each other at the San Diego Con. I've been attending since the El Cortez days. And this past July I was all over the place, moderating a bunch of panel discussions and doing book signings. So, yeah.

Hoping to see you again under more memorable circumstances,
~ mike D

[ Posted by Stan_Yan on Dec 24th, 2006 2:38 PM ]...

Very cool. I'll be at the NY Comic Con in February in Artist Alley as well as MoCCA and most likely, San Diego in the Small Press (although if Ape Entertainment makes it out there, I may be spending a good chunk of time at their booth promoting SubCulture).

[ Posted by michaeldooley on Dec 23rd, 2006 2:19 PM ]...

Howdy back atcha, Elio. Your diversity of illustration styles is very impressive. Keep on keepin' on.

Regards,
~ mike D