Paul Chadwick

Happy we have officially announced this thing I've been working on for ten freakin' years. Expect to hear more from me about it over the next little while. Meanwhile, here are details: www.superherohype.com/comics/65227...

Adventures Into the Unknown #1, 1948. Frank Belknap Long, writer; Fred Guardineer, artist.

Just a reminder that I have some art up for auction ending this Sunday. Also: included with every piece, I include my insanely detailed prelim art. It's basically two for the price of one.

Guilty

Concrete: Stars Over Sand #4 by @paulchadwick.bsky.social - A real corker! All three leads have their own arcs with in the issue (and the series) all weaving together, behaving like real people. This issue brings the story to a climax, with next issue dealing with the aftermath. Superb storytelling.

The largest civilian aerial firefighting fleet is heavily engaged in the wildfire fighting in Southern California. Here’s a @calfire.bsky.social tanker fighting the Norte Fire right now.

That intense, cruel Red Ryder movie he made quite shook me when I saw it as a young man -- incidentally, with my Art Center roommate Thomas Kinkade, who found it funny. You can figure out where his name came from pretty easily.

Amazon Ai has some helpful lines of inquiry for those interested in purchasing Concrete products www.amazon.com/s?k=paul+cha...

Notice good news when it comes

This morning's comics - James Harren's THE DEMON #1, and @paulchadwick.bsky.social's CONCRETE: STARS OVER SAND #4. Absolutely loving having new Concrete to read, really missed it, and it remains utterly brilliant.

Kind of wish I lived nearer to Los Angleles (these went out to everyone in the Art Director's Guild, of which I am still a member). Go Brad

Concrete: Stars Over Sand #4 (Dark Horse). Heart was racing for the first half. Very curious how this - and the Concrete series? - will end next issue. I laughed out loud when Ron is looking over the books he wrote; one is just titled "Pushing Things." #comicsky @paulchadwick.bsky.social #concrete

i adore this book. And not just this book, i havent missed any comics you put your name on (as far as i know). i have no shame; i beg you to make more Concrete, more World Below, whatever you want to do - I’ll be there.

I dig this "hand o' the artist" page by @paulchadwick.bsky.social

Another Killer Closes In On Maureen & Larry in @darkhorse.com's CONCRETE: Stars Over Sand #4 by @paulchadwick.bsky.social #NCBD #Concrete #StarsOverSand #DarkHorseComics comicsbodega.com/preview-conc...

More little batteries for inside.

I already had Stars Over Sand

I'm convinced AI is our generation's radium - a discovery with genuinely useful applications in specific, controlled circumstances that we stupidly put in everything from kid's toys to toothpaste until we realised the harm far too late where future generations will ask if we were out of our minds.

The master N. C. Wyeth’s cover painting for Edgar Rice Burroughs' 1915 novel “The Return of Tarzan”.

Leslie Illingworth’s brilliant double-page colour carton “The Combat”, as printed in Punch magazine in Nov 1939 just a few months after the UK entered World War II.

My writing partner and I tried for a long time. The executives were like "Magnus who...?" And then there was the Classic Media company problem. They claimed to own a lot of stuff that they didn't quite exactly reeeeally have title to... Dell properties among them. Turok skated out.

Thanks Chris: Manning it was. I wish I met him; Dave Stevens and Bill Stout did assistant work for him (both of the La Brea studio, along with me and Richard Hescox.) We referred to "death burritos," to which was attributed Manning's heart attack (without much evidence, it must be said).

When you're ticked off and a friend sends you something to make you feel better. 🐑🔊

This is so timely. Who wrote Magnus anyway? Russ Manning himself?

I remember when I first learned about Magnus Robot Fighter, the dude that really fascinated me was 1-A, the robot that found baby Magnus and trained him to destroy other robots. Like wtf

Harrowing pilot-stabbing incident details from the Guardian, with a helpful video (including in-flight video call after control was regained). 90 min. until they landed. Indian pilot still alive. Tail damage; that's weird. Get a load of this altitude drop: www.theguardian.com/world/2026/o...

First two issues out, modest but respectable, clean layouts and fun content. I appreciate their brisk prose; I have enough verbiage to read every day! I expect it to grow and grow. Very much the vibe of the 70s fanzines I grew up with, so this is catnip to me.

Thanks for bringing this to my attention. Made me feel great.

AI bubble is bursting. Put all your money into comics.

Spent much of today reconnecting with @paulchadwick.bsky.social’s excellent Concrete series. Effortlessly beautiful looking comics that bring to life incredibly human tales. There’s nothing else like it in comics.

His imagery utterly dominated the innocent, early counterculture. More of a cultural standout than Thomas Kinkade, a high bar. Late life dementia put his wife, son and daughter at each others throats (wife killed herself), sad coda to a career spreading messages of peace, love and mystical fun.