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Labels: Pan's Labyrinth
posted by SRBissette at
8:51 AM
I'm a Native Vermonter who drew and wrote from a tender age and loved dinosaurs and monsters, none of which I've ever outgrown. I graduated in 1978 as a member of the first-ever class at the Joe Kubert School of Cartoon & Graphic Art, Inc., entered the comics profession and carved out a career until my retirement from the field in 1999. I made (and left) my mark with SWAMP THING, TABOO, '1963,' and TYRANT, among others. As a writer, I've written for a variety of zines (including VIDEO WATCHDOG, DEEP RED, FANGORIA, etc.) and books (THE MONSTER BOOK: BUFFY THE VAMPIRE SLAYER, UNDERGROUND USA, etc.) amid occasional bouts of fiction (the Stoker Award winning novella ALIENS: TRIBES, short stories). My current pet project is GREEN MT CINEMA, dedicated to VT and New England films and filmmakers. I write constantly, draw occasionally, and now teach at the Center for Cartoon Studies in White River Jct., VT. I live with my wife Marjory, whom I love -- and I sure love my son Daniel and my daughter Maia, too.
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4 Comments:
Please let's hear about Pan's Labyrinth...we're going to be seeing it on Sunday afternoon in Amherst. Every review I've heard and read, including the Valley Advocate and NPR, have praised it for being one of the best movies in years...looking forward in reading the Bisstee spin on it.
Mk
OK, I'll be here at 11:00.
You better not let me down again.
I listened to an interview with del Toro on NPR yesterday. I knew I liked his films, but I had no idea the guy was so bright. I was really impressed with the way he spoke about film.
Is your request line open?
Gimme "the other side" of this child molester guy that Bill O'Reilly wants off the streets of Vermont. What's the Progressive argument against O'Reilly and for that guy?
I'm genuinely curious, not baiting you. Or assuming anything. Just wonder if you know.
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