Joshua Hale Fialkov

Purveyor of sheer awesomeness.

Joshua Hale Fialkov is the Harvey, Eisner, and Emmy Award nominated writer of graphic novels, animation, video games, film, and television, including:

THE LIFE AFTER, THE BUNKER, PUNKS, ELK'S RUN, TUMOR, ECHOES, KING, PACIFIC RIM, THE ULTIMATES, I, VAMPIRE, and JEFF STEINBERG CHAMPION OF EARTH. He's also written television including MAX’s YOUNG JUSTICE, NBC's CHICAGO MED and NETFLIX’s AVATAR: THE LAST AIRBENDER.

Today in Twitter

  • I've started a clipping file from things I read, for research, ideas, etc. What do the rest of you guys use for organization? #
  • @bremxjones I only have the power to sculpt things out of waffles. #
  • Dropped everything temporarily into a program called Notebook, but, it migth end up being Evernote for me. Thanks for the feedback guys! #
  • The lack of an Evernote Blackberry is causing me irritation. Now, if there was a way to send clips from Kindle straight to Evernote... #
  • I'm a moron. An hour early for a lunch meeting. Le sigh. #
  • Ah, the frantic rush to clean up before the maids come to, uh, clean up. #
  • @KatzMoney You'll never take me alive, copper! in reply to KatzMoney #
  • Cupid pilot is great (although, eerily similar to the original one). Here's hoping it actually survives. #

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  • Watching the train wreck that is Lady in the Lake. It's stars ME! #
  • Just finished Season 1 of The Wire. It's amazing. For all those Wire fanatics who haven't seen Homicide yet, you're missing where the ... #
  • @gtangjr Eesh. You in one piece? #
  • My 360 has no sound all of the sudden. What the fuck, Microsoft? #
  • @gtangjr I'll have none of your "I told you so's" young man. #
  • And just as suddenly, 360 sound comes back. Online troubleshooting seems to think it was an "HDMI Time Out" on my TV. That sounds both ... #

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  • @CampJim Good luck. Call me when ou get out, and we can maybe grab a bite. #
  • Most depressing research ever. Seriously. #
  • @mrtonylee I'm pregnant with your baby! <CUE DRAMATIC MUSIC> #
  • Hollywood truly is a dream factory. http://ping.fm/SZbq8 #
  • @kodychamberlain "A wise guy, huh?" and then he kicks him in the nuts and pulls his piece. #
  • Just bought a shitload of MST3K with my tax return. It felt good. Really, really good. #
  • @JoshuaDysart It's worth it, tho. #
  • Put some of my own comics on my Kindle... I gotta say, that screen looks pretty fucking great. #

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  • anxiously awaiting the UPS truck with my Kindle2 on it. Huzzah! #
  • @marcbernardin sounds to me like you're doing it wrong. #
  • I love the U.S. Healthcare System. I haven't been able to eat a full meal in over two weeks. Lost 14 pounds in that time. The special ... #
  • The specialist my HMO will let me see? He'll see me in 6 weeks. Fantastic. #
  • Very excited for new Red Dwarf... Hoping it's a return to form... 'form' being Series 4 and 5. http://ping.fm/7DOXF #
  • And that's the publishing deal closed. Fialkov and Tuazon return to shelves in the not too distant future. #
  • @KatzMoney May you do so in good health and even better spirits. #
  • Being really ill while doing hours of research on terminal illnesses? A complete laugh riot. #

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  • Nothing beats waking up to find that a good chunk of the e-mail you sent yesterday bounced back to you for no apparent reason whatsoever. #
  • @ivanbrandon Favorite new show in a long while. #
  • Three cheers for Let the RIght One In... it's fucking amazing. Best vampire anything in a looooooooong time. #
  • @ramtower Did it come with extra mystery parts, too? #
  • @ramtower It's for structural integrity. #
  • Alright Complete The Wire... one disc down... a shitload to go. #
  • The abdominal pain is REALLLLLLLY getting old. #

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  • is glad he books his Comic-Con hotel when he checks out each year. :) #
  • @robworley you just have to find the hotel that doesn't make you pay till you check out. :D in reply to robworley #
  • Holy shit! Awesome news! http://ping.fm/e3fGy Congrats, Jeff! #
  • @DiaperChamp You'll note I didn't say which hotel I stay at. It's MINE! in reply to DiaperChamp #
  • Kings is fucking stellar. Here's hoping it somehow manages to last. #
  • @TheJohnBarber Monster is quite possibly the greatest work of graphic literature of the past thirty years. So, yeah. #
  • @TheJohnBarber And Pluto is also totally awesome. #
  • @kodychamberlain Yep. You'd shit your pants for Monster. in reply to kodychamberlain #
  • @TheJohnBarber He got a lot better. And if memory serves, the translations on those books were pretty lousy. Monster'll chew you up good. #
  • Josh's other recommended manga: Tezuka's Buddha, Takahashi's Maison Ikkoku, and the so weird it hurts Junji Ito's Uzumaki. #
  • Oh right, and all of the Tatsumi books from D+Q. Abandon the Old in Tokyo is the shit. #
  • @TheJohnBarber I fell off MPD Psycho after the fourth or fifth volume. You may like Gantz (pubbed by Dark Horse), too. #
  • @ramtower Even the painfully repetitive Tomi stuff is still pretty fucking rad. in reply to ramtower #
  • @TheJohnBarber Fair enough. It gets considerably weirder as it goes on. :D Have you jumped into the madness of Osamu Tezuka yet? #
  • @JayRodriguez I did. I want to hug it, I love it so much. #
  • @JayRodriguez I totally forgot volume 2 came out. #
  • @ronsalas I love it. It combines two of my favorite creators in one book. #
  • @CampJim WHA? NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO! #

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Quick Comic Review: Tom Strong vol. 1

Tom Strong (Book 1) Tom Strong by Alan Moore

My review

rating: 5 of 5 stars
For some reason, I skipped over the triumvirate of ABC books of which Tom Strong is a part. It's literally everything good about superhero comics in one book. Fun, inventive, light hearted, emotionally resonant, and, best of all, inspiring. Alan Moore is so often though of as dour and miserable, and yet, here we are, with a book that is anything but.

Go. Read it. Now.

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