…I’m speechless.

http://www.the-isb.com/?p=980

Thank You Ryan!
So happy to make you happy!

Sigh…
We have a lot of very groovy female readers,
guys….if we’re not your cup of tea…then don’t drink.
And Matt if that’s all you see- then I’m sure I’d never have
a conversation on who was the Best Dr Who-or that Frank Thorne’s Red Sonya Rules….you’d be too bizy looking elsewhere-
: P

and I always have this quote ready for snarky ‘reviewers’
“In many ways, the work of a critic is easy. We risk very little yet enjoy a position over those who offer up their work and their selves to our judgment. We thrive on negative criticism, which is fun to write and to read. But the bitter truth we critics must face, is that in the grand scheme of things, the average piece of junk is more meaningful than our criticism designating it so. But there are times when a critic truly risks something, and that is in the discovery and defense of the new. The world is often unkind to new talent, new creations, the new needs friends.”

The 10th doctor is my favorite, the others were before my time.

I still am not sure what attracts comic fans to Tarot besides this: http://www.the-isb.com/images/Tarot53b.jpg

Hey Holly,

Batsy here (BatWolverine). Have been a regular Tarot reader since loooooong time. Have almost all issues (in singles or TPBs). ‘m missing the first few…but not for long. ‘m looking forward to the HC vol.1

…and to #55, #56, #…well, you get the idea.

-B-

While it has it’s ups and downs like any other comic, hells there’s some good shit in there. If ya love stuff like Slave Girls From Beyond Infinity or Sorority Babes in the Slime-Ball Bowl-A-Rama (two personal fave flicks of mine… horror, hawt chicks, and humour) then you’ll love Tarot. It’s got some clever shit going on in there that not everyone gets… perhaps you have to have a sarcastic sense of humour sometimes to really enjoy some of it… oh well that’s the kind of humour everyone says I like anyhow. And hell, if I’m gonna look at art, I’d rather it be Raven Hex than Men in Tights anyday.

Then again I’m old enough to know it’s better n’ sitting around in my parent’s basement painting Warhammer 40k Models like some people.

Hey Matt- did you READ that issue? Or are you just basing your comment off the surface reaction you get when looking at that image? Personally, parts of that issue freaked me out a bit (in concept). Also, I think it’s got one of the best comic book lines I’ve ever read. I’m sure you’d agree, if you’d read it. And if you DID read it, and didn’t enjoy it, perhaps you should try one of the less horror-slanted issues? Or perhaps one of the multiple-issue story arcs, which are more character driven.

Jim and Holly were the friendliest artists at the San Diego Comic con this year. There really is far more to their comics than what you might see on the cover. Don’t judge till you’ve actually read a Tarot comic. They are great comics in my opinion. I can only hope that some day I’ll be like them someday making the comics that they love and being successful at it.

Welcome! Hey maybe I’ll come here now.

For those that wonder what attracts readers to Tarot, perhaps it has something to do with the positive messages that are in the storylines. Messages that are delivered from the heart without being preachy.

As for who is attracted to the book, looking at the line of people at the Broadsword booth at Comic-con year after year Jim and Holly have a diverse and loyal following of fans. Some of us see each other just once a year as we run into each other at their booth.

Though I have enjoyed Jim’s work prior to Tarot, I have to say I am very grateful for the work Holly and Jim do on this book as it has quite often echoed a message that I knew but had been subconsciously avoiding facing until I saw it delivered in such a unique style.

Keep up the great work guys for every snarky naysayer you have many loyal fans that love you both and Tarot, Raven and the gang as well.

Holly, to collaborate with you is a dream come true … you’ve made this little witch’s lucid dreams come true!

Tonya!…Jim is so psyched to be working with you!
I’m the lucky Witch that gets to perform colour Magick on you!
heehee

Target242
I believe the next blog will have a bit of that…
but the process is more or less…WORK
heehee

Hexy Hugs!

it sure is cool!!! It’s 3 degrees outside!!!!
AAAAAHHHH!
Okay a blog duet…
whatcha wanna blog about Dirky?
het where are my emotioncons…
mmmm?

: P