Posted inSaturday Morning Cartoons
Bat Milk by Brandon Blommaert
Today's bizarre and brilliant Saturday Morning Cartoon is BAT MILK by Brandon Blommaert, c/o Sundance Channel:
Posted inSaturday Morning Cartoons
Falling by Cole & Stringer
Today's strange Saturday Morning Cartoon is "Falling" by Brant J. Cole and Jason Stringer (who may be the same fellows in the cool LA metal band, The Blackout Trust):
Posted inSaturday Morning Cartoons
Dexter Early Cuts: All in the Family
Kudos to Showtime for releasing animated tales from the Dexter universe between seasons. Here's a link to the Dexter: Early Cuts cartoon series on youtube (with voiceover by Michael C. Hall himself). All the Dexter webisodes are also available on the Showtime website. Here's the first chapter of "All in the Family": I've become quite smitten with the Dexter series of late, and have been rewatching the entire series, sharing my thoughts on Twitter as #DexterNotes. Also available here at gorelets.com in The Nest.
Posted inGorelets: Unpleasant Poems
“Fuzzy Bunnies”: My First Book Trailer for The Gorelets Omnibus
Visit the book page for The Gorelets Omnibus or go directly to Raw Dog Screaming Press to order your copy today. By the way: although I've messed about with animated poems in the past, believe it or not, this video constitutes the very first "book trailer" for one of my single-author titles. If you like it, please leave comments, post it on your site or your favorite social network, or subscribe to my new channel on YouTube to support my continued efforts in this direction. There are some other trailers in a playlist there for books I appear in. I…
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100% Arnzen by Nathan Rosen
Some readers of this blog may know Nathan Rosen as the editor of the website dedicated to microscopically short-short horror stories, Microhorror. Nathan was enrolled in a design program this year, and chose Michael Arnzen as the "product" he had to focus his final term project around. What he came up with is a fabulous array of funky items and I am happy to share a sampler with you here. He called his project "100% Arnzen" and put all the print designs into a cellophane-wrapped meat tray with this funny "meat package" sticker on it: Here's a gallery of…