Even Chinny was a young ‘un once upon a time.

I abandoned this long ago.
I just finished reading what little of the story I had completed. I actually do like a large portion of it. Perhaps, one day I’ll finish the story and sell it as a children’s novel.

I’m selling more comics:
Buy ’em

I want a new job!

I have now posted the losing comic I submitted to the Tokyopop Rising Stars of Manga 3 contest. Read it.

Note-If you find it hard to read, don’t worry, I will be posting a pdf version as soon as possible.

I recently interviewed Eric Black (creator of Marcus Peblo) for the Newgrounds magazine.
Go read it.

Chinny Thanksgiving is Click of the Day today.

Happy news:

Today is my girlfriend’s birthday.
Happy 24th, Jennifer!

I received my second “sorry you didn’t get picked for the Rising Stars of Manga anthology” letter from Tokyopop today. I may enter the contest a third time this summer, but that is definitely it. I will not be rejected by them four times.

The funny thing is I never seem to win contests for things I actually care about. In college I had to take a couple journalism classes to fulfill my broadcasting degree requirements. I couldn’t care less about journalism, but the only journalism contest in which I have ever participated I came away with a prize. I didn’t even know I was in the contest. Comic contests and similar things, on the other hand, where I work furiously to make something I care about ends in rejection. It’s and odd world, friends.

The good news is I’ll be posting the full comic online soon.

One day I just hope to make a movie at least half as good as The City of Lost Children, a comic half as good as Mr. Punch, and books and other things half as good as other greats.

-Chinny out

“Nobody Lives for Ever…Everybody dies but Mr. Punch…”
-Neil Gaiman
The tragical Comedy or Comical Tragedy of Mr. Punch

This is very cool.