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Posted by hutchowen on November 5, 2007
I got so into putting Blumer into this costume. So another week exploring his determination to be in some other skin.
The thing about Blumer is that life sucks for him. Clinging to the belief that if he can just start over from scratch , things will be ok for him.
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Posted by hutchowen on October 16, 2007
Gang, my 101 improv class with the AMAZING teaching genius, Tara Copeland (Above, far right, with Ms. Jackson.Go see them Fridays at Magnet!) this Thursday at the Magnet Theater.
Where/When:
Thurs, Oct 18, 7 pm
Free
Magnet Theater, 29th Street between 7th and 8th Avenue.
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Posted by hutchowen on September 21, 2007
Hello internet!
I’ve teamed up with the terrific folks at The Panelist.com, a website about investing ethically, to start a new weekly strip, The Money Warrior!
The Money Warrior’s on the hunt! He’s current, direct, ruthless and primal! The Money Warrior wants to kill you some money!
Check the first strip directly here: or check thepanelist.com or themoneywarrior.com once a week.
The Money Warrior started as a bit of a parody of Jim Cramer of Mad Money, and in fact I created the first iteration for my Metro strips. But those strips reminded me that in the end, I dislike parody. I’d rather invent my own creations, something new from a starting point of parody.
I’m super excited to be doing a focused strip that enables me to poke at the more ridiculous, and even childish edges of capitalism.
Please take a look, and especially, leave a comment and let The Panelist know you love your dividends best served cold!
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Posted by hutchowen on September 17, 2007
These strips represent the end of the Rebelville story for now. Hutch gets naked. As a creator, I take any chance I can to get Hutch naked.
I’m reminded of Ed Brubaker’s depiction of me in his LOWLIFE series- I was portrayed as a wildhaired nudist, espousing free love while letting my naked genitals drape over the bike seat I was riding down the beach.
I suppose it’s not really far off; thats certainly an ideal. As for Hutch, he’s always represented an ideal vision, so he gets naked in public a bit more than I do. Huzzah to him!
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