Gee, seems like just the other day I posted something or another about Paul Pope. Well, since I haven't posted anything here since Friday, and since Nicole Powers was nice enough to point me to a newish interview with the Popemeister at SuicideGirls...well, you can never have too much Pope art on your blog as far as I'm concerned.


I swear I have a monstrous review column coming up (which is why it's taking so long), and I should have one of those "what I'm getting from DCBS" posts I know you all eagerly await coming later today.

Sending out BSBdG's to PAUL POPE.

I had seen Pope's work here and there before I latched on to the superlative 100%, mostly in anthologies. I was not aware of his THB books, or even (at first) of 100%'s predecessor Heavy Liquid. Once I got the bug, though, I made it a point to pick up pretty much everything he's done since-Liquid, Batman Year 100, his issue of Solo. He is one of the few absolute genius stylists to come along in the last ten years, and whatever he turns his attention to is always worthwhile. He can also heal the sick and cause lame beggars to walk. Aw, I'm kidding about that last part.