http://www.metabunker.dk/?p=1808 by matthias wivel & friends Thu, 13 Jun 2013 23:48:35 +0200 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.1 http://www.metabunker.dk/?p=1808&cpage=1#comment-531 Matthias Wivel Sun, 29 Mar 2009 13:13:10 +0000 http://www.metabunker.dk/?p=1808#comment-531 Thanks for the kind words. I agree that Josh Simmons was one of the standouts. I was only vaguely aware of him before and his contribution was really strong. And I think it's impressive how he really manages to tell a *story.* Thanks for the kind words. I agree that Josh Simmons was one of the standouts. I was only vaguely aware of him before and his contribution was really strong. And I think it’s impressive how he really manages to tell a *story.*

]]> http://www.metabunker.dk/?p=1808&cpage=1#comment-514 Travis McGee Wed, 25 Mar 2009 21:45:11 +0000 http://www.metabunker.dk/?p=1808#comment-514 Though I disagree with one or two of the specific judgements, this is the first review of KE7 I've seen that reflects my own reaction to the work - too many inconsequential strips and retreads of earlier work made me feel a little disappointed, though I still find myself returning to it from time to time. The claustraphobic Josh Simmons strip was the standout for me; the David Heatley strip, the cringe-inducing worst (futher evidence that the man should learn to avoid political philosophizing in his strips). Though I disagree with one or two of the specific judgements, this is the first review of KE7 I’ve seen that reflects my own reaction to the work – too many inconsequential strips and retreads of earlier work made me feel a little disappointed, though I still find myself returning to it from time to time. The claustraphobic Josh Simmons strip was the standout for me; the David Heatley strip, the cringe-inducing worst (futher evidence that the man should learn to avoid political philosophizing in his strips).

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