DORIS DANGER!

first Hippy vs. Christian Riots!

As we all know, two of the most bloody warring factions of American history are… the peaceful Christian, and the peace-loving Hippy! And it is fortunate for YOU that we here at Tabloia Weekly Magazine were right there in the middle of things and able to document from start to finish when their horrifying riots in the streets of New York City erupted! Click the “next” button to get a taste of history, fans!

CHRISTIAN VS. HIPPY 

With reverence and admiration for, and in loving parody of, the Atlas GIANT MONSTER comics of Jack Kirby, Stan Lee, Steve Ditko, and Larry Lieber, whose comics you should buy!

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Doris Danger (vol. 1, Chpt. 10), page 081 – Commentary


ME AND MY BEST FRIEND, PETER BAGGE!

“If you like giant monsters, AND Doris Danger, then how could you possibly not LOVE Doris Danger Giant Monster Stories? Answer: You Couldn’t!” – Peter Bagge

Considering what best friends we are, I feel like I actually haven’t spent that much time with Peter! I commissioned his pin-up from him online, by email, in 2005, before meeting him! Our most lengthy visit was probably the Zoom interview I did with him in 2020.


Back in 2007, my then-one-year-old son and I met Peter briefly at Seattle’s Emerald City Comic-Con. This photo documented that historic first meeting, and we spoke briefly about both being musicians and that was about all the conversation we had.

 

 

 

 

 


Shortly after (same year), our paths crossed at Atlanta’s Dragon Con, where Peter was hustling past my table but paused briefly for a photo.  We then wound up on an indie comics creators panel together:

 

 

 

 

 

 

In 2010, we were both invited to design trading cards for Rochester Electronics’ electronics safety super hero, Captain Rochester. The company then hosted a thank-you dinner for its card contributors at Comic-Con in San Diego, and I wound up at a table with Peter and his wife, Joanne.  I hadn’t planned to go down to Comic-Con that year, but changed my mind so that I could enjoy being a part of this monumental dinner with a bunch of my favorite artists in the industry. (Below, Joanne, then Batton Lash, who saw photos were being taken and squatted down in the photo with us! – and Peter and myself.) Fun and memorable night!


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