Interesting fact. The Chernobyl reactor was built away from the city of Chernobyl. Then the city of Pripyat was built around the reactor for the workers. Now both cities are ghost towns.
Interesting fact. The Chernobyl reactor was built away from the city of Chernobyl. Then the city of Pripyat was built around the reactor for the workers. Now both cities are ghost towns.
We here at Perfect Agent are proud to participate in the annual charity drive. It’s for a great cause. Take a look, drop a few ducats, and get a wallpaper as a gift! Tara’s in there somewhere mixin’ it up in the snowball fight.
I only went to New York Comic Con the first day. The PROS & PRESS ONLY day!! (also 4 day pass people but semantics) Silly me thought it would be less of a mob scene, but I learned pretty quickly once we ended up on the ass end of the line for the show floor. Just like in “A Christmas Story”, it practically went from the Javits Center to Terre Haute.
It was a nice break from the humdrum, although I wish they’d opened the show floor earlier. I don’t know why they have to wait til the late afternoon and only have it open for 3 hours, but that’s me. I cannot properly schmooze and schlep within that time period. I don’t like being rushed!
But anyways, I enjoyed myself. My sister and I got to meet the infamous Sucklord from Bravo’s latest season of “Work Of Art”. Totally was not expecting him to be there. And what made it even more surreal was that we’d just watched the episode the night before. Super chill guy, very down to earth. Really dig his style big time.

Homeboy’s even got his own special chair. Solid.
I also ran into a myriad of cosplayers, some fantastic, some not so much. But the one person I was especially curious about was the first guy within eyesight as I walked in the building that afternoon: Mr. Stonewall Bear 2011. By the time we were about to leave, which was around 7, he was STILL OUT THERE by the entrance, just hangin’ out. I had to go talk to the dude. You can’t pass up awesome like that.

Mr. Stonewall Bear 2011, servin’ Zangief realness.
Shills and Thrills!
But I have to call myself out on a little tiny flub from a while back. The panel where I had Tara kicking Kasumi’s door down has a wardrobe malfunction. Not that kind! Don’t get your hopes up. I forgot one little tiny detail: the little leg straps on her right leg. They magically reappear this week!
So if you’re like, really really good at suspension of disbelief, just pretend that the accoutrements on her outfit defy the laws of science and logic altogether.
Also, give the new Sophie Ellis Bextor a listen. (album – Make A Scene) Gives Gaga a run for her money*! (which is also a dress at some point I’m sure)
*- I keed. Born This Way lives up to its hype after a few listens. Paws up.
- The Steph Monster
Wake the kids! Phone the neighbors! PERFECT AGENT #3 is now available at IndyPlanet. Be the first on your block to own a copy.
Yes, I got a little Wacom for Christmas. This latest pinup is 100% all of my digital handiwork. Pro Tip: Working while “Soul Train” reruns play in the background are very conducive to the creative process.
New year, new nonsense. Enjoy it. Also, if you’re the type that likes things signed by both creators, today is your lucky day. (??) I, the are-teest, have a special deal for you: Perfect Agent print issues #1+#2, signed by myself and Greg, plus a mystery bonus mix mini cd = $5.
Paypal is breakfastangst at gmail dot com. GET ON THIS.