Jaymie Moore
@jaymiemoore.bsky.social
Formerly with Human Engineering Life Laboratories, now a researcher with Occult Research Center (if you get the refences, Rao protect you), trans, she/her they/them
I went looking for one book because a question to the public popped up in my feed. Trying to find it, I found Transylvania Station by Donald & Abby Westlake with a Gahan Wilson cover.
November 16, 2025 at 2:36 AM
I went looking for one book because a question to the public popped up in my feed. Trying to find it, I found Transylvania Station by Donald & Abby Westlake with a Gahan Wilson cover.
Examining the leather jacket for wear this evening as the temps drop again.
November 10, 2025 at 10:37 PM
Examining the leather jacket for wear this evening as the temps drop again.
Sunday morning is longreads morning. Emails, newsletters, magazine and newspaper articles set aside during the week will, I most fervently hope, by read on Sunday morning.
Insert laugh track here.
I did not know there was a book published, a bio of Kenney and the founding of National Lampoon.
Insert laugh track here.
I did not know there was a book published, a bio of Kenney and the founding of National Lampoon.
November 9, 2025 at 5:26 PM
Sunday morning is longreads morning. Emails, newsletters, magazine and newspaper articles set aside during the week will, I most fervently hope, by read on Sunday morning.
Insert laugh track here.
I did not know there was a book published, a bio of Kenney and the founding of National Lampoon.
Insert laugh track here.
I did not know there was a book published, a bio of Kenney and the founding of National Lampoon.
I didn't know there was a Star Trek comic strip in the UK much less IDW had them collected. I'll add this to my want list next to the collection of US ST comic strips and the ST manga with a story or two by Diane Duane.
October 23, 2025 at 4:59 AM
I didn't know there was a Star Trek comic strip in the UK much less IDW had them collected. I'll add this to my want list next to the collection of US ST comic strips and the ST manga with a story or two by Diane Duane.
And his adaption/continuation of 2001. I read an issue of the latter decades ago and the last time I read the former was a decade before that. I would like to reread each and not just to refresh my memory.
October 4, 2025 at 5:26 PM
And his adaption/continuation of 2001. I read an issue of the latter decades ago and the last time I read the former was a decade before that. I would like to reread each and not just to refresh my memory.
Godland is filled with evolution, cosmic enlightenment, alien uplift, posthumanism and sad bastards wanting to complete control of the human experiment for themselves.
So, nothing at all that speaks to us today.
The story seemed to be in conversation with Kirby's work on Captain Victory.
So, nothing at all that speaks to us today.
The story seemed to be in conversation with Kirby's work on Captain Victory.
October 4, 2025 at 5:26 PM
Godland is filled with evolution, cosmic enlightenment, alien uplift, posthumanism and sad bastards wanting to complete control of the human experiment for themselves.
So, nothing at all that speaks to us today.
The story seemed to be in conversation with Kirby's work on Captain Victory.
So, nothing at all that speaks to us today.
The story seemed to be in conversation with Kirby's work on Captain Victory.
Godland by Joe Casey and Tom Scioli
Godland is the story of Adam Archer who is evolved to a higher being by aliens. This is a straight-up superhero comic, echoing the work of Kirby even down to having artistic riffs of the King, with some allusions to the work of Jim "I created Thanos" Starlin.
Godland is the story of Adam Archer who is evolved to a higher being by aliens. This is a straight-up superhero comic, echoing the work of Kirby even down to having artistic riffs of the King, with some allusions to the work of Jim "I created Thanos" Starlin.
October 4, 2025 at 5:26 PM
Godland by Joe Casey and Tom Scioli
Godland is the story of Adam Archer who is evolved to a higher being by aliens. This is a straight-up superhero comic, echoing the work of Kirby even down to having artistic riffs of the King, with some allusions to the work of Jim "I created Thanos" Starlin.
Godland is the story of Adam Archer who is evolved to a higher being by aliens. This is a straight-up superhero comic, echoing the work of Kirby even down to having artistic riffs of the King, with some allusions to the work of Jim "I created Thanos" Starlin.
Adding alt text.
September 20, 2025 at 5:48 AM
Adding alt text.
Went into a Friends of the Library sale and came out with The Art of Harvey Kurtzman.
September 11, 2025 at 6:48 AM
Went into a Friends of the Library sale and came out with The Art of Harvey Kurtzman.
Had to slam on my brakes when the driver of a car in front of me didn’t know how to share a two lane road. Front right side brake snapped off. I burned my hands picking it up.
Now to see if I can get home ha ha ha.
Now to see if I can get home ha ha ha.
September 8, 2025 at 3:39 AM
Had to slam on my brakes when the driver of a car in front of me didn’t know how to share a two lane road. Front right side brake snapped off. I burned my hands picking it up.
Now to see if I can get home ha ha ha.
Now to see if I can get home ha ha ha.
Proof of life or half life or whatever if you can call this living.
August 28, 2025 at 4:38 PM
Proof of life or half life or whatever if you can call this living.
On the subject of lost murals, I first saw this on the side of a long gone Dallas club, Fish Dance. It was three times as long three decades ago. Years of being covered over and wall removal has reduced it down.
Everything is ephemeral. Nothing lasts. Take your joy where and when you can.
Everything is ephemeral. Nothing lasts. Take your joy where and when you can.
August 15, 2025 at 3:01 PM
On the subject of lost murals, I first saw this on the side of a long gone Dallas club, Fish Dance. It was three times as long three decades ago. Years of being covered over and wall removal has reduced it down.
Everything is ephemeral. Nothing lasts. Take your joy where and when you can.
Everything is ephemeral. Nothing lasts. Take your joy where and when you can.
Laundry reading is a collection of the crime fiction of Bradbury. This seems to primarily be from the pulps but not exclusively.
June 13, 2025 at 12:51 PM
Laundry reading is a collection of the crime fiction of Bradbury. This seems to primarily be from the pulps but not exclusively.
Sitting in the shade, waiting and reading Book & Dagger by Elyse Graham. This book covers the librarians Donovan used as spies for the OSS during WWII.
June 4, 2025 at 9:04 PM
Sitting in the shade, waiting and reading Book & Dagger by Elyse Graham. This book covers the librarians Donovan used as spies for the OSS during WWII.
I picked up volume 1 of the Steve Ditko omnibus at a used book store some time ago and began reading the beginning, the Shade stories. I've been so stressed, angry, despairing, and full of dysphoria I only just reached the end of the published issues.
May 28, 2025 at 3:34 PM
I picked up volume 1 of the Steve Ditko omnibus at a used book store some time ago and began reading the beginning, the Shade stories. I've been so stressed, angry, despairing, and full of dysphoria I only just reached the end of the published issues.
The Toth volume is expected in December and Wrightson next year. I hope there's an intention to publish Ditko and Corben volumes, too.
May 24, 2025 at 12:42 PM
The Toth volume is expected in December and Wrightson next year. I hope there's an intention to publish Ditko and Corben volumes, too.
Look one thing up which leads to another then another and now I'm looking at vampiric gothics published in the Strand in the late 19th century.
April 27, 2025 at 4:04 PM
Look one thing up which leads to another then another and now I'm looking at vampiric gothics published in the Strand in the late 19th century.
Trying to look something about about the Steranko illos for Ellison's "Repent, Harlequin, said the Tick-Tock Man!" and find myself distracted by my awe upon seeing the work. Someone should see about getting these back in print. I'd love to have one on the wall.
April 26, 2025 at 5:39 PM
Trying to look something about about the Steranko illos for Ellison's "Repent, Harlequin, said the Tick-Tock Man!" and find myself distracted by my awe upon seeing the work. Someone should see about getting these back in print. I'd love to have one on the wall.
Just returned from the library with Moderan by David Bunch and The Reinvented Heart edited by Cat Rambo & Jennifer Brozek.
April 22, 2025 at 8:13 PM
Just returned from the library with Moderan by David Bunch and The Reinvented Heart edited by Cat Rambo & Jennifer Brozek.
The annoying thing here for me is that, as I grow more interested in the history of comics, I know I've seen the paperback at used bookstores before, possibly two decades ago. Gil Kane art, characters, and plot, with Archie Goodwin weaving the story from Kane's work.
March 31, 2025 at 4:27 PM
The annoying thing here for me is that, as I grow more interested in the history of comics, I know I've seen the paperback at used bookstores before, possibly two decades ago. Gil Kane art, characters, and plot, with Archie Goodwin weaving the story from Kane's work.
After reading some on The Death of the Author by Nnedi Okorafor yesterday, I went for a short walk.
I need at add birdcall packs on the Merlin app as there were a few birds the app couldn't identify.
I need at add birdcall packs on the Merlin app as there were a few birds the app couldn't identify.
February 27, 2025 at 4:45 PM
After reading some on The Death of the Author by Nnedi Okorafor yesterday, I went for a short walk.
I need at add birdcall packs on the Merlin app as there were a few birds the app couldn't identify.
I need at add birdcall packs on the Merlin app as there were a few birds the app couldn't identify.
