Stephen Brooks
@stephenmbrooks.bsky.social
Product manager - supporting HE, research and scholarly comms. ❤️ Comics, games, music, puzzles. Mediocre artist, terrible pianist.
Plenty of Christmas spirit in evidence already from the folks at the best little comic shop in Britain. Especially kind as I was something of a a nit-picking customer this week … 😬
(If you still need a gift for the sequential art fan in your life, head to @okcomics.bsky.social in person or online!)
(If you still need a gift for the sequential art fan in your life, head to @okcomics.bsky.social in person or online!)
December 14, 2024 at 3:04 PM
Plenty of Christmas spirit in evidence already from the folks at the best little comic shop in Britain. Especially kind as I was something of a a nit-picking customer this week … 😬
(If you still need a gift for the sequential art fan in your life, head to @okcomics.bsky.social in person or online!)
(If you still need a gift for the sequential art fan in your life, head to @okcomics.bsky.social in person or online!)
The New York Times today, inadvertently revealing they've never heard of oranges ...
November 22, 2024 at 10:09 AM
The New York Times today, inadvertently revealing they've never heard of oranges ...
“Attack ‘em”s … ?
Nice to know the U.S. Military-Industrial Complex has a sense of humour.
Nice to know the U.S. Military-Industrial Complex has a sense of humour.
November 18, 2024 at 8:55 AM
“Attack ‘em”s … ?
Nice to know the U.S. Military-Industrial Complex has a sense of humour.
Nice to know the U.S. Military-Industrial Complex has a sense of humour.
Very pleased to have received this in tip-top condition from Unbound. Very much looking forward to reading it, after I’ve finished Philippe Squarzoni’s graphic novel adaptation of David Simon’s ‘Homicide’. Not sure how much tonal whiplash to expect tbh …
November 14, 2024 at 11:01 PM
Very pleased to have received this in tip-top condition from Unbound. Very much looking forward to reading it, after I’ve finished Philippe Squarzoni’s graphic novel adaptation of David Simon’s ‘Homicide’. Not sure how much tonal whiplash to expect tbh …
Disorientating‘Proust-squared’ moment [memory of a memory]. I too went to that exhibition and felt the same rush of nostagia from these 70s paperbacks - a hugely formative part of my childhood reading - loved as much (if not more) than my fancy h/c ‘complete’ volumes.
November 14, 2024 at 11:01 PM
Disorientating‘Proust-squared’ moment [memory of a memory]. I too went to that exhibition and felt the same rush of nostagia from these 70s paperbacks - a hugely formative part of my childhood reading - loved as much (if not more) than my fancy h/c ‘complete’ volumes.