Since I began drawing the webcomic Slipstream, time management with a podcast and two blogs has become an issue. While I plan on continuing doing The Superman Fan Podcast and Slipstream, I have finally had to come to the realization that I cannot sustain everything I have been doing on the internet. Sadly, I have decided to end this blog so that I can better devote my time to my podcast and webcomic.
I want to thank you for taking the time out of your busy day to show some interest in the comic books I read every week. While I will miss posting about the titles I'm reading, I am looking forward to reading comic books again as a fan, without having to think about how I'll rate each issue and what comments I'll post.
While the comic book industry has struggled in recent years, there doesn't seem to be a scarcity of comic book titles competing for an audience. Superheroes are the foundation of my love for comic books, and I'll never stop reading them, but as I get older I've become more interested in exploring independent comic books. I hope to explore more independent titles as time and money allow.
Thanks again for reading this blog, and remember, there's always another great comic book waiting to be read. And I still look forward to visiting my local comic book shop, Acme Comics in Longwood, Florida.
Send e-mail to mypulllist@gmail.com.
Superman Fan Podcast can be found at http://thesupermanfanpodcast.blogspot.com. Expanded show notes are available at http://supermanfanpodcast.blogspot.com. Send e-mail about the podcast to supermanfanpodcast@gmail.com.
You can join both the Superman Fan Podcast and My Pull List groups and pages on facebook. Follow both the podcast and blog on twitter @supermanpodcast.
I want to thank you for taking the time out of your busy day to show some interest in the comic books I read every week. While I will miss posting about the titles I'm reading, I am looking forward to reading comic books again as a fan, without having to think about how I'll rate each issue and what comments I'll post.
While the comic book industry has struggled in recent years, there doesn't seem to be a scarcity of comic book titles competing for an audience. Superheroes are the foundation of my love for comic books, and I'll never stop reading them, but as I get older I've become more interested in exploring independent comic books. I hope to explore more independent titles as time and money allow.
Thanks again for reading this blog, and remember, there's always another great comic book waiting to be read. And I still look forward to visiting my local comic book shop, Acme Comics in Longwood, Florida.
Send e-mail to mypulllist@gmail.com.
Superman Fan Podcast can be found at http://thesupermanfanpodcast.blogspot.com. Expanded show notes are available at http://supermanfanpodcast.blogspot.com. Send e-mail about the podcast to supermanfanpodcast@gmail.com.
You can join both the Superman Fan Podcast and My Pull List groups and pages on facebook. Follow both the podcast and blog on twitter @supermanpodcast.
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