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Join us this Saturday, March 21 st, 2009 8pm as we bid farewell to Physical Nostalgia. Special give aways and advance screenings of Watchmen Motion Comics and Watchmen Tales from the Black Freighter will play thru the night.


 

Watchmen: The Last Watchmen Story You Need Ever Read. This comics page keeps on popin’ up all around the interneters! Peep again here. Physical Nostalgia show at Melt Gallery in LA, running until the 22nd of the month.

 

Claudio (Coheed and Cambria) Sanchez signing pictures.

Angel City Derby Girls’ “Eat More Art Out” pictures.


 

The Beat on Theory of Everything Comics: Presidential Trouble! Meltdown Gallery.

Elan’ Rodger Trinidad says:I just sold this piece at Meltdown Comics. As I’ve heard, a guy who works on Family Guy bought it. It was placed at this weird corner which was sort of hard to see. My friend who curated the gallery said that he put it there so that the laughter would echo in the room. I think that’s one of the reasons. But I think, partially, its because of the subject matter…” More after the link.  >> Theory of Everything Comics.

 

Rorschach Red Marilyn? Watchmen-Inspired Pop Art at Meltdown

By Nicole Campos in Art, Events, Film
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“Quis Custodiet Ipsos Custodes, Chapters 11 & 12″ by Mack Hill

According to curator Marz Richards, part of the inspiration for the Watchmen-inspired exhibit Physical Nostalgia – “a punk rock celebration of one of the most important creative works to appear at the end of the 20th century,” currently on display at Meltdown Comics’ gallery space – was to have a selection of artists interpret and honor their own visions of the source material in advance of Zack Snyder’s film version taking its own berth in the pop lexicon. Which isn’t to say that viewing the art in light of last weekend’s movie release is a bad thing; indeed, at Saturday night’s exhibit opening shindig, snippets of debate about likes and dislikes (some from folks who had just come straight from the cinema) were in earshot everywhere, all spurred forth by the evocative pieces on display.


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