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… and the Web comics collective writes:

“Anyone but Virginia is the story of a woman who copes with the ghosts of her past, the travails of the present, and the uncertainty of her future, balancing between her personal life and that of a superhero: Volcano Girl! This is a fascinating story by Josh Eiserike with really interesting semi-realistic art black and white art by Zac Crockett. This is one to follow!”

Check it out at their homepage here, but it’ll be gone soon…

Welcome to my site! I had the pleasure of working with Lindsay this semester on three movies, “Becca’s Box,” which I wrote and directed, “Solo,” by Freddy Gaitan and “Catholic Robot,” Lindsay’s movie.

If you’ve found this site it’s because you’re a fan of Lindsay’s work and clicked the link on her Twitter.  So welcome! Feel free to make yourself comfortable– I’d recommend “Assholes,” my latest comic book, as well as “Anyone But Virginia,” written by me, drawn by the ever talented Zac Crockett. Welcome!

Rewind:

It’s 2002, I’m a senior at the University of Maryland, drinking with my little brother in his room as a (particularly lame) frat party rages below. Benny, for those who know him, loves Weezer as much as I love Ben Folds, maybe more so. I’m back from my semester abroad and we’re deconstructing “Maladroit” (which provided the soundtrack to my two weeks in Berlin earlier that summer).

Benny repeats some theory he probably read on a Weezer fan site about Weezer’s upcoming release schedule. I can’t remember the specifics (I was pretty drunk) but I specifically remember Benny claiming that Weezer’s seventh album would be their masterpiece. Read the rest of this entry »

Still fantastic, some versions (much) better than others. Shit, I’ll take the metal version over Iron and Wine.

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