MOVEMBER MOUSTACHE PHOTO DIARY 2012: DAY 6 and 7

It’s the end of week one and the Ministry of Mustache Growth & Management has been killing it! We’ve raised a total of $4,276 ($2,218 from the Midwest and $1,994 from the Northwest) and gained a few more members, putting Ministry membership at 73! And, of those 73 members, 39 have received donations!

Definitely off to a good start! Continue Reading “MOVEMBER MOUSTACHE PHOTO DIARY 2012: DAY 6 and 7”

Movember Moustache Photo Diary 2012: Day 3, 4, and 5

My folks were in town this weekend, so here’s a catch-up post. Loads o’ mo today… Well, almost mustaches, at least, so… thanks for waiting! Continue Reading “Movember Moustache Photo Diary 2012: Day 3, 4, and 5”

Movember Moustache Photo Diary 2012: Day 1

Ladies and gents, guess who’s back for another year of mustache growing, donation collecting, and the word about men’s health spreading!? It’s my fourth year participating in Movember and it couldn’t have had a better beginning! Continue Reading “Movember Moustache Photo Diary 2012: Day 1”

Why Movember? Why register? Why grow a mustache?

I’m sure many of you (hopefully soon-to-be hairy-lipped) men out there are thinking, “Movember sounds like it could be lot of fun… but should I join?” That’s fair. Let me lay out some more info for you that might help you make your decision…

(That said, if you’re just excited and ready to sign up, head here or click the image below and you’ll be a member of the Ministry of Mustache Growth & Management—a proud group of hirsute men making the world a better place through mustaches!)


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I’ve truly entered the comic book world.

If you read comics for long enough and pay attention, you’ll begin to notice that writers and artists love to work tons of references into their work. Subtle references, clever references, inside jokes, bizarre gags and obscure imagery that are often a treat for eagle-eyed and perceptive readers. Sometimes it’s as simple as a song lyric worked into a line of dialogue or a portrait of a writer as an “extra” in a scene, other times it may be as overt as an editor’s head showing up on a pike on a battlefield in front of a conquering army—just ask Philip Simon or Patrick Thorpe, they’ve both been decapitated in comics before! References like these in comic books are the easter eggs that über nerds like me love. I’d be lying if I said that I never hoped my career as an editor would lead to some obscure nod to yours truly.

And now, thanks to artist Evan “Doc” Shaner, I’ve officially been referenced in a comic book! Continue Reading “I’ve truly entered the comic book world.”