MAY 2021: HELP IS ON THE WAY
FULLY IMMUNIZED, thank you very much. It’s a good feeling.
AND I redid this website. Some pages are still under construction,
but I’m glad I got it started. Now on to the News!
PULP TODAY!
To give myself a reason to wear clothes... and an excuse to daydrink...
I started reading excerpts from classic pulp fiction and putting it up on YouTube.
Now it’s an honest-to-Apple Podcast,
for you podcast kids: https://bit.ly/AvoPulpCast
And still on Youtube! https://bit.ly/PulpToday
The 2020 Kickstarters concluded... and more are coming soon.
But here’s some info about the 2020 books,
as they’re also my upcoming comics...
ELVIRA: THE OMEGA MA’AM,
40 page pandemic special, written by me AND ELVIRA, art by Dave Acosta.
It’s a comedy of cataclysm, a satire set in the Pandemic Year, in which our intrepid heroine finds herself dealing with a post-apocalyptic Los Angeles, a horde of infected zombies, and worst of all, the difficulty of obtaining a good cup of coffee when society has collapsed. As always, it is chock full of terrible puns, dirty jokes, and loving homages to classic doomsday film, television, and literature.
is an anthology of short horror tales by a score of amazing talent!
My contribution, GERMAN CHOCOLATE, is a World War Two fairy tale.
When I was a kid, my father -- novelist and WW2 vet Michael Avallone -- told me
the classic Fairy Tales as combat stories about his unit, in Europe, in 1944-45.
It’s always been a dream of mine to adapt those stories, and I’ve used this anthology to begin that adaptation. Take a look!
NEW SECTION: PODCASTS!
Covid-inspired cabin fever, and missing comics conventions,
have me doing two semi-weekly podcasts!
Hard to believe, but I did three volumes of Bettie Page adventures.
Bettie Page Unbound, the third, is on sale now at your LCS and Comixology.
ELVIRA: MISTRESS OF THE DARK!
Elvira’s been all over time, in and out of Hell, and now she’s fighting a cult of weirdos in present day Los Angeles. Follow the hijinks right here!
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