#steve sullivan

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Caught up again on the Minecraft Memory Map. For the script to the Miss Spider's Sunny Patch Friends episode "A Star Fell On Sunny Patch" by Steve Sullivan, I've got a gold bottle cap (which has been made an honorary star, in some spiderweb.

For the script of the Willa's Wild Life episode "Willa's Wild Pony Tale/A Pony Tail Tale" by Steve Sullivan, I made one of the super scrunchies. Sadly, the episode cut out the bunny sex joke. They did leave in the bunny murder joke however.

For the Babar and the Adventures of Badou episode "Blacktrunk's Magic Stone/The Wishing Stone" by Ursula Ziegler-Sullivan, I added Blacktruck's wishing stone and a spider-less bowl of spiders. I couldn't find this episode online, which may be for the best. The timing and reactions in the mashed banana and spider stew scene probably don't match up to how funny it is in my head.

And Finally, I added Sweeney Todd from the 2007 Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street movie.

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Paw Patrol: Mission Paw (2017)

Screeplay: Steve Sullivan & Andy Guerdat -- Art: Nate Lovett

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30 Covers, 30 Days 2022: Day 9

Day nine of 30 Covers, 30 Days will require you to bring out your banjos. You’ll understand in a bit. The Satire/Humor novel Bloodsucking Webworms of Paradise by Steve Sullivan is a fun twist on sci-fi horror! This cover was designed by returning designer, Christopher Simmons, who generously designed a mock-up as well!

Bloodsucking Webworms of Paradise

A small town is infested with bloodsucking caterpillars that like country music.

About the Author

Steve Sullivan is a rookie novelist who spent most of the past 40 years as a multimedia journalist in newsrooms in Chicago and Baltimore. Steve is an avid fan of old sci-fi and horror movies, crime fiction and baseball. He and his wife, Marcy Baer, live in Towson, Maryland with a dog and three cats. Fun fact: Steve is incredibly grossed out by worms, caterpillars and other small, wiggly creatures.

About the Designer

Christopher Simmons is a designer, author, artist, occasional hamburger blogger, and a former curator of NaNoWriMo’s 30 Days/30 Covers project. His work has been exhibited in museums and galleries ranging from The Hiroshima Museum of Contemporary Art to the de Young Museum in San Francisco to The Smithsonian Institution. He has written four books and designed considerably more.

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Re-Live charity unites military veterans and comic creators for new “Coming Home” anthology launch

Welsh Arts in Health charity Re-Live are turning their attention to the world of comics as a fresh way to share stories of military veterans in a new anthology comic

Coming Home – Cover Spread, art by Ian Kennedy Having established themselves firmly in the theatrical arts space, Welsh Arts in Health charity Re-Live are turning their attention to the world of comics as a fresh way to share stories of military veterans in a new anthology comic, entitled Coming Home, featuring a cover by the late Ian Kennedy – his last commissioned painting before he passed,…

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Spent a rare free Saturday watching this bittersweet (crowdfunded by loving friends and fans, no less) documentary about Mancunian legend Chris Sievey and his creation Frank Sidebottom. A must see if you’re into eccentric musicians or an underdog tale that leaves you repeatedly saying “he deserved more!”

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Piercers and a carrion crawler drop from the ceiling, when just one monster isn’t enough (Stephen Sullivan, AD&D module I1: Dwellers of the Forbidden City, TSR, 1981)

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Bugbear and bullywug compass roses from Stephen Sullivan’s maps in AD&D module I1: Dwellers of the Forbidden City, TSR, 1981