One of my favorite comic artists, Oakland’s Daniel Clowes has a couple of interesting projects he’s working on. First there is “Mister Wonderful”, a wonderful 20-episode comic strip that he has been creating for The Funny Pages section of the New York Times Magazine. Here’s a PDF of the first chapter.
“The $40,000 Man” is a new film that Danile is working on with Terry Zwigoff (they both worked together on the 2001 film “Ghost World”) that is a comedy remake of the 6 Million Dollar Man. An American astronaut is injured in a car wreck and they only have a budget of $40,000 to make a bionic man. Here’s more coverage from The Hollywood Reporter.
Last month Dwight Garner did a short interview with Daniel Clowes for the New York Times’ Paper Cuts blog.
via Metroblogging San Francisco & Boing Boing
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I love daniel clowes artwork. good to hear he seems to be doing even more interesting projects than before. And the movie sounds like it’ll be hilarious