Eternity Comics

Uh, and so generally we read the reprints, which is the Youth- called Youth Gone Wild, which came out in '96, uh, under the Chaos label.

But initially this came under Eternity Comics or Malibu Comics, uh, in 1991.

Uh, and that was just Evil Ernie one through five, which even at the time were, uh ...

Well, we'll get into the cost, but they're very expensive if you're trying to get them now, as I am trying to do.

You really got to do comics.

and so i tried it out i found out it was really fun i was very good at it and it just like all my skill sets kind of coalesced into this and uh especially uh like i started out as a penciler too so i was penciling and inking my own book for a small uh imprint called eternity comics which was based in new york city it was offshoot of malibu comics And they got me my start.

I got to learn the tricks of the trade.

By the end of my second issue of penciling, I had to draw a war.

Originally from Brooklyn, Eisner and Harvey Award-winning comics creator Evan Dorkin has been making comics since 1986.

One of his earliest books, Pirate Corps, was published by Eternity Comics, and then after that, Slave Labor Graphics, who later published his series Milk and Cheese.

Other notable comics include Dork, Eltingville, and Beasts of Burden, which are all well worth your time.

As a TV writer, Evan has written for Space Ghost Coast to Coast, Batman Beyond, Yo Gabba Gabba, and many more.

But that led to when he took us around to a couple of companies, one guy, Brian David Marshall, remembered me when he became an editor.

He was an editor at Deluxe, another around-for-two-years company trying to get in on the craze of self-publishing and small press.

And when he got money to back Eternity Comics, he remembered some of the sketches that I had shown him.

Because I just bought a pile of art, you know to show when we were trying to the first thing I did was called figments with Alan and They pet he passed on it when he was editing at deluxe, but he needed artists when he started eternity I was one of the people that he got in touch with and that's how I got my first book pirate course So I mean so and then Brian and Tony from eternity got me to San Diego I stayed in their hotel room and they got they arranged for a table my mom paid for the flight and I met a All these people who ended up becoming people I worked for years later in San Diego.