I wasn't able to get this published by any of the newspapers I worked for at the time, but I sure had fun making it. If the right panel is obscured, click on the image to view it in its entirety.
Tuesday, October 18, 2016
Wrapped in Old Newspaper- Part 6
You may feel a pinch... of nostalgia from this old school spot illo from the short-lived Long Island Voice, the Village Voice's foray into Nassau County.
Tuesday, July 19, 2016
GOPagogue
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Friday, July 8, 2016
Monday, May 23, 2016
Friday, April 15, 2016
My New Logo
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Wednesday, April 6, 2016
It All Starts with
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Where All the Lights Are Blight
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#pandemonium,
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Monday, April 4, 2016
Royal Flushing Express
My latest bit of tomfoolery, perfect for that lucky NYC commuter or gambler in your life. Available as merch in my store. |
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Monday, March 21, 2016
Saturday, March 5, 2016
Saturday Afternoon Half Measure
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Thursday, February 18, 2016
The End Is Out There: Guess the X-Finale
Contains spoilers for two iterations of The X-Files, a 19th Century book and
a 20th Century movie
Steve Price is a former newspaper cartoonist turned bi-coastal gallery artist, an award-winning illustrator, a professional author and copywriter, and book designer published by The New Yorker, Newsday, Image Comics, Random House, Dark Horse Comics and Hilowbrow.com
The truth may still be out there, but it won't be there for long. The last of Fox TV's six-episode revival of The X-Files , the cult sci-fi conspiracy television series that made stars of its leads, David Duchovny and Gillian Anderson, airs next Monday night.
How will it all end? Some uninformed guesses, intended for fans of the original series who have seen all but the final episode of the 2016 season (and wrapped in some well-informed spoilers, spoilers, SPOILERS) appear below. They are predicated on the show's tried and true formula of combining a complex, series-spanning plot (which X-philes have come to call the Mythology) with standalone, occasionally humorous digressions, known, affectionately, as the Monster of the Week episodes. You have been warned. Break out your blinding flashlight and proceed, if you dare.
Super Serious
Mythology Ending Guess
All roads point to Agent Dana Scully’s demise. This season's reference to
her ostensible immortality, allegedly posited in a cryptic line from Clyde Bruckman's Final Repose (Season 3, 1995), was not a guarantee of safe passage for Doctor Dana.
There hasn’t been this big a bullseye painted on the star of a pop culture
juggernaut since Kirk asked Spock “Aren’t you dead?” in the opening minutes of
Wrath of Khan. As if her mother’s
passing, a vision of the River Styx and the sound of Angel Trumpets over the course of the most recent adventures weren’t suggestive enough, the
canine callbacks to Moby Dick only serve to remind us that Scully’s nickname is
Starbuck (who died on his captain’s mad quest); not Ishmael, sole survivor of
the Pequod.
The heartbroken audience, shattered by and sharing the grief
that drives Man on Fire Fox Mulder will follow him on his new series- er, crusade.
A new, gritty, earthbound Mythology will arise around the solving /avenging of
Scully’s murder. This will be punctuated by new Monster of the Week, episodes
featuring paranormal events that, depending on one’s view of Mulder’s sanity,
may or may not suggest Scully’s intercession on Mulder’s behalf from beyond the
grave.
Wacky Monster of
the Week Ending Guess
Mulder and Scully’s grown son, William, in trope-tastic
Sci-Fi tradition, uses his otherworldly powers to travel back in time, becoming,
through a series of mishaps, his own grandfather, Bill Mulder!
Saturday, November 14, 2015
Heel, Hydra!
Honored to have my painting, "Heel, Hydra!" (2015, Watercolor on paper) included in the group show, "Wild About Harryhausen", dedicated to film legend and Dynamation master Ray Harryhausen, which opens tonight at the Merry Karnowsky Gallery in Los Angeles. Special thanks to that stellar artist and super human being, Travis Louie, curator for this show, whose solo show, "Watch the Skies", opens there tonight as well.
Thursday, October 9, 2014
The Horror of HACKULA!
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Sunday, July 20, 2014
Procrastination 2.0 - by Steve Price
One day I'd walk from this tiny town
As soon as I’d put that first foot down.
And I’d see wonders the world ‘round
After I’d put that second foot down.
Adventures and treasures would surely abound
After I’d put that third foot down.
And my head might even wear a crown
After I’d put that fourth foot down.
And a love like no other would be what I had found
After I’d put that fifth foot down.
But my timid feet waited here, dreaming of then
Now the clock is clucking “If not now, well, when?”
You can’t chase your dreams if you’re standing around
And you can’t do much walking when you’re six feet down.
©2014 Stephen Price. All Rights Reserved
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