Comments on: Preview This http://joehillfiction.com/?p=532 A place to get news on Joe Hill's novels, short stories, comics, films, and other projects Thu, 09 Sep 2010 16:59:19 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: Laci Patti http://joehillfiction.com/?p=532&cpage=1#comment-315438 Laci Patti Thu, 24 Dec 2009 18:32:17 +0000 http://joehillfiction.com/?p=532#comment-315438 Hey. I couldn't get through to this page the other day. Anyone else had the problem? Hey. I couldn’t get through to this page the other day. Anyone else had the problem?

]]> By: Mari http://joehillfiction.com/?p=532&cpage=1#comment-304911 Mari Sun, 15 Mar 2009 15:27:41 +0000 http://joehillfiction.com/?p=532#comment-304911 I just read the hardback. Its beautiful, but the story isn't as good as this passage. The problem is that while all of the characters in the passage shown are excellent, Dodge, Professor Ridgeway, even Ellie the coach, the main heroes, the Locke children, are not very good characters. In fact the whole Locke family are fairly dull witted. Its a shame. I had Very high hopes for this. I am finally giving up after reading the first Head Games. I had the biggest problem when a man with a gun asks the Locke family for two old keys which he feels are valuable, and they can't understand what he is talking about. I keep wanting to scream "He is talking about two keys, morons"... I just read the hardback. Its beautiful, but the story isn’t as good as this passage. The problem is that while all of the characters in the passage shown are excellent, Dodge, Professor Ridgeway, even Ellie the coach, the main heroes, the Locke children, are not very good characters. In fact the whole Locke family are fairly dull witted. Its a shame. I had Very high hopes for this. I am finally giving up after reading the first Head Games. I had the biggest problem when a man with a gun asks the Locke family for two old keys which he feels are valuable, and they can’t understand what he is talking about. I keep wanting to scream “He is talking about two keys, morons”…

]]> By: Comics Radar » Blog Archive » Pull List 1/14/09 http://joehillfiction.com/?p=532&cpage=1#comment-304402 Comics Radar » Blog Archive » Pull List 1/14/09 Wed, 14 Jan 2009 21:03:34 +0000 http://joehillfiction.com/?p=532#comment-304402 [...] Joe #1 Preview Locke & Keye Head Games #1 Preview IMAGE COMICS Invincible #58, $2.99 Perhapanauts #5, $3.50 MARVEL COMICS Amazing Spider-Girl #28, [...] [...] Joe #1 Preview Locke & Keye Head Games #1 Preview IMAGE COMICS Invincible #58, $2.99 Perhapanauts #5, $3.50 MARVEL COMICS Amazing Spider-Girl #28, [...]

]]> By: Mark&Mary http://joehillfiction.com/?p=532&cpage=1#comment-304180 Mark&Mary Mon, 05 Jan 2009 09:13:57 +0000 http://joehillfiction.com/?p=532#comment-304180 Not 2 long of a wait now..... Not 2 long of a wait now…..

]]> By: Betsy Boo http://joehillfiction.com/?p=532&cpage=1#comment-304146 Betsy Boo Sun, 04 Jan 2009 00:18:20 +0000 http://joehillfiction.com/?p=532#comment-304146 Well...I made it to the board. You guys should try again. Well…I made it to the board. You guys should try again.

]]> By: Betsy Boo http://joehillfiction.com/?p=532&cpage=1#comment-304145 Betsy Boo Sun, 04 Jan 2009 00:02:59 +0000 http://joehillfiction.com/?p=532#comment-304145 "Bad Gateway"? I'm in a weird mood tonight...sounds like a horror/porno movie. I'll see if I can get to the board. “Bad Gateway”? I’m in a weird mood tonight…sounds like a horror/porno movie. I’ll see if I can get to the board.

]]> By: Mark&Mary http://joehillfiction.com/?p=532&cpage=1#comment-304144 Mark&Mary Sat, 03 Jan 2009 21:31:58 +0000 http://joehillfiction.com/?p=532#comment-304144 same here...... same here……

]]> By: LauraK http://joehillfiction.com/?p=532&cpage=1#comment-304142 LauraK Sat, 03 Jan 2009 20:31:05 +0000 http://joehillfiction.com/?p=532#comment-304142 I just tried to get to the board and got a page that says "Bad Gateway." Hmm. Sounds like a good title for a book, while at the same time it sucks that I can't get there. :( LK I just tried to get to the board and got a page that says “Bad Gateway.” Hmm.
Sounds like a good title for a book, while at the same time it sucks that I can’t get there. :(
LK

]]> By: Betsy Boo http://joehillfiction.com/?p=532&cpage=1#comment-304126 Betsy Boo Fri, 02 Jan 2009 15:41:23 +0000 http://joehillfiction.com/?p=532#comment-304126 Hey Joe...do you have any upcoming appearances? Hey Joe…do you have any upcoming appearances?

]]> By: Harold http://joehillfiction.com/?p=532&cpage=1#comment-304100 Harold Tue, 30 Dec 2008 04:27:18 +0000 http://joehillfiction.com/?p=532#comment-304100 Indsputable the best comic series I have ever read. Your understanding of the comic/graphic novel medium is invigorating. You turn the panels themselves into story elements, no small feat, though, as any professional does, you make it look easy. This preview is so enthralling, I can already "feel" the pace of the story and its momentum is driving each key-stroke. Nothing but thanks and admiration for the work you have done and the generosity you have shown in such a heafty sneak peek. Know that you have earned me as a fan for life, and that your world and characters are now part of my literary family. Like a child in a toy store, I eagerly await that new shiny toy(key) to grab my attention, hold it, then throw me for a loop as something unexpected catches my eye (the brain key) like you did with the ending to Welcome to Lovecraft. Thank you, Harold Large IV P.S. Any advice for an aspiring author? P.P.S I feel like the spirit of your world is Chronicles of Narnia meets Pan's Labyrinth. Narnia because ANYTHING could be just around the corner, tucked beneathe the seemngly ordinary, and Pan's by way of the warring dualism between adult reality and child fantasy. Either an inspiration? Indsputable the best comic series I have ever read. Your understanding of the comic/graphic novel medium is invigorating. You turn the panels themselves into story elements, no small feat, though, as any professional does, you make it look easy. This preview is so enthralling, I can already “feel” the pace of the story and its momentum is driving each key-stroke.
Nothing but thanks and admiration for the work you have done and the generosity you have shown in such a heafty sneak peek. Know that you have earned me as a fan for life, and that your world and characters are now part of my literary family.
Like a child in a toy store, I eagerly await that new shiny toy(key) to grab my attention, hold it, then throw me for a loop as something unexpected catches my eye (the brain key) like you did with the ending to Welcome to Lovecraft.

Thank you,
Harold Large IV

P.S. Any advice for an aspiring author?

P.P.S I feel like the spirit of your world is Chronicles of Narnia meets Pan’s Labyrinth. Narnia because ANYTHING could be just around the corner, tucked beneathe the seemngly ordinary, and Pan’s by way of the warring dualism between adult reality and child fantasy. Either an inspiration?

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