#jude ellison s. doyle

[rustbeltjessie]

Memoir is the most dangerous genre because, if you get it wrong, people will wind up hating the author. They won’t realize they’re reacting to bad writing; the slightest warp in the lens, the least little wobble or bad word choice, makes you, the writer, look vain or cruel or stupid. Memoir is also a deeply unethical genre because, if you get it right, people will believe they know and love you, when the truth is that they only know a character you created.

—Jude Ellison S. Doyle, from "The Art Monster at the End of This Book"

[smokefalls]

When we cannot put ourselves together, we tear ourselves apart. This is true no matter who we are, no matter what reason we have for not fitting into the lives we’re given. Esther [from In My Skin] never explains why she needs to destroy herself, yet the answer is always right in front of us. Why does any animal chew its own leg off? Because it’s trapped.

Jude Ellison S. Doyle, "The Healed Body" from It Came from the Closet: Queer Reflections on Horror

[anastasiaoftheironwood]

Pollack saw miracles in the world, and she was someone who taught other people to see them. Most famously, she did this through the Tarot; she was a world-renowned expert on the cards, consulted and cited by authors like Alexander Chee and Neil Gaiman. Her book on the Rider-Waite, 78 Degrees of Wisdom, is the go-to text for anyone trying to learn the cards. Yet the number and diversity of Pollack’s accomplishments make it hard to sum her up: She was an activist. She was an award-winning science fiction novelist. She was a comic book writer, who created what is widely cited as the world’s first trans superheroine, Coagula, for DC Comics’ Doom Patrol.

"Rachel Pollack’s vision of spirituality may be her greatest accomplishment" by Jude Ellison S. Doyle This article is a great tribute to an amazing writer and wonderful human.

[graphicpolicy]

BOOM! announces Hello Darkness, a new ongoing horror anthology featuring the best in modern horror

BOOM! announces Hello Darkness, a new ongoing #horror anthology featuring the best in modern horror #comics #comicbooks

[ultrameganicolaokay]

Neighbors #2 by Jude Ellison S. Doyle, Letizia Cadonici and Alessandro Santoro. Cover by Miguel Mercado. Variant covers by (2) Stephanie Hans and (3) Zu Orzu. Out in April.

"Casey’s uncanny behavior and obsessive interest in her younger sister raises suspicion in Oliver as he spirals into further paranoia that his step-daughter and their neighbors aren’t who or what they claim to be. Oliver’s fear becomes so overwhelming, in fact, that Janet’s family must fight to keep themselves sane, as the outside world becomes increasingly monstrous…"

[smillingcartoonist]

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[frammento]

Per ogni femme fatale immaginaria che usa la propria sessualità come un’arma per la distruzione dei maschi, c’è una donna reale che è stata stuprata da un ragazzo o palpeggiata dal proprio capo; per ogni ninfa crudele che affoga il proprio amante o sirena ammaliatrice che lo induce a schiantarsi contro le rocce, c’è una donna la cui esistenza è stata bloccata, limitata o conclusa da un uomo. È facile pensare di essere la sirena, identificarsi con la sposa fatata che può proibire agli uomini di toccarla o guardarla e dimenticare la sposa umana, brutalizzata, torturata e bruciata per aver mostrato un inaccettabile bagliore di autonomia. Ma è più probabile essere la regola che l’eccezione, essere le troie ammazzate piuttosto che le final girl.

Jude Ellison S. Doyle, Il mostruoso femminile

[comicbookclub]

31 Days Of Halloween Comics: The Neighbors

The Neighbors by Jude Ellison S. Doyle with art by Letizia Cardonici from BOOM! Studios is the perfect Halloween comic book read.

A broken family moving into a new neighborhood, beset by horrific forces, and forced to come together to fight back is pretty much a genre of its own when it comes to horror. So credit The Neighborhood from BOOM! Studios for feeling fresh and upsetting in a whole new way. Written by Jude Ellison S. Doyle with art by Letizia Cardonici, the five-issue series (also collected in a trade) focuses on…

[comicbookclublive]

31 Days Of Halloween Comics: The Neighbors

The Neighbors by Jude Ellison S. Doyle with art by Letizia Cardonici from BOOM! Studios is the perfect Halloween comic book read.

A broken family moving into a new neighborhood, beset by horrific forces, and forced to come together to fight back is pretty much a genre of its own when it comes to horror. So credit The Neighborhood from BOOM! Studios for feeling fresh and upsetting in a whole new way. Written by Jude Ellison S. Doyle with art by Letizia Cardonici, the five-issue series (also collected in a trade) focuses on…

[thebuhonerodazorrow]

The Neighbors #1 (2023)

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[geekcavepodcast]

Horror Anthology "Hello Darkness" Announced at BOOM! Studios

BOOM! Studios has announced a new ongoing horror anthology series titled Hello Darkness. The anthology will contain stories from R.L. Stine, Francesco Francavilla, Garth Ennis, Becky Cloonan, James Tynion IV, Werther Dell’Edera, Brian Azzarello, Vanesa R. Del Rey, John Arcudi, Ryan Sook, Cullen Bunn, Sas Milledge, Sarah Gailey, Liana Kangas, Marguerite Bennett, Michael Conrad, Martín Morazzo, Andy Lanning, Trevor Hairsine, Steve Orlando, Genevieve Valentine, Jude Ellison S. Doyle, Letizia Cadonici, Sarah Andersen, and more.

Hello Darkness #1 goes on sale on July 24, 2024. The issue sports a main cover by Paolo Rivera and variant covers by Jenny Frison and Peach Momoko.

(Image via BOOM! Studios - Paolo Rivera's Cover of Hello Darkness #1)

[keycomicbooks]

Maw #1 (2021) Ariela Kristantina Cover & AL Kaplan Pencils, Jude Ellison S. Doyle Story, 1st Appearance of Marion Angela Weber

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[genderkoolaid]

As Green describes it, the WPATH revision effort was being protested by trans men, who noted that the guidelines were only written to cover trans women’s medical care. Green was part of the crowd of protesters, and he was also a recognizable face, which led to him being selected to advise the board pretty much by fiat. After the protesters had beaten down the doors and charged the room where the WPATH committee was meeting, Green says, “The guy who was in charge of the revision effort pointed at me in the audience and said, ‘All right, you can look at the draft over and give us some feedback.’ Me? I wasn’t even a member of the organization.” Nonetheless, Green went over the proposed guidelines with a group of trans men, and wrote a 12-page document giving feedback on things like hysterectomy (which trans men sometimes require for medical reasons other than gender, but which doctors could withhold simply because they were trans). He stayed up for 24 hours straight to meet the deadline. When the WPATH revision came out, it contained none of his suggestions, but it did have his name on the front— essentially, trying to avoid activist critique by saying that a trans man had looked at it.  In 1999, when the WPATH performed its next round of revisions, Green’s changes were incorporated, but his name was nowhere to be found. “Did I get any credit for that?” Green says, sounding audibly frustrated, before biting it back. “You know, that’s okay. The most important thing was to get these changes.” 

— How Jamison Green’s visibility paved the way for a generation of trans men by Jude Ellison S. Doyle (emphasis mine)

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Unsettling Terrors Live Next Door in The Neighbors #1

Unsettling Terrors Live Next Door in The Neighbors #1 #comics #comicbooks

[ultrameganicolaokay]

Neighbors #3 by Jude Ellison S. Doyle and Letizia Cadonici. Cover by Miguel Mercado. Out in May.

"Janet finds trouble with the locals as she becomes aware of a suspicious lack of children in town… while Cunnanock's picture-perfect visage falls apart… Meanwhile, supernatural threats aren't the only worries on Oliver's mind, as suspected transphobia in town threatens his well being, and the palpable strangeness of Agnes's house draws Isobel in."

[smillingcartoonist]

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