MAUS Is in the Haus!

Done with Secrets History Remembers and Matt Gray & Bryan Enk's Penny Dreadful Episode 1: The Amazing Viernik (sorry I didn't mention that before - one night show Saturday at The Brick; I lit it; it was great).

Brief sojourn next in Maine and Massachusetts with families for Thanksgiving weekend and then back to stage the Marc Spitz play for the Baby Jesus One-Act Jubilee and create something for The Brick's Quinquennial celebration.

Some videos kicking around to share -- first, from yesterday's Simpsons, a new comic store comes to town (owner voiced by Jack Black), and Daniel Clowes, Art Spiegelman, and Alan Moore appear as themselves in a scene that probably means nothing to non-comics-geeks, but for some of us (which probably includes a good portion of this blog's readers), it's a laff and a half:

Then, from the school of movies recut into trailers for different kinds of movies, Mary Poppins is taken to a different genre:

And finally (and no, it isn't real, looks like a school project, but they did a damned good job), THE ITALIAN SPIDERMAN!

Enjoy.