Tim, I agree with Simon. Anyone who ever questioned your storytelling abilities should read this one, which is told perfectly–pacing, tone, everything is spot-on. I love it. Please submit this to the “Best American Comics” series judges…
Tim, I’m intrigued by the idea that Lynda’s sadness was invisible to you in comparison to what you’d gone through. I think there’s a much longer story in that.
The art has so many ideas in it all at once–completely inspiring to me!
Yikes. It’s a little weird to read this after having seen it go down for real. Probably ups the flinch factor. AFAIK, only the names and hairstyles have been changed. (The kitchen window is certainly the same.)
Well done. If everybody only knew how many other good stories are floating around the edges of this one…!
Thanks Simon and Fiffe, for giving me cause give up comics as I have now done my “best comic ever.’
Thanks Joan. You will never question my abilities again!
: )
Poor Nick, You know too much for me to let you live…
And to all who read and commented here or in person. Thanks for all the positive feed back. It wasn’t really a “Fun” story to work on, but I’m happy with the results.
This is really great, Tim. The story flows very nicely and the art really compliments it a lot. I agree that this is one of the best comics I’ve read of yours.
Dude, excellent piece. What you do so well here is evoke incredibly emotionally-laden topics — sickness, the death of a parent, heartbreak — without indulging in those emotions. You leave it to the reader to bring their own experience to bear. Understated and elegant. Well done.
And, again, after Kat Roberts’ piece, another unexpected take on the idea of the next-door neighbor.
[...] on the webcomics collective Act-I-Vate and for his contribution to the consistently fascinating Next Door Neighbor series on SmithMag, has been busy adapting a prose work to the graphical medium. Nothing new in [...]
A simply told, complex story with achingly beautiful art and emotionally affecting too. This piece is a wonder. When people deride comics, this should be placed in front of them. Congratulationn Tim!
[...] on the webcomics collective Act-I-Vate and for his contribution to the consistently fascinating Next Door Neighbor series on SmithMag, has been busy adapting a prose work to the graphical medium. Nothing new in [...]
[...] for some fascinating and often quite emotional and sometimes nostalgic works. Tim’s tale, Post Traumatic, is no exception, touching on the little coincidences we find happening in our lives that remind us [...]
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I could have sworn I have been to this website at some point before. My mind set has been forever changed because of this. This has been such a really awesome time! I used to read about this topic back in college. A big thanks for this.
This is helpful to anyone who reads it. You have really hit the nail on the head. I used to live out in New York so I know what you’re talking about here. Magnificent writing and straight to the point. I just wanted to say that this post is awesome!
Listen to your gut then back that up with some data and facts. It’s funny I believed I knew what I was talking about before reading your website but it turns out I am a dummy. I really get excited thinking about fresh updates from you. They can complete things very quickly that were impossible before now. After reading over some of the articles on your blog, I seriously enjoy your style of writing. You really cleared this question up for me.
Old school Reddit professionals would agree. I seriously love your posts. I truly love this writing a ton! I am totally impressed! This article is followed by my girlfriend. I just shared this page on my Facebook.
You remind me of my boyfriend back in Vermont. I applied your tips to my life and they worked really well for me. I just wanted to say thanks for this great read! This write up is liked by my BFF. I truly love your articles.
I am genuinely thankful for this! Thanks for posting this up on your blog. This website really did jump started my interest. I will be sure to bookmark your website because I will definitely return when I’m able to.
Wow, that was really…wow.
Love AND Rockets!
Best Tim Hamilton story EVER!
Tim, I agree with Simon. Anyone who ever questioned your storytelling abilities should read this one, which is told perfectly–pacing, tone, everything is spot-on. I love it. Please submit this to the “Best American Comics” series judges…
Tim, I’m intrigued by the idea that Lynda’s sadness was invisible to you in comparison to what you’d gone through. I think there’s a much longer story in that.
The art has so many ideas in it all at once–completely inspiring to me!
This was amazing.
Fantastic work, Tim.
To quote Roberto Benigni, “It’s a sad and beautiful world”.
Tim, this really is your best piece ever. At least as much as your completed stories go. The art and story are beautiful.
You are a master comix person… and you are an inspiration, fer sure.
Very evocative. Loved the style you used too, the colors are beautiful.
Excellent work!
Great, great, great! Thanks for sharing a little bit of you, Tim.
Yikes. It’s a little weird to read this after having seen it go down for real. Probably ups the flinch factor. AFAIK, only the names and hairstyles have been changed. (The kitchen window is certainly the same.)
Well done. If everybody only knew how many other good stories are floating around the edges of this one…!
Wow, very personal stuff.
This story is raw. And lovely. Very well done.
I can’t reply to each comment on this thread, so:
Thanks Simon and Fiffe, for giving me cause give up comics as I have now done my “best comic ever.’
Thanks Joan. You will never question my abilities again!
: )
Poor Nick, You know too much for me to let you live…
And to all who read and commented here or in person. Thanks for all the positive feed back. It wasn’t really a “Fun” story to work on, but I’m happy with the results.
Tim -
This a really amazing piece of work, even for you. Masterful.
This is really great, Tim. The story flows very nicely and the art really compliments it a lot. I agree that this is one of the best comics I’ve read of yours.
[...] The latest tale in Smith Magazine’s Next Door Neighbor series: Tim Hamilton’s “Post Traumatic.” (Above: sequence from the strip, ©2008 Tim Hamilton. Link via Joe [...]
Dude, excellent piece. What you do so well here is evoke incredibly emotionally-laden topics — sickness, the death of a parent, heartbreak — without indulging in those emotions. You leave it to the reader to bring their own experience to bear. Understated and elegant. Well done.
And, again, after Kat Roberts’ piece, another unexpected take on the idea of the next-door neighbor.
Thanks Josh.
What you said. That’s what I was aiming for.
Tim
[...] on the webcomics collective Act-I-Vate and for his contribution to the consistently fascinating Next Door Neighbor series on SmithMag, has been busy adapting a prose work to the graphical medium. Nothing new in [...]
A simply told, complex story with achingly beautiful art and emotionally affecting too. This piece is a wonder. When people deride comics, this should be placed in front of them. Congratulationn Tim!
That was a decent strip. I liked it that it had color others here did not bother thank you.
It is a good idea to have a good article to read.
[...] on the webcomics collective Act-I-Vate and for his contribution to the consistently fascinating Next Door Neighbor series on SmithMag, has been busy adapting a prose work to the graphical medium. Nothing new in [...]
[...] for some fascinating and often quite emotional and sometimes nostalgic works. Tim’s tale, Post Traumatic, is no exception, touching on the little coincidences we find happening in our lives that remind us [...]
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I could have sworn I have been to this website at some point before. My mind set has been forever changed because of this. This has been such a really awesome time! I used to read about this topic back in college. A big thanks for this.
This is helpful to anyone who reads it. You have really hit the nail on the head. I used to live out in New York so I know what you’re talking about here. Magnificent writing and straight to the point. I just wanted to say that this post is awesome!
Listen to your gut then back that up with some data and facts. It’s funny I believed I knew what I was talking about before reading your website but it turns out I am a dummy. I really get excited thinking about fresh updates from you. They can complete things very quickly that were impossible before now. After reading over some of the articles on your blog, I seriously enjoy your style of writing. You really cleared this question up for me.
Old school Reddit professionals would agree. I seriously love your posts. I truly love this writing a ton! I am totally impressed! This article is followed by my girlfriend. I just shared this page on my Facebook.
You remind me of my boyfriend back in Vermont. I applied your tips to my life and they worked really well for me. I just wanted to say thanks for this great read! This write up is liked by my BFF. I truly love your articles.
I am genuinely thankful for this! Thanks for posting this up on your blog. This website really did jump started my interest. I will be sure to bookmark your website because I will definitely return when I’m able to.