Everyone has a story.™
+
Elizabeth Genco is a writer of comics and other fictions based in Brooklyn, New York. Her affiliations include online webcomic collective The Chemistry Set (www.chemsetcomics.com), The Endicott Studio of Mythic Arts (www.endicott-studio.com) and Weird Tales magazine (www.weirdtales.net). For details of her many creative endeavors, visit her online at www.elizabethgenco.com.
Since graduating with a studio art degree in Ilustration from Rowan University, Mike Jasorka became a top 50 creator/writer/artist in Platinum Studio's Comic Book Challenge of 2007 and continues to self-publish comic books under his own imprint, Bombshell Comics.
Currently he's the chief editor for an up-and-coming zine celebtrating the creative human spirit titled HELLO WORLD. This October, he's set to embark on the first ever rollerrink art tour with his pin-up art collection ROLLER DAMES featuring twenty individually hand drawn, digitially colored, limited edition rollergirl prints that will be displayed during public skating sessions within the tri-state area of Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Delaware! Visit www.rollerdames.com for details!
Your stories of an encounter with a celebrity who unexpectedly enters your world.
Everyone has an ex. Spill your guts, search your soul, and submit your story.
Copy this code to put an
NDN banner on your site.
Elizabeth Genco is a writer of comics and other fictions based in Brooklyn, New York. Her affiliations include online webcomic collective The Chemistry Set (www.chemsetcomics.com), The Endicott Studio of Mythic Arts (www.endicott-studio.com) and Weird Tales magazine (www.weirdtales.net). For details of her many creative endeavors, visit her online at www.elizabethgenco.com.
Since graduating with a studio art degree in Ilustration from Rowan University, Mike Jasorka became a top 50 creator/writer/artist in Platinum Studio's Comic Book Challenge of 2007 and continues to self-publish comic books under his own imprint, Bombshell Comics.
Currently he's the chief editor for an up-and-coming zine celebtrating the creative human spirit titled HELLO WORLD. This October, he's set to embark on the first ever rollerrink art tour with his pin-up art collection ROLLER DAMES featuring twenty individually hand drawn, digitially colored, limited edition rollergirl prints that will be displayed during public skating sessions within the tri-state area of Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Delaware! Visit www.rollerdames.com for details!
{ click on images to advance the story }
posted Sunday, September 28th, 2008 leave a comment or trackback
link to this page or email a friend
posted Sunday, September 28th, 2008 leave a comment or trackback
link to this page or email a friend
11 Responses
Leave a Reply
Next-Door Neighbor Archives
More SMITH Story Projects
More Comics from SMITH
Read Graphic Therapy: Notes from the Gap Years, a new comic from SMITH.
Read A.D.: New Orleans After the Deluge, SMITH's acclaimed webcomic about 6 real-life survivors of hurricane Katrina.
SMITH's smash-hit first online graphic novel published by Warner Books. Praise for Shooting War
Support Next-Door Neighbor
Copy this code to put an NDN banner on your site.
More Next-Door Neighbor Stories
-
Jonathan Ames and Nick Bertozzi
-
Kevin Colden
-
John Cebollero
-
Joan Reilly
-
Ed Piskor
-
Miss Lasko-Gross
-
Tim Hall & Rami Efal
-
Harvey Pekar & Rick Veitch
-
Sari Wilson & Josh Neufeld
-
Kat Roberts
-
Tim Hamilton
-
Simon Fraser
-
Elizabeth Genco & Mike Jasorka
-
John Czop
-
Michel Fiffe
-
Thomas Baehr
-
Barbara Rushkoff & Nathan Schreiber
-
Alexis Sottile and Joe Infurnari
-
Nicole Kenney
-
Chris Sinderson
-
Anthony Lappé and Tom Forget
-
Dan Goldman
-
Jim Dougan and Molly Lawless
-
K. Thor Jensen
-
Shawn Kittelsen & Kat Roberts
-
George O'Connor
-
Dean Haspiel
-
Michele Carlo & Rick Parker
-
Tara Seibel
SMITH Magazine is a home for storytelling.
We believe everyone has a story, and everyone
should have a place to tell it.
We're the creators and home of the
Six-Word Memoir® project.
©2005-2011 MagSMITH, LLC. |
Nicely done! The formal aspects are really intriguing, but don’t distract from the emotional impact.
Loved it!
A sweet tale. But what took him so long? And is he any good?
A sweet tale. But what took him so long? And is he any good for you?
Nice job. I know, as you said, that auto bio isn’t easy.
I’d like to know all the bits we didn’t see in this short story.You captured that college…love-heartbreak thing.
[...] in some community center in New Hampshire for Clinton in ‘92 (next to Jay Wise, subject of this comic here - he was an International Relations kind of guy - totally over my head, which contributed to the [...]
Desing quality performance art
It was a good strip in college most are not ready for a serious relationship anyway. Guys do not even consider it much before 30.
Form different and very powerful
beautiful much different
What other so much, this is what we want to stay fit but thanks.