The Comicbook Detective
Writing. We all do it.
Here’s what I’ve been writing for a while now:
Anything I Type—Everyday ramblings from rants to silly stories.
Dayzee’s Ramblings—A fantasy adventure with an occasional Fireball.
Midnite 2 Six— The Voice on your Radio.
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Anything I Type
A blog about nothing…
is still about something.
Just ask Seinfeld.
Dayzee's Ramblings
Before,
During,
and After Last Call
Midnite 2 Six
The Voice
On Your
Radio.
Anything
I Type
The NPC and their Hero
He was brilliant today. The towns folk were in dire need of his help. My Hero discoed his way to the Big Boss. His shining Great Axe sang its way through the demons and skeletons. Their death duet echoed with the clang and clash of weapon upon weapon. The song of...
The year I turned 10 pt 2
Photo by History in HD on Unsplash The biggest change in 1963 for me revolved around that math test I’d taken at the end of summer after my third-grade teacher outed me for my poor performance with multiplication tables. I’d spent the entire summer studying and when...
Life on Planet AL or Mad Magazine is just a gateway drug to Comicbooks pt 2
Photo by Hans Isaacson on Unsplash It was 1978, I was 26yrs old, living in Kent, WA. and working at JC Penney. My roommate and I threw a party. A female guest commented on the comics I had left out on the coffee table. She surprised me when she...
Dayzee’s Ramblings
Dayzee needs a Drink
Dayzee needs a drink "Who does Dayzee have to kill to get rid of this hangover." Dayzee's day had started. She just needed to kill the pounding in her head. Even without a hangover Dayzee hated rolling out of bed before mid-day and she worked hard to maintain...
Dayzee is a Flowergirl
The small group of adventurers stood impatiently waiting for Dayzee. At least that’s what Dayzee assumed. Each member was either tapping their feet or pacing back and forth in a small line made obvious by the trench that had formed during their pacing. “Finally.” The...
Dayzee is a flower girl
“Oh boy you were drunker than we thought. Alright let me go over this one more time. Last night you agreed to escort the wedding cake. Molly assured me that you could handle this. Now come on, the bakery is wanting the cake out of their hair. It’s kinda big.” Smitty...
Midnite
2 Six
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About Al
At the early age of 6, I remember clutching my weekly allowance, a quarter, and seeing a Mad Magazine on the spin rack at the grocery store. The cover was a typical Mad Magazine cover that had the iconic ‘What me Worry’. Mad Magazine was the perfect combo of words and pictures to help me learn to read and enjoy reading. That Mad Magazine was the gateway drug to comic books and the beginning of my active imagination. Then I moved from the Midwest to the Pacific Northwest. I grew up in the sleepy town of Renton, a suburb south of Seattle. Surrounded by Boeing Field and the roar of jets from the Boeing airplane plant, I continued my pursuit of comics and discovered that reading was fun. The discovery of James Bond fit right into my world view and TV certainly helped keep my imagination active. I found what I thought would be my calling from listening to the radio. Being a radio DJ was a dream come true but I found that your dreams aren’t always great when you get to realize them. It did lead to me co-starring in a music video and when it showed up on MTV I had my 15 minutes of fame. Writing became a pastime that has since become a new adventure and I will soon be a published author. That’s my story and I’m sticking to it.
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