She’s a mess like me and she’s hairy-legged like me but I promise this book isn’t strictly autobiographical. I'm not sure how I got here."Īs for the pages featured above, Coffey says, "As far as introductions go, I wanted to give an immediate impression of who Wine Ghost is! You hear the name 'Wine Ghost' and probably have an idea already but it’s important to build on that idea to really get a sense of who she is as a person, not just her drink preference. I get to help make cartoons like Lackadaisy. I get to publish comics like Wine Ghost Goes to Hell, comics I've read and loved for years.
"I don't know, I never imagined I'd get to do everything I get to do, now. in a good way?" Iron Circus founder Spike Trotman adds. "Iron Circus Comics is in a place now that's hard to describe, but.
When Sebastian, a friend from her living days, suddenly dies, Wine Ghost is met with the responsibility of helping him find a place to stay! They may be dead but the nightmare of finding a decent rental is alive and well in Hell." "Everywhere she goes, drama seems to follow but probably because she’s the one causing it. "Seemingly invulnerable to life’s lessons, Wine Ghost is the epitome of a mess living alone in her twenties," Coffey tells IGN.
When Sebastian, a friend from her living days, suddenly dies, Wine Ghost is met with the responsibility of helping him find a place to stay They may be dead but the nightmare of finding a decent rental is alive and well in Hell. However, Wine Ghost finally discovers her sense of responsibility when an old friend dies and is in desperate need of a guiding hand through what comes next. 'Everywhere she goes, drama seems to follow but probably because she’s the one causing it. Visit the Conversations website for more of Richard Fidler's interviews.The titular Wine Ghost is a woman who spent her life as "an alcohol-soaked trainwreck," and it turns out the afterlife is no different. To subscribe to the Conversations podcast, paste into your podcasting application or visit our podcasting page. You can either listen to each Conversations interview by clicking on the audio or you can download each interview as an mp3 by right clicking on the blue heading under the audio. The Lovely Horrible Stuff : Sydney Opera House, Sunday 21 August at 2pm. Now From Hell has been translated into 15 languages, and is Eddie's best-selling book. When writer Alan Moore first approached him Eddie didn't accept straight away - "I hate horror did I really want to be drawing the activities of the most infamous serial murderer in history?"Īlan convinced him when he explained that he wanted From Hell to be very real and ordinary, he didn't want someone who was going to enjoy the violence.īut he thought Eddie could keep it from being dull. Eddie Campbell spent 10 years in a small room sketching the images for what became the graphic novel From Hell.
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