Click to see full-size.
Translator
About Mister Goldman
Working as a one-man comics studio, author Dan Goldman is a writer, artist and designer. Creator of the tropical- horror series RED LIGHT PROPERTIES currently running on Tor.com, his previous works include the Eisner-nominated web-to-print comic SHOOTING WAR, and his recent non-fiction graphic novel 08: A GRAPHIC DIARY OF THE CAMPAIGN TRAIL, which was interred at the New York Historical Society as document of the 2008 election.
Dan is also a frequent speaker on both digital comic creation and distribution, moderating panel discussions at SXSW Interactive, his annual "Going Paperless: Using Computers to Draw Comics" panel at the New York Comic-Con and MIT's Futures of Entertainment conference.
Raised in Miami and steeled in New York, he currently lives in São Paulo, Brazil.
Dan is also a frequent speaker on both digital comic creation and distribution, moderating panel discussions at SXSW Interactive, his annual "Going Paperless: Using Computers to Draw Comics" panel at the New York Comic-Con and MIT's Futures of Entertainment conference.
Raised in Miami and steeled in New York, he currently lives in São Paulo, Brazil.
Subscribe
Take me to your Reader!
Upcoming
August 10
Red Light Properties Part 21
Tor.com
August 24
Red Light Properties Part 22
Tor.com
August 27-October 2
Mostra 3m de Arte Digital
Mackenzie University
São Paulo, Brazil
September 7
Red Light Properties FINALE
Tor.com
October 8-10
New York Comic-Con
New York, NY
October 16-17
Pixel Show São Paulo
São Paulo, Brazil
Red Light Properties Part 21
Tor.com
August 24
Red Light Properties Part 22
Tor.com
August 27-October 2
Mostra 3m de Arte Digital
Mackenzie University
São Paulo, Brazil
September 7
Red Light Properties FINALE
Tor.com
October 8-10
New York Comic-Con
New York, NY
October 16-17
Pixel Show São Paulo
São Paulo, Brazil
just dezoitz
Dan, I just wanted to drop a quick note about your recent work on “Shooting War”. I was in a Barnes & Noble the other day and ran across the mini-article on “Shooting” in the latest issue of “Wired”. So, naturally, I immeidately went to the site and read the entire 11 chapter web-comic…and man, is it one scary premise. Extremely bleak, resolutely frightening, and absolutely entertaining. Great stuff. Let’s hope this is not a version of the future to come. Congrats.