Rats.
Sorry. I just deleted a whole bunch of comments from people. In a very stupid way. But these things happen. Thanks, anyway, for the well-wishes and questions and stuff.
From what I remember:
No, there's no planned Evil Con Carne DVD. However, there are a few on the Billy & Mandy Season One DVD, and if CN puts out the rest of the BM seasons, we'd parceled out a few half-hours of ECC for each! My favorites were the last four half hours. Those I felt really in control over. And everybody knew their character and were really able to make the show better. The highlights, I think, are C.H. Greenblatt's traffic epic "Gridlocked and Loaded", Brett Varon's "H.C.C.B.D.D." and Alex Almaguer's "Mother of All Evils". Ah, good times.
Somebody asked something else, but I forgot it while writing the first reply. To the kid with the birthday: Right-on. Keep on aging. And to the pastor from Manchester who'd started to question his faith: Start playing more video games. It'll distract you from the cruel truths of agnosticism. And finally, to Jimmy Strattonshire of Manchester, England, who turned eight this week: Please stop trying to read my mind. I know it's you.
Something real coming soon...
From what I remember:
No, there's no planned Evil Con Carne DVD. However, there are a few on the Billy & Mandy Season One DVD, and if CN puts out the rest of the BM seasons, we'd parceled out a few half-hours of ECC for each! My favorites were the last four half hours. Those I felt really in control over. And everybody knew their character and were really able to make the show better. The highlights, I think, are C.H. Greenblatt's traffic epic "Gridlocked and Loaded", Brett Varon's "H.C.C.B.D.D." and Alex Almaguer's "Mother of All Evils". Ah, good times.
Somebody asked something else, but I forgot it while writing the first reply. To the kid with the birthday: Right-on. Keep on aging. And to the pastor from Manchester who'd started to question his faith: Start playing more video games. It'll distract you from the cruel truths of agnosticism. And finally, to Jimmy Strattonshire of Manchester, England, who turned eight this week: Please stop trying to read my mind. I know it's you.
Something real coming soon...
posted by Maxwell Atoms at 12:27 AM
14 Comments:
That was me who wished you Happy Birthday.
I hope CN puts the other seasons on dvd. I enjoyed watching all the old episodes. The show has changed a lot since season one.
grid locked and loaded was very good, took me a while to find that episode!
also really enjoyed "Hector, King of the Britons"/"Jealousy, Jealous Do"
but answer this! Are there any unaired evil con carne episodes?
Hi...Maxwelll Atoms you are my hero...and I know It sounds crazy but it's always been my dream to meet and talk to you in pearson...but when I heard I could comment on your blog, well it's the next best thing so...thats why I am so happy right now. My Name is Christopher Lawrence Jones, I am 12 years old and my dream is to creat a cartoon called: The Very Chaotic and Crazy Adventures of Christopher Jones...If you take a look at my blog and go to older posts you can see how the title of my show will look...I want to be just like you when I grow up!...I really hope more seasons of billy and mandy come out!
YES! I love Evil Con Carne but here in australia the billy and mandy DVD doesn't have any special features or ECC eps.....:( oh well
P.S Pleeeeeeease put more maxwell art up
Did someone say it was Maxwelll Atoms birthday...Oh no!!! Did I miss it...I wish I did'nt I whould have been celibrating it...well If I did miss it...HAPPY BIRTHDAY MAXWELL ATOMS!!!!!
Oops I missed your birthday... Happy belated birthday!
I just recently borrowed my friend's Billy and Mandy DVD and I've been playing it non-stop!
ECC is awesome! I really wish there were more eps. tho.
Hi Maxwell. The realization that billy & mandy is gone is still sinking in... All I have left to look forward to, are reruns. *sigh* I can only hope that "Underfist" will be as good as as billy and mandy. :(
oh, and happy birthday by the way.
I'm on the track to becoming a writer. Prepping myself to attend Central Michigan University next year, where I hope to attain my writing degree. Here's to meeting you as peers in the future.
(On a side note, I'd really like to meet Phil LaMarr...)
Good luck in the stuff you do.
You probably get this a lot but I've been wondering. When you want to get into the animation industry what qualifications are they interested in? Or education for that matter. Would a University be better suited than an art college?
I'm considering trying to apply to go to Edinburgh College of art over going to a University to learn animation and I've heard mixed things. just thought I'd gather a few opinions on it because I'm a little lost.
I'm sure you don't need me spraffing on about how much I love your shows, that's probably kinda obvious by the fact I'm here commenting in the first place. Much love to your tallent!
Cheers.
Claire
hey maxwell i just got season one of BM on dvd and i was wondering if there was any info on release dates for the other seasons.. really looking forward to them :)
dude, i cant believe ive found your blog!!! you are awesome. i love billy and mandy. please.. continue to be awesome!
So, now you give special messages to your readers? Cool man! Can you give me one message in your next post? Jaja!
Note: your birthday? Mmmmh.... congratulations, I guess
It doesn't look like CN is going to put out more Billy and Mandy anytime soon (since nothing's been anoounced except for Ben 10) DVD's. I think we need to start some grandiose letter-writing campaign.
@ Claire:
I really don't think anyone will care where you came from as long as you're good. I know people (including myself) that went to a 4 year schools. Cal Arts is a big one. But I also know people that went through two years of community college. There are some pretty amazing artists who didn't quite make it through high-school, come to think of it.
I don't think you should deny yourself a good education, but talent and drive can carry you a long way.
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