Tag: Fantasy
Jazz Age Wednesdays ― Hullaba Lulu 11.3
Jazz Age Wednesdays ― Hullaba Lulu 11.3 from Teagan’s Books
Wednesday, August 1, 2018
Yes… she’s back. Art by Rob Goldstein
Welcome everyone. The diesel-punk train has arrived at Jazz Age Wednesdays. It’s great to see all you Sheiks and Shebas!
The diesel-punk train has been stuck in that Egyptian sand dune where it exited the pittura metafisica — both in the story and in my head. Sunday is my writing day, so as I pen this, I was looking for inspiration. I landed on the video composite (below) of Louis Armstrong. It includes some 1920s footage. At the video site, there’s a nice bit of history too.
The second song “I’ll Be Glad When You’re Dead, You Rascal,” got me going with this episode. Does that seem like odd inspiration? Read on and you’ll understand.
Louis Armstrong – Satchmo At His Best – Legends In Concert
San Francisco artist, Rob Goldstein created the pos-i-lutely swell images…
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Catch-Up Saturdays — Hullaba Real World Tech & Review
from Teagan’s Books
Saturday, July 14, 2018
Roaring Twenties Tech & Culture
Gramps with some “tech” from Hullaba Lulu, Art by Rob Goldstein
Hello, everyone! Welcome to my sanctuary. Or maybe I should say welcome Shieks and Shebas, because this post sort of reviews my Jazz Age Wednesdays serial, Hullaba Lulu.
My “partner in crime” for the #DieselPunk serial is artist Rob Goldsteinwho creates the illustrations and videos for Hullaba Lulu. Between us we’ve added many real world elements from Roaring Twenties culture and technology.
Today I’m spotlighting the real (though I used some of it in a fantastical way) technology and popular culture items of the Roaring Twenties. Some of these were “things” sent by Rob, others came along as part of my storytelling. This post will also serve as a catch-up review of Hullaba Lulu.
Don’t Bring Lulu
It’s no surprise that music was a big…
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Jazz Age Wednesdays ― Hullaba Lulu 11.2
It’s time for Hullaba Lulu 11.2
Wednesday, July 18, 2018
Who’s your papa? Art by Rob Goldstein
Welcome everyone. The diesel-punk train has arrived at Jazz Age Wednesdays. It’s great to see all you Sheiks and Shebas! Artist, Rob Goldstein created the pos-i-lutely swell images for this episode. If you need a comprehensive review of this serial, Rob has a post with links to many of the past chapters.
Previously with Hullaba Lulu
When we left Lulu and the crew, Valentino’s train had crashed into a sand dune in Egypt. Pearl apologized for suggesting Lulu and her family weren’t good enough, but Lulu could tell she didn’t really mean it.
Then they saw an automobile speeding across the sands toward the train. The angel-bots acted very excited when they spotted it.
“It’s Papá!” Moon cried.
This time
This episode is low key compared to others. However, we can see that Pearl…
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