Shop! (Posted 4/11/2010)

Etsy: Your place to buy & sell all things handmade farmersapothecary.etsy.com

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Are You a Fan of…? (Posted 2/16/2010)

I need fans for my Facebook page! Become a fan of Farmers Apothecary on Facebook!

I make soap, lots of wonderful, soothing, bubbly, moisturizing soap! Farmers Apothecary is my homemade soap company (have you ever tried a bar of handmade soap? It is sooo much better than commercial soap. Try it! You’ll never buy another bar of commercial soap again!) My skin can’t handle the commercial detergent soap, I gotta have MY soap. I also make lotions, fizzies, gels, and other bath potions in all sorts of colors and scents. Check it out.

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Spider-Woman, Agent of S.W.O.R.D. (Posted 10/25/2009)

Hulu is offering the entire Spider-Women: Agent of Sword motion comic, episodes 1-5, for free viewing on their website. Check it out!

One of the most highly anticipated Marvel series ever; experience the SPIDER-WOMAN Motion Comic by the Eisner award-winning team of Brian Michael Bendis and Alex Maleev. The Secret Invasion is over. Now comes the reckoning.

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Become a Fan! (Posted 10/3/2009)

I make and sell all sorts of bath and body products: soap, lotion, sugar scrubs, candles, and more. Check out my line-up of products, visit the website, or become a fan of Farmers Apothecary on Facebook!

High quality, natural ingredients!

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Wallpaper Junkie Submissions (Posted 8/2/2009)

I have opened Wallpaper Junkie up for submissions and uploads. Head there now if you’re interested.

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Tweet Tweet (Posted 4/7/2009)

You can now follow me on Twitter if you want. It’s usually nothing too exciting, but hey…

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Crosslisted (Posted 4/3/2009)

This Fanlisting has been crosslisted into the animation category.

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Spider-Woman Motion Comic (Posted 2/8/2009)

Spider-Woman will be the subject of a digital motion comic with voice actors playing the part of various characters from the Marvel Universe. Brian Michael Bendis, writer of the Spider-Woman print comic, is writing scripts specifically for motion comics that will be offered for purchase on iTunes. Alex Maleev, who did the art for Marvel’s motion comics presentation of Stephen King’s N by Marc Guggenheim, will be doing the artwork for the Spider-Woman motion comic as well as the print comic. It will be released as an ongoing series in tandem with the print comic, coming out at the same time. The motion comic will come out first, then the print comic will follow a week or two later.

“We’ve hired the actors, the voices. They’re really fantastic,” Bendis said. “Alex is kind of the director of the project. It’s more than being just the artist.”

“It’s a new territory for all of us,” Maleev said. “We’ll be doing our best to please you guys.”

“With the new medium comes a new storytelling language,” Bendis said. “We’re very excited to see where that takes us. And for those who are worried that all their comics are going away, that’s not the way we’re looking at it… What we’re hoping this will do is be one of those gateway books that gets people excited about comics.”

“We’re experimenting,” Buckley said, adding that the length of the motion comics, the price point and all the logistics of this medium are still being figured out. But he’s excited that Marvel is taking the first step.

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He’s Sorry (Posted 1/6/2009)

Bendis recently said. “Who Spider-Woman is, what she’s doing in the world and what that will be like are all very unique. The book also has a very interesting perspective on the post-’Secret Invasion’ Marvel Universe. I’m sorry to Spider-Woman fans for making her a Skrull but I think we’re going to make it up to you big time early next year.”

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Episode 1 Found on YouTube (Posted )

I found the first episode of the old Spider-Woman cartoon series on YouTube this morning. Enjoy!

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Where IS It? (Posted 1/4/2009)

So, Marvel’s March 2009 solicitation have been released, with no mention of the Spider-Woman series…maybe we can look forward to it in April?

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Spider-Woman Series Update (Posted 9/28/2008)

Spider-Woman: Agent of Sword by Bendis and Alex Maleev will debut March 2008. It will be the first ongoing by the team since they left Daredevil. “We’re hoping, god-willing, you guys-willing, we’ll stay on that book for a long time on this one as well,” Bendis said. Jessica Drew? Bendis: If she’s still alive, and “if the Skrulls didn’t eat her for Skrull Rosh Hashanah,” she might be in Spider-Woman: Agent of SWORD.  He added that readers will find out in Secret Invasion #8 whether Jess survives the Secret Invasion story-line.

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Spider-Woman Series Announced (Posted 6/29/2008)

Brian Michael Bendis announced recently at the Wizard World Chicago comic-con that, as he promised a couple years ago, an ongoing Spider-Woman series will be coming out in 2009 called Spider-Woman: Agent of SWORD. “It will be written by me and drawn and painted by Alex Maleev,” he said. “Now you know why it was delayed.” Benis added that “whoever it is who will be in the Spider-Woman costume will be in a very dark place. It’s going to be something in the same kind of tone as Daredevil for fans of that comic, but also something very new and different.”

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New Layout (Posted 6/23/2008)

I really need a new layout - coming soon, I hope.

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An Unsettling Turn of Events (Posted 6/22/2008)

Here are some various Spider-Woman images and covers relating to the recent Skrull invasion of the Marvelverse….which also imply an unsettling turn of events for our favorite heroine….dammit.

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