Henry & Glenn Gang Bang in LA Weekly!

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Interview with The Beat!

Tom's got another interview about Henry & Glenn up at The Beat!

Also- The 2nd Edition of Henry & Glenn Forever, with 12 new strips, is at the printers now! The 1st edition is now a collector's item. Get 'em while you can from Tom this weekend at Indy Euphoria convention in Sacramento, CA, and San Diego Comic Con next month.

Tom Neely Interview with Decibel Magazine!

If I could go back in time and tell my 14 yr old self that in the future I'd be interviewed by a magazine that normally covers the likes of Megadeth, Carcass, Exodus and Cannibal Corpse, I'm sure 14-yr-old Tom would say "Get the fuck out of my room you creepy old man!" And then 14-yr-old Tom would crank "Chopped in Half" by Obituary on his stereo and go back to drawing chaotic evil druids slaying goblins in his notebook.

Read my interview with the Decibel Magazine Blog here.

Tom Neely interview about Henry & Glenn Forever

Q: Henry and Glenn is totally pee-your-pants hilarious but I get the feeling that there's a steady current of love and respect for those dudes' work in it. Tell us about your own Rollins and Danzig fandom. What do you love about their music?

I've been a huge fan of The Misfits since I first heard Last Caress in the 6th grade. Being a small town kid who was mostly listening to Mötley Crüe at the time, Glenn's lyrics were the most evil thing I'd ever heard, so I immediately had to seek out more. The Misfits were my introduction to punk rock and dark themed music. Considering now that most of my music buying is in the black metal section, it kinda set the course for my future listening pleasure. Black Flag came to me much later. I became a fan of Henry Rollins after seeing his spoken word performance at my college in '94. Not long after that I got into their music as well. I made a lot of my strips riff on some of their well known lyrics because I just love those songs so much.

Read the whole interview at Microcosm here.