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Pets of the Week August 10, 2020

With his goofy grin, happy-go-lucky personality and a tail that never stops wagging, Domino is one of those dogs that is bound to put you in a good mood. He’s silly and fun-loving and is an all-around wonderful pooch. Since he’s just over a year old, you can expect a ton of energy, which he […]

Pets of the Week August 3, 2020

Everything about Batilda is big. She has big ears that stand tall, big and beautiful brown eyes, a big grin that’s always on her face, and an even bigger personality. She is a one-and-a-half-year-old black Shepherd mix with boundless energy and a desire to please. She has proven herself eager to learn and has already […]

Pets of the Week July 27, 2020

Simba is a handsome two-year-old American Pit Bull Terrier mix with a gorgeous golden coat, golden eyes to match, and an expressive smile that’s always on his face. Don’t let his namesake fool you, however. While Simba may look somewhat like a lion, his personality is that of a lamb’s. He’s a shy, gentle giant […]

Pets of the Week July 20, 2020

Meet General, a livewire of a pup with a sweet disposition and a keen desire to find his forever home. He is a handsome two-and-a-half-year-old hound and terrier mix with a clean white coat with striking brown and brindle patches throughout. General has already faced a lot of hardships in his young life, including homelessness […]

Pets of the Week July 13, 2020

There’s something special about senior dogs. Their faces may be a little whiter than in their younger years, but their hearts are made of pure gold. Take Nana, for example. This eleven-year-old Hound mix’s deep brown eyes radiate kindness and offer a glimpse into an experienced soul. Despite her age, she still has the energy […]

Pets of the Week July 6, 2020

The adoption fees are generously sponsored by the Ascend Cares Foundation for these featured pets through July 11th, 2020. For your and our employees’ safety, please call (864) 223-2498 to schedule an appointment for a visit to meet these and other available pets. Don’t you wish your girlfriend was as cute as me? Don’t you […]

Custom Cover Generator

July 27, 2010July 27, 2010

For Comic Binders,

I have created a custom cover template generator (http://www.donnyd.com/comics). There are a lot of binderies out there that can handle custom covers like Library Binding did.

The template will be at 350dpi at a height of 10 1/4″.

Enjoy.

Comic Binding Update

May 28, 2010

I am sorry to say that LibraryBinding.com has been purchased by Houchen. I am not sure if they are going to be carrying on the fine quality work that Jim, Jeanette, Will and everyone at Library Binding performed.

I am going to see about other alternatives for binders in a similar price/quality (over-sewn and glued, extras like ribbon markers and die stamping, etc) range.

I have not had any direct communication with Houchen and therefore cannot comment one way or another on the quality of their work or even if they will work with individuals like Library Binding did. From what I understand, a lot of the larger binders do not take into account us one-off customers. You know the customer who is only getting a couple of books bound – unlike a library or school that would be getting hundreds or more bound at a time.

Custom Comic Binding – New Mutants

September 21, 2009May 28, 2010 6 Comments

There is a new mini-hobby out there for Comic Enthusiasts. How often have you wanted a collected edition of your favorite stories, but the publisher hasn’t created one or it is out of print? That is where Comic Binding comes into play. You gather together the comics you think should be in a trade in the order you think they should be in and send them to a book binder like Texas Bindery. In a few weeks, you will be holding in your hand the volume(s) made the way you want them made.

I am going to provide photos of a set of volumes I had created a few months ago along with the map, order of issue placement in each volume. A great resource for binding is at the Binding Forum on TheComicForum.com and from the Comic Geek Speak podcast.