Blasphemy is not Apostasy: Curt Pires and Jason Copland on POP
A article by: Keith Silva  The cool kids have gone to ground.
What we stubbornly still refer to as 'Popular culture' is no
longer measured in decades, but in less than a few hours on a
weekday afternoon, twenty-four if there's blood. The internet
detonated what was 'pop,' leveled it and made itself the one
true idol. What remains of mass media now roams the Earth like
dinosaurs dying from the fallout. Writer Curt Pires and
cartoonist Jason Copland don't care about trends or hashtags or
memes … what they want is relevance, the straight uncut stuff,
Pop in its purest form. In POP Pires and Copeland craft a
philosophy, a mixtape of ideas, influences and straight up skill
and that's what makes them dangerous. POP streets August 27.
Keith Silva for Comics Bulletin: Where ... did this ... this
POP, come from?  Curt Pires: The Idea Space.   CB: Seriously
Pires, how the hell do you think this shit up?  Pires: Ate some
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