This has probably been posted here before but for those who haven’t heard it, here you go:

An interview with Jeff Chapman, aka Ninjalicious

This August marks 15 years since Ninjalicious left us.

This interview really helps illustrate how he never considered himself any kind of special person or figurehead -- he really was just a curious man who loved to peek behind doors.

I miss him.

I've been really enjoying the zines that I recently purchased from Liz!

It feels important to me to educate myself on the early days of the hobby and to understand and know the person responsible for what I enjoy doing so much today!

Posted by Freaktography I've been really enjoying the zines that I recently purchased from Liz! It feels important to me to educate myself on the early days of the hobby and to understand and know the person responsible for what I enjoy doing so much today! click to view

Speaking of Liz, did you see this post? Your response might be needed.

Anyway, since everyone's sharing, here's a picture from that time almost five years ago where we held a Korean-style funerary ritual for the 10-year anniversary of Ninjalicious' death.

Posted by Steed Speaking of Liz, did you see this post? Your response might be needed.

Thanks, I'll get in touch with Dougo now!

Posted by rob.i.am This has probably been posted here before but for those who haven’t heard it, here you go: An interview with Jeff Chapman, aka Ninjalicious

Access All Areas and a newly issued UER infiltration sticker adorn my nightstand and my motrocycle.

Ninjalicious is dead. Long live Ninjalicious.