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Hi, my name is Matt.

There are three ways to get in touch with me:

1. Comment on any article. Pertinent, on-topic comments are appreciated moreso that others, but go ahead and ramble. I know I do.
2. Send me an email; the address is easy to remember: matt at rocketbomber dot com
3. Start bad-mouthing me and my posts and my blog (and maybe my personal habits and hygiene) on your web site, and so long as you include some links back to RocketBomber, either Technorati or Google will let me know about it. There are no guarantees I’ll respond (in fact, it’s unlikely-to-impossible that I’d take that bait) but this is still a legitimate way to get my attention. And the publicity never hurts.

If you are a publisher and would like to submit books or DVDs for review, please send me an email first and I will promptly provide a mailing address. (I’d just post it here, but that’s a mite too public for my shy and retiring nature)
—Obviously I like manga, and so does the majority of my readership (they have to, really, because I can’t seem to shut up about it) but the [intended] scope of this blog and of my personal interests are both much broader — if you’ve read my mission statement and think your product fits, then ask me about it in an email and odds are I’ll bite.

If you are interested in contributing to RocketBomber…

then take some initiative.

you’ll figure it out.

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...and one source I trust for reviews, reports, and opinion on manga specifically...

...and where my casual browsing usually ends, past the research for various articles that I have to do each day.

Note: NSFW. Icarus, best described as "the Thinking Man's Porn Manga." Simon does me the undeserved favor of dropping free review copies my way, which I have callously ignored to date. Simon's blog is also a must-read, for a look at the manga industry from a small indy publisher's perspective. Plus, porn.

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Top banner photo credits, from right to left:
- Soviet concept art vintage 1967, ganked from Dark Roasted Blend
- Excerpt of a souvenir card from the 1929 round-the-world flight of the LZ-127 Graf Zeppelin, ganked from Oldbeacon.com (via Metafilter)
- Goodyear Rocket Airship concept, posted in a 1958 Popular Mechanics article; ganked from online archives of the rec.aviation.military usenet group, found via GIS.
- Photo of the sculpture "Guard" by Hans van Bentem, located in Rotterdam, The Netherlands; ganked from Wikimedia Commons
- Soviet concept art from 1970, also ganked from Dark Roasted Blend
- Butt end of a R-7 Soyuz-class rocket booster of recent vintage, ganked from Michael Saxe at TravelBlog.
- Overlayed schematics, colour-inverted, of the Lippisch P-09 Rocket Plane, the Sänger-Bred Rocket Bomber, an unnamed heavy-tank-class mecha, and a second unnamed mecha in fighter-jet configuration (both anonymous to keep my ass from infringement -- and at that resolution & in combination I claim fair use as part of an artistic and satirical collage)
- Excerpt of "Dr. J.W. Mauchly makes an adjustment to ENIAC, the massive computer he designed to assist the U.S. military during World War II," ganked from Science Clarified
-- Logo art is original, credit M. Blind; logo created and photos composited in the Gimp 2.2

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