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Category Archives: Comic books
Everything about Everland
My third Kickstarter launched last night and it has been met with an overwhelmingly positive response! This post is going to be updated as we go through the Kickstarter to have a record of what’s going on. First, the Bleeding … Continue reading
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The Anatomy of Zur-En-Arrh” Coming Soon!
My book The Anatomy of Zur-en-arrh: Understanding Grant Morrison’s Batman has been solicited in the Diamond Previews Catalog! Here’s everything you need to know about the book: The Diamond order number is _________________ Official book page The Announcement on Sequart Original … Continue reading
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New Wave Soldiers Redux
This is the last bit of New Wave Soldiers pages I’ve got. Nate drew five pages and inked four and then LIFE struck once more. If you like what you’ve seen over these past few weeks, please let us know. … Continue reading
Interview with CW Cooke about Solitary
CW Cooke is a writer who I met at Planet Comicon back in March. He’s got a Kickstarter up to finish the first arc on his comic Solitary so I thought I’d help him spread the word with an interview. I hope … Continue reading
New Wave Soldiers character designs
After the mini-comic, Nate took another hiatus. I messaged him again after time passed and wanted to start it all over again. I rewrote the prologue, the first and second issues and wanted to turn our comic into an 80 … Continue reading
Nemo at Thirty – 2. The Casualty
In case you missed it, the first strip can be found here. Please share and comment!
Happy Birthday, Batman!
Today is Batman’s 75th Birthday! My son and I are going to Barnes and Noble to pick up our copy of Detective Comics #27 and we’re going to celebrate by watching Batman: The Animated Series today. I’ll try and update later today … Continue reading
New Wave Soldiers – the mini-comic
Some time after the production on New Wave Soldiers stopped, I approached Nate to start things back up again. In order to get people excited for the comic, I thought we’d do a mini-comic in the style of Mark Waid’s … Continue reading
Nemo at Thirty – 1. The night I lost the will to fight
Here is the first installment of the Nemo comic that the incomparable Elaine Johnson and I are working on together. We hope you like it.
A very brief recap of the weekly comics of DC Comics
I’ve got a real love/hate relationship with weekly series from DC Comics. 52 was an incredible experiment that can probably never quite be replicated in terms of just how crazy and good it was, and I try each new weekly series, but … Continue reading
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