Old Dogs update
Here is an update on the Old Dogs situation at the moment:
The comic is fully drawn and inked. Christina coloured it in a basic style similar to the first two volumes of Casanova, so it would be ready for us to show people at NYCC last month. It looked absolutely awesome.
Shortly Christina will begin fully colouring the comic for completion some time early next year. Then it will be on sale for anybody to buy.
In the meantime Christina is carrying on being an awesome artist, and us two are continuing to write various new ideas we have.
Watch this space…
Comics we love #9:
Scarlet, by Brian Michael Bendis and Alex Maleev.
The first printing of Old Dogs is printed!
It looks fantastic and we are so proud of the work Christina has done on it.
This printing though is not for sale as we will be using it to give to people that might want to have a look at it in NYCC this weekend.
More news sometime soon on how to order Old Dogs when it is for sale.
Old Dogs is finished. It looks fantastic. Very very proud.
Comics we love #8:
Demo, by Brian Wood and Becky Cloonan.
Comics we love #7:
The Umbrella Academy by Gerad Way and Gabriel Ba.
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Countdown till NYCC, in Midtown Comics [as of this past Saturday].
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Comics we love #5:
Locke and Key by Joe Hill and Gabriel Rodriguez.
Comics we love #4:
Alias by Brian Michael Mendis and Michael Gaydos.
Some of my Illustrations will be in his exhibition starting Sept 5th.
This exhibition has been organised to raise funds in support of relief efforts in Japan, following the earthquake in March. This will be a collection of original work submitted both by student and professional…
International read comics in public day this Sunday
http://readcomicsinpublic.com/about/
As someone who always reads comics in my nearby park; I have never received a wedgey or been picked on for doing so.
Comics we love #3:
Planetary by Warren Ellis, John Cassaday and Laura Martin.
Fitz from Old Dogs.
When you can’t think of a name in the script for the un-named villain in your book, just use that of Robbie Coltrane’s character in Cracker.
