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Hi all--
It has been a super-busy month here, and with Emerald City Comicon upcoming, it's only gonna get busier. But I've gotta take a breath to tell you a bunch of fun comics news:
First, you can finally buy actual paper copies of Greeters 0 & 1 from Comixpress. You can get 'em both for $3.25. You can't even get a damn coffee for $3.25 anymore, let alone a fun comic book that exposes the breeding experiments of the world's last retailer. Assuming comixpress comes through, we'll have these books in quantity at Emerald City.
Secondly, if you aren't interested in forking over a few bucks (and I've got cheap Danish farmsteader blood running through my veins so I would never begrudge anyone their thrift) you can read Greeter 1 online totally for free and without commitment. And if you'd like to start from before the beginning, G0 is available for online reads.
Thirdly, Greeter 2 is roaring along. I am lettering. Kat is inking. Katie is coloring. We have three sharp cover concepts. I am optimistic about us hitting our print deadline for Emerald City.
Finally, I have the finished Comfort Guide: Matrimony artwork in my hands and I am preening over it like a proud papa. No web preview for this yet -- but soon, my pretties, because I really want to share the totally sweet job that porkshanks did. When we started the project, she said she wanted to take the CG to the next level and I think she succeeded.
We will definitely have CG:M at Emerald City -- including, hopefully, gold-embossed samples that will show what this baby might look like as an actual wedding invitation. Comics are awesome and fun, but weddings are the long cash.
It has been a super-busy month here, and with Emerald City Comicon upcoming, it's only gonna get busier. But I've gotta take a breath to tell you a bunch of fun comics news:
First, you can finally buy actual paper copies of Greeters 0 & 1 from Comixpress. You can get 'em both for $3.25. You can't even get a damn coffee for $3.25 anymore, let alone a fun comic book that exposes the breeding experiments of the world's last retailer. Assuming comixpress comes through, we'll have these books in quantity at Emerald City.
Secondly, if you aren't interested in forking over a few bucks (and I've got cheap Danish farmsteader blood running through my veins so I would never begrudge anyone their thrift) you can read Greeter 1 online totally for free and without commitment. And if you'd like to start from before the beginning, G0 is available for online reads.
Thirdly, Greeter 2 is roaring along. I am lettering. Kat is inking. Katie is coloring. We have three sharp cover concepts. I am optimistic about us hitting our print deadline for Emerald City.
Finally, I have the finished Comfort Guide: Matrimony artwork in my hands and I am preening over it like a proud papa. No web preview for this yet -- but soon, my pretties, because I really want to share the totally sweet job that porkshanks did. When we started the project, she said she wanted to take the CG to the next level and I think she succeeded.
We will definitely have CG:M at Emerald City -- including, hopefully, gold-embossed samples that will show what this baby might look like as an actual wedding invitation. Comics are awesome and fun, but weddings are the long cash.