Posts under ‘Comics’

Now that I’ve spent two nights promoting other guys’ projects, I should probably catch everyone up on my own work.
The Pack is still my main focus this summer, and of course The Pack: Winter Kill is still available in trade paperback and in a Kindle edition. The short comic Big Bad Wolves will be going [...]

AMC is producing a TV series based on The Walking Dead, and a teaser was screened in San Diego this weekend. Someone in attendance recorded it and posted it to YouTube:

Man, I’m really looking forward to this series. I get the impression there was only so much footage available for the teaser, which is why [...]

If you’ve read The Pack: Winter Kill (and you have, right?), you may recall the references to Bigfoot and the mention of the “Kenwood Video” by the hikers in the opening chapters. Big Bad Wolves is a short story in comics form that explains where that video came from and why the Lodge is crowded [...]

Check out this video interview of Bernie Gonzalez, creator of The Hard Easy coming soon from Evileye Books. It’s a crime/noir series featuring a guy named Deacon, who sounds like my kind of character.

Like The Pack, Deacon’s tales will be told in both prose and graphic novel formats.
Yes, obviously this is coming from my publisher, [...]

Missed picking up that copy of The Sixth Gun by Cullen Bunn & Brian Hurtt I recommended for Free Comic Book Day? No problem: CBR’s Robot Six has you covered. They have the first issue in its entirety, as well as order information for the second issue in the series.
Let me tell you, these guys [...]

It’s Free Comic Book Day this Saturday! Drop by your local comic shop and pick up some free goodies. Not sure where you can find a comic shop? Use the zip code-based search on their site.
This year’s freebies include the first issue of Oni’s The Sixth Gun by Cullen Bunn and Brian Hurtt, a supernatural [...]

Things have been going well for The Pack: Winter Kill so far. Things have been quiet on the review front in the last few weeks after a strong start, but we’re still waiting to hear from a few publications we sent copies to. Judging by the almost daily fluctuations in our Amazon sales rank, sales [...]

Reading comics on the iPhone or iPod touch is cool and all, and it’s nice to grab some titles for free or for a buck. However, it’s a different experience from reading a single or an OGN. While most comics adapt just fine, you’re still dealing with limited screen real estate.
The iPad and other tablet [...]

Check out this Sports Illustrated example of what a magazine could look like on a tablet computer like the rumored Apple tablet/Slate/iPad/übergadget:

I would love to have a platform like this to work with comics. Not necessarily as a replacement for floppies, but imagine the extras you can pack in to a graphic novel, comics anthology, [...]

Ommus and I got to talking about some of the differences between American comics and Japanese manga (comics) a ways back. It started with broad strokes, such as how they can print these fat black & white tomes and sell the shit out of them, and how they enjoy a much more mainstream acceptance than [...]