I think what Eden meant to say was COME SEE THE HELL OUT OF MING DOYLE at SPX this weekend!  It is her first trip to our fair show and we aim to make her feel welcome. imagecomics: Get the very first look at MARA interior art by Ming Doyle! She and writer Brian Wood talk about their mini-series at USA Today. “‘He’s got a great vision for how subtly advanced this world is from our own while still making it feel believably connected,’ Doyle says. ‘Everything’s on a super-sized scale, there are more people, more buildings, more screens.’”
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I think what Eden meant to say was COME SEE THE HELL OUT OF MING DOYLE at SPX this weekend!  It is her first trip to our fair show and we aim to make her feel welcome.

imagecomics:

Get the very first look at MARA interior art by Ming Doyle! She and writer Brian Wood talk about their mini-series at USA Today.

“‘He’s got a great vision for how subtly advanced this world is from our own while still making it feel believably connected,’ Doyle says. ‘Everything’s on a super-sized scale, there are more people, more buildings, more screens.’”

(via comicsgirl)

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BLACK LUNG: a videogame

Coulda been rad.

brianwood:

In 2007-8, Kristian Donaldson and I came within a heartbeat of getting this made as a major console videogame:

Then the world economy crashed.

I often look back at the work we did on the game… I wrote several dozen missions as well as the overall story and world and characters, and Kristian did a lot of design for it.  It had the feel of Supermarket but with first-person, squad-based combat with an over-the-top aggro feel.

Maybe someday.

(via constellation-funk)

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The Drawn Word #1 is out!

Check it, folks!

davepress:

It’s 137 pages for $1, downloadable through our good friends at Graphicly.

Edited by all around good guy Christopher Irving this new comics magazine features spotlights on Brian Wood, Bill Sienkiewicz, and I profile Kelly Sue DeConnick!

The book also features the talents of Reilly Brown, Bill Alger, and Jamal Igle. So, you’re getting an awful lot of great stuff for a dollar.

Thanks to Chris, my colleague here at Brooklyn College, for getting me involved in a new arena of comics discussion.

Hope you all like it! Here’s some more info:

Christopher Irving, co-founder of Graphic NYC, brings you a comics magazine for the masses! The feature for this inaugural issue is a spotlight on Brian Wood (DMZ, The Massive) as he reveals the next stage of his dynamic writing career, a spotlight on artist Bill Sienkiewicz, and catching up with cartoonist John Kerschbaum and writer Kelly Sue DeConnick! Included are contributions by comics pros Jamal Igle (Supergirl, The Ray), Reilly Brown (Incredible Hercules, Power Play), Bill Alger, and Madeline Richards. Get in on the ground floor with this revolutionary comics magazine.


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