Comic-Con Pictures
Every show I get one of these from Noel, each one always cheering me up, no matter how good or bad the show is.
Yeah. I didn’t have time to post…
The past five days have been HELLACIOUSLY busy. I'll do some sort of post-con wrap up tomorrow. Thanks to all of you who came out, and I hope you enjoy the massive number of books you picked up.
Back tomorrow with some more photos and junk.
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Alright, here we go. Last night was Preview night, it's usually the most fun night of the actual show, because it's not packed to the brim with people, and you can actually get away from the table and get some business done. I'll try to post pictures of all of today's signings etc. So keep your eye's peeled.
Oh, and I'm in so much pain, I can barely stand.
Score.
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Waiting
I'm sitting in a selfst place waitng on my manger. He's running nearly 30 minutes late. So,I get to actually relax for what feels like the first time in weeks. Prepping for the show has been Herculean task, especially considering I'm flat fucking broke and desperately need a job. Happy days.
The Transformation
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All Gone
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Red Mob - Teaser
Click Here for Full SizeBuzzscope on Elk’s Run!
Imagine a compelling combination of Shirley Jackson's "The Lottery" and Stephen King's "The Body," with a healthy dose of M. Night Shyamalan's The Village, and you'll have a good idea of the overall tone of Elk's Run, the critically acclaimed mini-series from Hoarse & Buggy that you're most likely, and unfortunately, not currently reading. Then, imagine the resultant story being told from multiple viewpoints, Rashomon-style, and you'll realize that you're missing out on one of the, if not THE, sleeper hit of the year.
Dawrwyn Cooke Covers Elk’s Run
More info over at All The Rage...
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Variety Says…
http://weblogs.variety.com/bags_and_boards/2005/06/_robot_vol_1_cr.html
Elk’s Run #1-2 (Hoarse and Buggy Prods., $3 each) tell the creepy tale of a mining town that people never really escape from. Written by Joshua Hale Fialkov and nicely illustrated by Noel Tuazon with color by Scott A. Keating, this book is creepy and fun in a very good way. Grade: A-
Noel’s Got It Right
Elk's Run artist Noel Tuazon, always includes sketches of what he imagines I'm doing while we talk. He's got this one pretty much right. He even put the wrist brace on the proper hand. Guy's fucking psychic, I swear it.
