I've bought a nice amount of stuff since summer, as far as comics go. Not everything was necessarily A-list material, but I got a lot of good deals. Here's my attempt at a checklist of what I've picked up.
100 Bullets vol 1 HC (FUCK YEAH)
Absolute All-Star Superman
Absolute Identity Crisis
Amazon HC (Seagle/Sale)
Area 10
Astonishing X-Men Omnibus
Astounding Wolf-Man vol 1
Batman: Noel
Captain America: Red, White, & Blue
Civil War: Front Line vols 1 & 2
Cover Story: The DC Comics Art of Brian Bolland
Doom Patrol vols 2-6
Elektra: The Hand
Elektra: The Scorpio Key
Essential Classic X-Men vols 1-3
Essential Nova
Essential OHotMU vol 1
Essential OHotMU: Deluxe Edition vol 2
Essential OHotMU: Master Edition vols 1 & 2
Essential X-Men vol 8
Fantastic Four Visionaries: Walter Simonson vol 1
Fantastic Four: First Family
Flash: Crossfire
Ghost Rider Omnibus
Green Lantern: Tales of the Sinestro Corps
Green Lantern: The Sinestro Corps War (one volume edition, very awesome)
Hard Boiled
Haunt vol 1
Iron Man: Enter The Mandarin
iZombie vols 1 & 2
Joe The Barbarian HC
Legends
Legion of Super-Heroes: The Great Darkness Saga HC
Legion Lost HC (DnA/Coipel)
Local HC
Locke & Key vols 2-3
Luthor HC
Mask Omnibus vol 2
Parker vols 1-2
Reid Fleming: World's Toughest Milkman vol 1 HC
S.H.I.E.L.D. Architects of Forever vol 1 HC (Oversized!)
Starman Omnibus vol 2
Superman: The Man of Steel vols 2-6
Superman: They Saved Luthor's Brain!
Teen Titans: A Kid's Game
Terminator Omnibus vols 1 & 2
The Death Ray
Thor by Walter Simonson Omnibus (FUCK YEAH)
Ultimate Fantastic Four vol 1 HC
Ultimate Fantastic Four vol 5: Crossover
Uncanny X-Men: Rise and Fall of the Shi'ar Empire HC
Unwritten vol 3
Vertigo Resurrected: Jonny Double
X-Statix Omnibus (FUCK YEAH)
Young Avengers vol 1: Sidekicks
Youngblood HC (rescripted by Joe Casey)
Sunday, February 19, 2012
Saturday, February 4, 2012
Published!
Yeah, that's right. It was a surprise to me, too.
Back in the Fall, my friend Jude (my artist) and I were nearing the deadline on our 2-page "romance" story. We went a little bit past the deadline, but that was okay.
Then, the head honcho had apparently overbooked the volume. I talked it out with Jude and we agreed to voluntarily cut ourselves from the book and be guaranteed a spot in the next appropriate volume. I say "appropriate" because each one so far has had a theme. Our romance 2-pager wouldn't really fit in the horror volume. Well, maybe it would, depending on your point of view.
So, we figured we had about a year to rework it (as per the head honcho's posted schedule of upcoming books), maybe get another page or two to play with, redo the art, etc. We hadn't really talked heavily about it. Hell, the only time we talked about redoing it was in the same conversation where we agreed to cut ourselves.
A few weeks ago Jude messaged me on Skype asking if I knew our story had been printed anyway. News to me! Jude had his own solo story, another 2-pager, also printed. He had actually volunteered that to be cut as well. His parents bought the books to support the "brand" and he was flipping through it and saw not just his solo story, but the one we worked on together.
I never heard any notice beforehand from anyone on high, nor have I received a comp copy yet. I'll get on the head honcho about that soon, but in the meantime I'll check it out at Jude's house next time I'm over.
I'm excited to be published, but at the same time I really did want to rework it and let it "breathe" a little better.
As for the story itself, I'm happy with how it turned out. I based it all on what I was going through with my ex and the dialogue is at least 95% accurate to real things that were said. Therapy through writing! It's an emo and depressing story, though. Not a very happy ending.
It can be purchased here for the price of $3.75: http://www.comixpress.com/store/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=0&products_id=1995 Not a bad deal for a 52 page book.
Like I said, I haven't seen it. The earlier "Gathering" volumes had bios for the creators and I certainly wasn't contacted in regards to this, so I worry there's some half-assed info. Regardless, I dedicate my work in the volume to my mom. I wish she could read it.
Also, someone who isn't me made a profile for me on comicbookdb.com. Weird to type in my last name and get TWO entries. The other being my cousin, who's still coloring books for Marvel and DC. Here's my entry: http://www.comicbookdb.com/creator.php?ID=34227
Back in the Fall, my friend Jude (my artist) and I were nearing the deadline on our 2-page "romance" story. We went a little bit past the deadline, but that was okay.
Then, the head honcho had apparently overbooked the volume. I talked it out with Jude and we agreed to voluntarily cut ourselves from the book and be guaranteed a spot in the next appropriate volume. I say "appropriate" because each one so far has had a theme. Our romance 2-pager wouldn't really fit in the horror volume. Well, maybe it would, depending on your point of view.
So, we figured we had about a year to rework it (as per the head honcho's posted schedule of upcoming books), maybe get another page or two to play with, redo the art, etc. We hadn't really talked heavily about it. Hell, the only time we talked about redoing it was in the same conversation where we agreed to cut ourselves.
A few weeks ago Jude messaged me on Skype asking if I knew our story had been printed anyway. News to me! Jude had his own solo story, another 2-pager, also printed. He had actually volunteered that to be cut as well. His parents bought the books to support the "brand" and he was flipping through it and saw not just his solo story, but the one we worked on together.
I never heard any notice beforehand from anyone on high, nor have I received a comp copy yet. I'll get on the head honcho about that soon, but in the meantime I'll check it out at Jude's house next time I'm over.
I'm excited to be published, but at the same time I really did want to rework it and let it "breathe" a little better.
As for the story itself, I'm happy with how it turned out. I based it all on what I was going through with my ex and the dialogue is at least 95% accurate to real things that were said. Therapy through writing! It's an emo and depressing story, though. Not a very happy ending.
It can be purchased here for the price of $3.75: http://www.comixpress.com/store/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=0&products_id=1995 Not a bad deal for a 52 page book.
Like I said, I haven't seen it. The earlier "Gathering" volumes had bios for the creators and I certainly wasn't contacted in regards to this, so I worry there's some half-assed info. Regardless, I dedicate my work in the volume to my mom. I wish she could read it.
Also, someone who isn't me made a profile for me on comicbookdb.com. Weird to type in my last name and get TWO entries. The other being my cousin, who's still coloring books for Marvel and DC. Here's my entry: http://www.comicbookdb.com/creator.php?ID=34227
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