Wednesday, August 22, 2007
Frakkin-A, Bubba.
BATTLESTAR GALACTICA: SEASON ZERO has been officially expanded from six issues to twelve.
Monday, August 20, 2007
GO SPEND YOUR MONEY ON MY ART
It's a Very Brandon Jerwa Christmas this Wednesday at your local comic book store...
BATTLESTAR GALACTICA: SEASON ZERO # 1 and HIGHLANDER # 10 are coming out this week, and you can view some five-page previews here:
DYNAMITE FIRST LOOKS AT COMICS CONTINUUM
BATTLESTAR GALACTICA: SEASON ZERO # 1 and HIGHLANDER # 10 are coming out this week, and you can view some five-page previews here:
DYNAMITE FIRST LOOKS AT COMICS CONTINUUM
Tuesday, August 14, 2007
Come forth and pay tribute to my greatness!
I'll be appearing at the GRAND OPENING of DRAGON'S REALM COMICS & COLLECTIBLES in Graham, Washington this Saturday, August 18th.
DRAGON'S REALM
21110 Meridian Ave E.
Graham, WA 98338
253.846.6433
This event goes from 11 AM to 7PM and you can save 10% throughout the store all day!
DRAGON'S REALM
21110 Meridian Ave E.
Graham, WA 98338
253.846.6433
This event goes from 11 AM to 7PM and you can save 10% throughout the store all day!
Saturday, August 11, 2007
I was in our local library today, gathering research materials for a historical graphic novel I've been asked to pitch, when Miss Jessica walked over with a familiar book in her hand.
She had been perusing the surprisingly ample (if not slightly dog-eared) trade paperback section with Orion when she found one of my G.I. Joe trades on the shelf.
I have to say, it felt nice. I realize it's probably old hat to most of the pros who might be reading this, but it was a cherry-popping moment for me.
In other news, I have this recurring feeling that a super-hero project is going to come my way very soon. It's probably just wishful thinking, but it's a sensation I just can't seem to shake.
She had been perusing the surprisingly ample (if not slightly dog-eared) trade paperback section with Orion when she found one of my G.I. Joe trades on the shelf.
I have to say, it felt nice. I realize it's probably old hat to most of the pros who might be reading this, but it was a cherry-popping moment for me.
In other news, I have this recurring feeling that a super-hero project is going to come my way very soon. It's probably just wishful thinking, but it's a sensation I just can't seem to shake.
Tuesday, August 7, 2007
My second post....and it only took a month.
I should never have committed to this blogging thing. I wanted to be cool like Layman and Peyer, but I ended up looking like your Uncle Dave, whose VCR clock is still flashing 12:00. It's not the technology that's holding me back, though...it's the motivation.
San Diego brought opportunity to my doorstep. Overall, I'd say the forthcoming moves are satisfying but ultimately lateral, at least in terms of forward motion and the ascent up the ladder.
Why won't the stars align and allow me the chance to write a superhero book? I've proven myself time and time again in the world of licensed properties - and I still love them - but here we are, five years in, and I'm still denied the capes.
IDEAL: to write a superhero book from scratch (strong preference towards revamping an existing character from the ground up) and know that I'll have at least 12 issues to make it shine. THAT would be the bee's knees for me. I just know I could knock that shit out of the park...
...but it's certainly not in the cards at this point.
*sigh*
In other news, my creator-owned "real-world anti-terrorism team" project with David Messina is coming along nicely. It's called "The Balance" and I expect to have the initial submission pages written in the next few days. David's already turned in the character designs and I think we've locked down an AMAZING collaborator for the covers. More on all of that soonish...
San Diego brought opportunity to my doorstep. Overall, I'd say the forthcoming moves are satisfying but ultimately lateral, at least in terms of forward motion and the ascent up the ladder.
Why won't the stars align and allow me the chance to write a superhero book? I've proven myself time and time again in the world of licensed properties - and I still love them - but here we are, five years in, and I'm still denied the capes.
IDEAL: to write a superhero book from scratch (strong preference towards revamping an existing character from the ground up) and know that I'll have at least 12 issues to make it shine. THAT would be the bee's knees for me. I just know I could knock that shit out of the park...
...but it's certainly not in the cards at this point.
*sigh*
In other news, my creator-owned "real-world anti-terrorism team" project with David Messina is coming along nicely. It's called "The Balance" and I expect to have the initial submission pages written in the next few days. David's already turned in the character designs and I think we've locked down an AMAZING collaborator for the covers. More on all of that soonish...
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