FEH Comics

Crap, I forgot to post this here. Alright, Comicon Signings! At the SLG Publishing booth (I'm sure you will be able to find it with the help of a map)! There will be copies of Zombies Calling for sale as well as little free ashcan previews of my new graphic novel, The War at Ellsmere. Come and get them and get them signed and stuff.
Schedule:
THURSDAY: 10-12, 4:30-6.
SATURDAY:10-12, 2-3
SUNDAY: 10-12, 2-4.

See you there! I'm nervous beyond all reason.

And with today comes the very last comic strip on our twelve comic odyssey, a veritable tour de force of comedic wit. Or something. Anyway, obviously I'd had no plan with this whole thing, so wrapped the whole thing up magically in one giant swoop. Which ... was actually kind of sad, because once you get working on something (or at least, so I find) and discover who the characters are, different situations start popping into your head and the story becomes much richer (which is how sequels are born! ... and also in the bowels of Hollywood hell). Unfortunately for this particular project I was so jammed up with work I couldn't continue it, a problem that persists today (yet I am so very poor ... when does all this turn into a living wage? Sigh).

Your final comic strip for today. So thanks for reading, and I appreciate those who left comments. I hope you enjoyed the trip.

Well anyway, Comicon is only a week away. At this point the only must see panels for me are the Steve Purcell one on Thursday (1-2 pm) and the Pushing Daisies one on Saturday (3:15 to 4:15 pm). Anyone want to offer odds as to whether or not it'd be possible to actually get in to either one? People keep warning me about this whole thing, but at this point I'm still not sure what to expect. I'm trying to imagine that very first convention I went to crossed with the first twenty minutes of Saving Private Ryan ... yet somehow I can't quite picture it. Is it possible to actually get into panels? What panels are typically madhouses and to be avoided? What does Lee Pace look like in person? God, I want to go to that panel ...

Since we're talking about Comicon, that is a very apt panel. Anyway. Your comic for the day. Second to last one!

Your comic for the day will follow shortly ... but first! I did a little interview with Wizard Magazine (yes, that Wizard Magazine. I know, I'm as surprised as you are) about, of all things, Demonology 101. They have a webcomic column, and they've posted it here. So click the link to read me yammering on about webcomics and villains and a bit about my upcoming stuff.

And here's your comic for the day. I have no idea where this joke came from. I shall call it ... my 'random-ness' period ... much like Picasso's Blue Period, just not as ... artistically fulfilling? Sure.

I completely forgot to give you guys a comic yesterday. How rude of me! And I can't even remember what was distracting me... huh. Anyway, two comics for today, I guess.

Your comic for yesterday. Your comic for today.

Your comic for the day (this one really makes me laugh, for whatever reason). A pity comics don't come with audio, because (of course) I'd expect the Abominable Snowman to have a British accent. At this point in my life I'm incapable of doing anything that doesn't involve something British. Because I am lame. Which I freely admit.

Your comic strip for the day. And we're half way through the whole thing. I like the descriptive sound effect. Wouldn't it be cool if that happened in real life? You ran around a corner and some Move Trailer Voice-esque guy would yell "TURN!" and "DASH!" and if you're me "TRIP, FALL ON FACE!"

... okay, maybe it'd get annoying after a while, but still.

Your comic for the day. And this is when it starts getting weird ... honestly, that's the kind of childhood I wish I had. I did do a bit of hunting, but it was mostly for unicorns.

Your comic strip for the day.

... man, San Diego's coming soon. I'm getting nervous ...

First, a note: my lovely friend Leisl has a comic strip in this Sunday's Chronicle Herald (in The Nova Scotian section), so pick up the paper to see her comics goodness this weekend! The Herald is doing a cool thing where they're running different strips from local artists in each Sunday paper, which I think is an awesome idea, and more papers should do it. So check the paper every Sunday to see nifty new comics.


And here is your comic strip for the day. I like drawing trees.