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July 12th, 2010 | filed in News

CTCon Report: The HAVOC in HARTFORD!

Holy crap, was Connecticon an amazing time this year. Things got off to a slow start, but then came Super Art Fight! I met Nick, Marty, Jamie, Ross and Mike back at CTCon ‘07, and they invited me down to Charm City for Super Art Fight 4 last summer on the eve of Otakon. So, when I caught up with them in Hartford, they asked me to join in for another art smackdown. How could I resist?

Alina and I geek out in Crinos form - Team Were HOWL!

They teamed me up with Weregeek’s Alina Pete and together we formed “Team Were-” (or the WereTeam, depending on who you ask) and pitted us against the formidable champion Garth Graham of Finders Keepers, and the The Paul Reveres’ Tina Pratt in her debut match.

EPIC SPACE BATTLE -- IN SPACE!

Our chosen theme was EPIC SPACE BATTLE! And I knew exactly what I needed to do: the old-school fanboy in me called for MACROSS! Garth started strong with Death Star in his corner, but I countered with firing the Main Gun, and things just exploded from there. What followed included Harley Quinn, Attack of the Killer Tacos, Scott Pilgrim, the UP House, Mars Attacks, the Revenge of Metal Hair, and YER MOM! — IN SPACE!

Tina Pratt brings an onslaught of Space Tacos!

We played to a packed house of 2000+ cheering fans, and we gave it our all. All manner of Power-Ups and Finishing Moves were employed. It had to be seen to be believed. But when the dust settled, the WereTeam was victorious through our energy and teamwork. Thanks again to Alina Pete — we did it! And congrats to Yuko Ota and Lar deSouza for their equally epic wins against Super Art Fight founders Jamie Noguchi and Nick Borkowicz, respectively. It was an amazing show!

From that point on, everything took off, and the rest of the con is a blur. There was much comics, drawing, selling, food, beer, and much merriment. Thanks once again for all my readers old and new who came by for all your support! I know I can’t do this comic without you, and I will never stop appreciating it.

Coming up next week… San Diego Comic-Con International!

See you on the West Coast!

July 8th, 2010 | filed in News

Connecticon this weekend!

I’m getting ready for that wonderful webcomic & anime hybrid in Hartford today. This year, I’ve joined forces with my friend and artiste extraordinaire, Shelli Paroline. You’ll find us in the Dealer’s Room in Webcomics row.

While I’m not used to having a full booth at my disposal, I think we’ve got a good plan. I’ll have my books, prints, and original artwork on display, while Shelli comes armed with a multitude of fan favorites of her very own.

Come and see what we cook up!

June 29th, 2010 | filed in News

Good times in Portland

Had a blast at PortCon Maine this weekend. Spent the weekend with Michael “Mookie” Terraciano, Erica Henderson, Robert “Sketch” Scholz, and friends while taking frequent trips to downtown Portland to visit the fabulous bier cafe, Novare Res — highly recommended for beer connoisseurs of all stylings.

Thanks again to everyone who came by to visit all weekend! I’m always happy to meet readers old and new alike. You guys make it all worth it!

June 21st, 2010 | filed in News

Convention update – Portcon this weekend!

I’ll be traveling up to Maine once again this weekend for Portcon. You’ll find me pimping my wares in the Artist Alley as usual.

On a sadder note, Rhode Island’s N.E.S.P.A. has been cancelled. Hopefully they’ll try again next year.

I’ll be headed off for Connecticon and the San Diego Comic-Con in July, though, and I’ll be adding more shows for late summer and fall soon. Keep an eye on the “Convention Appearances” sidebar to see if I’ll be coming to a show near you in the future.

See you on the road!

June 14th, 2010 | filed in News

Interview is finally up!

My friends over at Moonhawk Studios have posted last week’s podcast interview, where we chat about 80’s movies, Mystery Science Theater, and the origins of PS. While I was disappointed we couldn’t get the live chat going, I’m happy with how the interview went. If you enjoy it, let Adam and Mac know and maybe we can schedule a live one again at some point.

Go take a listen!

June 9th, 2010 | filed in News

Live Interview Tonight!

Moonhawk Studios Presents will be interviewing me live on their podcast at 10pm EST / 7pm PST tonight.  Come on out and join us on the live chat, and I’ll do my best to answer your questions!

See you there!

Update: While the interview went well, alas the “live” part of it succumbed to technical difficulties. I’m just waiting on the hosts to finish the edit, but I’ll post a link as soon as it goes live.