Showing posts with label Hobbs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Hobbs. Show all posts

Tuesday, 4 October 2022

2 days ago it was EXCLUSIVE New Dave Art, yesterday it was the Announcement of the ONLY BTVRK variant, how can Matt TOP THAT?!?!?!?

Hi, Everybody!

Whaz goin' on?


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Erik Kriek’s The Exile — a Viking Western for the ages
Hello friends! Just wanted to drop you a quick line to let you know that another stunning Living the Line graphic novel will soon be on the way…

In a little over two weeks from now, you'll at last be able to preorder what is certain to be one of the most talked-about graphic novels of 2023— Erik Kriek's The Exile, a stunning Viking tale of life and death, revenge and redemption, impulse and forgiveness. On October 21st, The Exile will be available to preorder from your local Diamond-affiliated Comic Store, or direct from Living the Line through our Kickstarter campaign. You can pre-follow the Kickstarter campaign right now to get notifications when it launches.

After seven years of exile, battle-hardened Hallstein Thordsson returns home to Iceland, only to find that old wounds haven't healed. His stepmother Solveig and his half-brother Ottar are besieged by wood thieves, directed by her unwelcome suitor, Einar. The Exile's presence disrupts the delicate balance and threatens to tip all of Iceland into violence.

A remarkable decades-spanning epic, Erik Kriek's The Exile is equal parts action “Western” and family drama, with a surprising story of violence and consequences at its core. Told in a naturalistic modern style but with tremendous fidelity to the historical period in which it is set, The Exile depicts the Viking age in all of its conflict, turmoil, and social structure, with every detail depicted vividly on the page.

Hailing from the Netherlands, Kriek is an internationally-decorated illustrator known for his work on In the Pines (2015) and Gutsman. Lushly told with gorgeous traditionally-drawn brush work, and a limited palette illustration style reminiscent of the great three-color illustrators of the 1940s and 50s, Kriek's art is alternately breezy and gritty, but always stunning, whether he's depicting a full-blown Viking battle or a wearying sea voyage.

Lastly, there are still two weeks left to preorder Living the Line’s two new 24-page titles from your local comic shop — The Abolition of Man #3 (by Carson Grubaugh and Sean Michael Robinson) and Sala Ni Yalo: Path of the Shades (by Clarence Dass), both in the current (November) issue of Diamond Previews catalog.

We hope you’ll check out both titles!


I hope you all are having a great week!

All the best,

Sean Michael Robinson
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Well. Ain't that neat?

Momen...
"Doesn't count."
What?
"Dave Sim isn't involved in that. Doesn't count."
Hey, Sunday I gave you a week's worth of Exclusive Dave Sim Art. Yesterday I showed you the ONLY BTVRK variant their doing. This counts.
"No it doesn't."
You are WORSE than Seiler ever was. 
You know that, right?
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Hobbs sent me a package. In it he included Swords of Cerebus Volumes 11 and 12. And this:

MO...
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Because I'm a busy guy, Dave & I aren't doing Please Hold For Dave Sim until NEXT week Thursday. So, if you have a "burning question" for Dave Sim, I'd suggest you drink a big glass of salty water or some cranberry juice...or sent it to momentofcerebus@gmail.com
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AND ALSO:
The Last Day
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Steve Peters Week?
Friend to the Blog, Steve Peters is doing a new crowdfunding campaign for his latest book. Ends on the 21st. And then you'll be sad...
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Oliver's Cerebus movie: The Absurd, Surreal, Metaphysical, and Fractured Destiny of Cerebus the Aardvark it's currently available on "Plex", "Xumo", "Vimeo On Demand", "Tubi".  And if you're in Brazil...
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Heritage has pages from Cerebus #1 (like, did the WHOLE issue's original art hit the block recently?!?). And a whole heap of other neat stuff.
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Up to 35% off site-wide:
October 12-16, 
October 20-21, 
October 26-30
Tell your fans! Remind them that everything will be up to 35% off -- that means $13 tees, $20 phone cases, $30 hoodies, and way more!

Next Time: It's my wife's birthday, so I make Hobbs sing her praises...

Tuesday, 19 October 2021

Hey, I correct some misinformation that AMOC inadvertently spread.

Hi, Everybody!

Before I get into anything, lemme do an Aardvark Round-up:

Cerebus in Hell?:
And Hobbs' Kickstarter WHICH IS AT ELEVEN AND A HALF THOUSAND DOLLARS! In LESS than a week?!? You people are terrifyingly amazing...
Speaking of the Kickstarters:
New Dave Sim Art Alert (#1): Friend to the Blog, Gary Boyarski, is Kickstartering his next issue of Jack Grimm: Harbinger of Death. He's got a New Dave Sim cover. And there's a cover with a background and colouring by Gerhard. (There's a story there. Buy me a drink on a cold night, and I'll tell you all about it...)

And he and Carson have a Patreon.
No new updates on the Strange Death of Alex Raymond, but Sean and Carson's YouTube Channel has quite a number of videos. The new one has them talking to NFN Kalyan again.

Up to 35% off site-wide:
October 27 – 31
Tell your fans! Remind them that everything will be up to 35% off -- that means $13 tees, $20 phone cases, $30 hoodies, and way more!
I give all the money to Dave, which I really need to do again...

Heritage, has a couple of Dave's Cerebus #2 covers. And some High Society: Regency Editions. And soon, it'll have two of Dave's Aardvark Short Sword and Flames covers.

Speaking of which, I asked Dave about the pricing, and he responded:
"(I SOLD MORE THIS WEEK'S LAST WEEK THAN I DID LAST WEEK'S LAST WEEK)" Ha!

Okay, so three of the five from LAST week are still available, and then two from this week (pics on Thursday...)

That "Also, was this 100% your art, or did Paul Smith do some of it?" was about a tweet Oliver shared on Sunday. I responded, that the art was Dave's. They fund a site that credits both Dave and Paul Smith.

But look at it:
Colossus and Cyclops are Elrod:
See, AMOC is sorta to blame. (TIM'S FAULT! (um...I fixed it. Tim had Paul Smith listed.).) Here's Dave's notes. And the contract Dave didn't sign.

Okay, that's a Moment...

Next Time: Hobbs rubs it in that his Kickstarter is a success...