One month since my last post and so much has changed--seems like the theme for my life which is rapidly approaching its halfway point with my impending 35th birthday. Said goodbye to Atlanta this past month, and took a hellacious, two-thousand mile, four-day road trip to Boise, Idaho, that featured a visit to Metropolis, a thirty minute Q&A session with a very nice police officer without a lot to do, a big T-bone steak in Nebraska, and an evening spent in a Wyoming hotel bar with a bunch of truckers while the mountain highway was snowed closed. God, I love America.
But back to comics! Gibson Quarter was at the Toronto Comic-Con Fan Expo recently and managed to sell out all the copies of Undertow #2 I'd just shipped him, which has me stoked. He'll be attending the Chicago Comic & Entertainment Expo (C2E2) from April 13-15, and then the Calgary Comic & Entertainment Expo from April 27-29. Go Gibson! Can't say enough about how much this guy helps me out. Ghosthill Greg in the meantime will be attending the West Texas Comic Con in Lubbock April 13-14. These guys stay so busy I don't know how they do it (no sleep and Dr. Pepper for Greg), but I appreciate it.
And in case you're wondering what I'll be up to during this time--I'll be back at work in balmy Naknek, Alaska, watching the ice in the Naknek River, waiting for it to break up and the tide take it out and away into Bristol Bay, so we can start bringing the tugboats and barges back in the river. Ah, but the days they do go by.
I thought this was going to be a short post--not sure why I always go in thinking that because they never are. Guess I've got lots to say, especially when it comes to my comic book. My friend Jay at Comic Book and Movie Reviews recently posted an online interview with moi, which you can check out here, if you're interested.
There are also a couple of reviews up for Undertow. You can read a review of Undertow #2 at Sequential Review, and there's another review of Undertow #1 just up at Crikey! so please take a look if you have the time. Thanks for reading!
Wednesday, March 28, 2012
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