If you want to check out some stories for free-ninetynine check out these:
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June 15, 2008
Read my free comics
June 13, 2008
Webcomics are our future
According to this article from Hear 2.0, the internet will be the number 2 ad medium in 5 yrs. Think about it, if this is true, and every day it looks closer to reality, the web will overtake print, radio, even Television.
What that means for us as creators is webcomics will overtake printed comics as the preferred medium of our viewers. The internet is opening up comics for indie creators in the same way digital video opened up film for indie filmmakers. I want to come back to this and explore it further after I finish up some deadlines, keep an eye out for it.
June 12, 2008
New Interview regarding my Heroes work at Heroeswiki
New interview by Ryan Gibson Stewart at Heroeswiki.com. If you want to see the story behind some of my recent Heroes Chapters give it a read.
Thanks again to Ryan for being kind enough to interview me.
May 31, 2008
Yakima Valley 2006 Ice Wine
If you’ve never tried an ice wine (also known as eiswein) before, you are missing out on something both rare and delicious. If you’ve never heard of an ice wine, let me explain.
An Ice wine is produced from grapes frozen while still on the vine. The grapes must ripen before the freeze to draw the maximum amount of sweetness from the natural sugars within the grape. These sugars do slow down fermentation slowing the wines ability to mature. I will warn you that the difficulty and risk involved in crafting ice wine makes it a little expensive. What is considered half a bottle of regular wine will run you around 20-25 dollars for the Yakima Valley 2006(375ml), which is considered relatively inexpensive for an Ice Wine.
It takes a very cold climate to produce ice wine. Austria, Germany, and Canada are it’s largest producers. Though the Yakima Valley I tried is actually from Washington state, so it is possible to make it in the states. You just need good timing and a good freeze. It was a sweet wine, but it was still light and crisp, hinted with sweet pears and citrus. Definitely a good summer dessert wine as it does not have the heaviness of a port.
It’s definitely a dessert wine so it goes great with heavier desserts like cheesecake.
I reccomend serving it extremely cold around 40F-43F degrees.
Horror Book, June 18th
Hitting stores June 18, 2008 from Image Comics.
Horror Book, featuring work by R. D. Hall, Mark Kidwell, Jay Fotos, Nat Jones, Jeff Zornow, Tony Bledsoe, and more.
May 26, 2008
The Many Loves of Destro (Day 40)
May 24, 2008
Is this how The Company removed the data from Matt Neuenberg’s Brain?
Could this be the device that The Company used to remove data from Matt Neuenberg’s Brain, in the Heroes GN(ch. 70) that I wrote?
May 15, 2008
New short comic in Murky Depths #4
My latest short comic, “The Visitor,” appears in the new issue of Murky Depths (Published by Terry Martin and Co-edited by Matt Wallace . With words by me and art by Denis Pacher. Check it out:
May 9, 2008
The Many Loves of Destro (Day 39)
May 4, 2008
Free Comic Book Day
I enjoyed an excellent signing at the East Kentucky Comic Show, for Free Comic Book Day today. I met some great folks, including Dave Flora (who I’d previously met at Lexington’s last comic show) Billy Tackett, and Chris and Sara from White Crow Comics, and lots of cool comic fans. I’ll definitely be back for their next show August 23rd.
http://ghost0zero.com/
http://www.billytackett.com/
http://whitecrowcomics.bravehost.com/
http://www.cardandcomicshow.com/