By Lord Orcus on June 16th, 2008
Posted In: Interviews
I’m sure that many of you out there have had a chance to read Serena Valentino’s excellent series Nightmares and Fairytales, brought to you by the fine fiends at SLG Publishing. Starting with issue #19, fantastically talented artist Camilla d’Errico jumped on board, bringing her no doubt Faustian-gained skills to the title. This is how I became aware of this mortal, in fact. Then I discovered she has a bunch of new and exciting projects she’s working on. Naturally, it became imperative I track Camilla down and make her answer whatever I asked!
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By Lord Orcus on May 22nd, 2008
Posted In: Blog, Interviews
Rahsan Ekedal is an artist who started gaining renown in the mortal and immortal realms as a primary illustrator for Boom Studios‘ Warhammer comics. His latest work is amazing-so-far Warhammer: Condemned by Fire*, of which below you will see a sneak as-yet-to-be-colored peek at a tasty page from Condemned by Fire #2! We talk about working on Warhammer, metal, and his upcoming project for Dark Horse Comics. Excited? I know I am. Read on…
(*read my thoughts on Comdemned by Fire #1 here)
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By Lord Orcus on May 16th, 2008
Posted In: Blog, Interviews
Before they were to take off to the nether regions of… well, wherever, Fiction Clemens and Dune Trixie of the mega-excellent space western comedy comic book FICTION CLEMENS took a few moments to talk to your Dread Lord and Pal here.
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By Lord Orcus on May 15th, 2008
Posted In: Blog, Interviews
Some of you may recognize the name Blair Marnell. He probably had the best run on the now defunct comic book rumor and gossip column, All the Rage. Even Steve agrees with this, and he was the last writer on ATR. What you might not know is Blair is also a wordsmith and a man who wears many hats– none of the garish (we think, anyway). One thing he’s pouring his heart and soul into right now is Comics On Comics. Unnaturally, I was curious, so I demanded he speak to me. After some threats and cajoling, he relented. Read on…
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By Ryan Speck on May 11th, 2008
Posted In: Blog
While everyone else is away doing con-related things, I took this opportunity to try out a new beta of ComicPress, which I whipped into shape with the best of my often-limited abilities.
Hopefully everything is now easily readable and works properly. If not, please leave a comment on this item (which means you’ll actually have to come to the page to read this, won’t you, all you dirty feed readers?) and tell me what it is that doesn’t quite work for you. Maybe I can fix it.
Or maybe we’ll reach an impasse regarding aesthetics. You never can tell.
You will soon be returned to your normal Orcusville programming.
– Ryan