Since this cover is now showing up at Amazon, I can share!
Spell Checkers, vol. 3: Careless Whisper is on sale in October.
The cover is by Joëlle Jones and colorist Warren Wucinich.
Interiors by myself, Joëlle, and Nicolas Hitori de. Published by Oni Press.

Since this cover is now showing up at Amazon, I can share!

Spell Checkers, vol. 3: Careless Whisper is on sale in October.

The cover is by Joëlle Jones and colorist Warren Wucinich.

Interiors by myself, Joëlle, and Nicolas Hitori de. Published by Oni Press.

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iamdavidbrothers:

(via Preview: It Girl & the Atomics #8 - Comic Book Resources)
I’m really into this cover from It Girl and the Atomics, a comic written by Jamie S Rich, drawn by Mike Norton (usually), colored by Allen Passalaqua, and lettered by Crank!. It’s a good comic, if you haven’t read it. Sort of an… accessible take on traditional cape comics? It’s a comfortable comic. It feels like those midlist Marvel & DC books we all like.
Anyway, this cover was created by Aaron Conley, Mike Allred, and Laura Allred. Laura A colored it, I assume. I’m not sure what Mike A did, but this is different enough from his work that I assume Mike A may have done layouts, maybe, while Aaron Conley did the pencils & inks? I don’t know, exactly, but the finished product is really strong. I like that there are five characters on-screen with five different types of lips (the two women are similar, yes, but the shapes differ). I like the details on the clothes, like the waviness of It Girl’s crop top (her jewelry game is on point, too) or the draping of
pause — I just realized that the poster says “The David Lynch Mob” which is the most amazing thing ever. Ice Cube on vocals, David Lynch on bass?
the draping of The Slug’s orange top, the posture of her purse… the way Mr. Gum’s shirt hangs over his belt is very real. Love them yellow cowboy boots, too. I like how this feels like an album cover. It may be an homage to something, but I dunno.
Good comic. Good cover.

iamdavidbrothers:

(via Preview: It Girl & the Atomics #8 - Comic Book Resources)

I’m really into this cover from It Girl and the Atomics, a comic written by Jamie S Rich, drawn by Mike Norton (usually), colored by Allen Passalaqua, and lettered by Crank!. It’s a good comic, if you haven’t read it. Sort of an… accessible take on traditional cape comics? It’s a comfortable comic. It feels like those midlist Marvel & DC books we all like.

Anyway, this cover was created by Aaron Conley, Mike Allred, and Laura Allred. Laura A colored it, I assume. I’m not sure what Mike A did, but this is different enough from his work that I assume Mike A may have done layouts, maybe, while Aaron Conley did the pencils & inks? I don’t know, exactly, but the finished product is really strong. I like that there are five characters on-screen with five different types of lips (the two women are similar, yes, but the shapes differ). I like the details on the clothes, like the waviness of It Girl’s crop top (her jewelry game is on point, too) or the draping of

pause — I just realized that the poster says “The David Lynch Mob” which is the most amazing thing ever. Ice Cube on vocals, David Lynch on bass?

the draping of The Slug’s orange top, the posture of her purse… the way Mr. Gum’s shirt hangs over his belt is very real. Love them yellow cowboy boots, too. I like how this feels like an album cover. It may be an homage to something, but I dunno.

Good comic. Good cover.

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This is the Phoenix Comic Con variant cover Joëlle Jones did for Suicide Risk, available at the show from BOOM! [Brennan Wagner did the colors.]
Joëlle and I will be at the con all four days, sitting with Oni Press at their booth, #664-666.
You can see our full signing and panel schedule over at my blog. Come say hello!

This is the Phoenix Comic Con variant cover Joëlle Jones did for Suicide Risk, available at the show from BOOM! [Brennan Wagner did the colors.]

Joëlle and I will be at the con all four days, sitting with Oni Press at their booth, #664-666.

You can see our full signing and panel schedule over at my blog. Come say hello!

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adamwarrock:

Got an email from someone who said they were inspired by my “The Six” song today to make an online petition to give The Sixth Gun a TV Home! You should sign it! Let’s make this happen!
Sign it now!

adamwarrock:

Got an email from someone who said they were inspired by my “The Six” song today to make an online petition to give The Sixth Gun a TV Home! You should sign it! Let’s make this happen!

Sign it now!

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Geneva is one of my most beloved bands, and this man’s voice is a big reason why.

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From the forthcoming début solo album by ex-Geneva vocalist Andrew Montgomery, “I Sing The Body Electric” features Jody Gadsden and Simon Neilson from much-tipped UK band Autoheart, Norwegian chanteuse Kate Havnevik and Artmagic vocalist / producer (and Robyn / Imogen Heap / Britney Spears collaborator) Sean McGhee

Written by Montgomery / Gadsden / Neilson / McGhee
Produced and mixed by Sean McGhee

Andrew Montgomery: Vocals
Jody Gadsden: Vocals, acoustic guitar
Simon Neilson: Piano
Kate Havnevik: Backing vocals
Sean McGhee: Backing vocals, electric guitars, synths, bass, programming.