Posts tagged Jamie S. Rich
![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!](http://24.media.tumblr.com/893576ed29c23cfa61b56633f1cc6c9d/tumblr_mn5za9jZro1qhmg1fo1_400.jpg)
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!
On sale today, It Girl and the Atomics #10, the first issue drawn by Natalie Nourigat.
In stores, and online. Download it here.
Lettered by Crank!, colored by Allen Passalaqua, and that nifty cover, of course, is by Michael & Laura Allred.
Or, if you’re inclined, let Comic Bastards tell you how good it is.
IT GIRL & THE ATOMICS #12
story JAMIE S. RICH
art CHYNNA CLUGSTON FLORES, MIKE NORTON, NATALIE NOURIGAT
cover MICHAEL & LAURA ALLRED
JULY 17
32 PAGES / FC / E
$2.99
“STOP AS YOU MEANT TO GO ON”—SERIES FINALE!
All the ATOMICS artists return for a triptych of international superspies, dopey costumed villains, and mummy attacks. Rights will be wronged, relationships repaired, and seriously, it’s going to be one heck of a party!
Over the weekend I thought about how much the film SPRING BREAKERS sort of reminded me of the Hype Williams rap classic BELLY down to its themes, neon cinematography, and casting rappers as actors.
I came across two reviews that compared the two films with both reviewers mentioning this exact scene in which Hype Williams gives Harmony Korine a shout out by having DMX put on GUMMO after they commit a robbery.
This might also be the best moment in which art house and the rap world have ever converged and we have Hype Williams to thank for that.
[NOTE: I haven’t seen this movie since probably high school but since revisiting it now I think it deserves a lot better rating than the 4.9 it currently has on IMDB]
This is so amazing.
Ha! One of those is mine! :)
Download the full trade paperback, featuring the first six issues of the series, written by myself and featuring art by Mike Norton, Allen Passalaqua, and Crank! Plus, for one special issue, Chynna Clugston Flores. The book also has all the covers by Michael & Laura Allred, a new one in collaboration with Aaron Conley, and pin-ups by Darwyn Cooke, Terry Blas, Natalie Nourigat, Nicolas Hitori de, Marc Ellerby, and Adam Cadwell, and an exclusive introduction by the might Dean Haspiel.
Last week in panels: IT GIRL AND THE ATOMICS #8 by Jamie S. Rich and Mike Norton
![As a reward for all you good people who have been buying It Girl and the Atomics in issue form, I have decided to run a contest this weekend to give one of you the first collected volume, a trade paperback with issues #1-6.
The contest is simple. You just have to e-mail me the answer to a trivia question by Monday morning, 8 a.m., PST. To answer that question, though, you’ll have to have access to the recent issues!
The question:
In It Girl and the Atomics #s 7 & 8, there are two new characters who are named after two different writers whose most famous work had something to do with robots. Who are they and what are they famous for?
I’ll give you a hint: only one of them worked in comics, and that person both wrote and drew.
E-mail your answer, along with your name and address, to golightly [a] gmail [dot] com. Title it “IT GIRL trivia.”
I will then pick one random winner and send them an autographed book. I should be able to get to the post office on Monday and so can mail it to U.S. residents via priority mail and, USPS willing, you’ll receive the book on release day, Wednesday. Anyone outside the U.S., you’re on your own. Fast shipping like that is too expensive.
Get to it!
If you don’t win, the book hits comic book shops on Wednesday, and everywhere else on April 9.](http://24.media.tumblr.com/fd2a4997809b064934bddbf0a392d435/tumblr_mk3fk1tPD31qhmg1fo1_400.jpg)
As a reward for all you good people who have been buying It Girl and the Atomics in issue form, I have decided to run a contest this weekend to give one of you the first collected volume, a trade paperback with issues #1-6.
The contest is simple. You just have to e-mail me the answer to a trivia question by Monday morning, 8 a.m., PST. To answer that question, though, you’ll have to have access to the recent issues!
The question:
In It Girl and the Atomics #s 7 & 8, there are two new characters who are named after two different writers whose most famous work had something to do with robots. Who are they and what are they famous for?
I’ll give you a hint: only one of them worked in comics, and that person both wrote and drew.
E-mail your answer, along with your name and address, to golightly [a] gmail [dot] com. Title it “IT GIRL trivia.”
I will then pick one random winner and send them an autographed book. I should be able to get to the post office on Monday and so can mail it to U.S. residents via priority mail and, USPS willing, you’ll receive the book on release day, Wednesday. Anyone outside the U.S., you’re on your own. Fast shipping like that is too expensive.
Get to it!
If you don’t win, the book hits comic book shops on Wednesday, and everywhere else on April 9.
These were this week’s Image Comics titles! What did you think?
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