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While we continue to work on Season 3 – and, as I recently noted in the newsletter, I only wish I could show you some of the amazing things Sam and his team are making – it turns out the physical collection of season 2 is arriving this autumn. So you can enjoy the beautiful art, and Richard ad-libbing swears after he’s been in the booth for an hour and starting to get punchy, in lovely high definition.
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The one top left is 景 by 光淵 (Pool Of Light).
The other three are ITANGEON’s Summer Solstice bundle.
A quiet happy morning.
Comments closedArtist Ian MacEwan has marked down a bunch of stuff at his Etsy page to pay off some unexpected medical bills. Look at this:
We note here the official retirement of Mr Alan Moore from the field, after the conclusion of his LEAGUE OF EXTRAORDINARY GENTLEMEN in collaboration with Kev O’Neill, Ben Dimagmaliw and Todd Klein. He changed everything. Anglophone comics went through a profound transformation due to his work in the field. We wish him a peaceful retirement from the comics form and an immortal lifespan in which to enjoy it.
We also note the conclusion of LOEG itself, a work whose final sequence is entirely without human characters, because none of the players are human: simply names and costumes moved around a burning stage before an audience numbed by their terrible aspect, and therein lies the lesson.
(lifted from a recent edition of my newsletter, Orbital Operations)
Comments closedJust came across this person’s exquisite work, ended up on their online shop:
(it’s a “notes to self” kind of week so far)
Comments closedJason Howard thought I wouldn’t see this when he posted it on Twitter. And he was right!
A page from TREES: THREE FATES #1, showing first Jason’s inked work, and then his colours.
Congrats to them on hitting 40 years in print.
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