Wednesday, February 08, 2006
Digging for the Truth.
The History Channel has a big promotion coming up. From The New York Times
Comic Book Resources writes:
Why post this? We drew it.
Pencils by Paul Guinan. Inks by Steve Lieber. Color and lettering by Susan Tardif.
This was our first collaboration with Susan, and we were tremendously pleased with her work. If you want Susan lettering or coloring your book, contact us at mercury (dot) studio (at) yahoo (dot) com, and we'll put you in touch.
For you Portlanders, there's an exhibit of Mercury Studio original art at Portland Center for the Performing Arts this month, near the Artbar. It's a gorgeous space. Seriously, we'll never see our stuff on such magnificent walls again. With any luck, Parker will snap some photos at the opening Thursday night, so you'll know we aren't lying.
I unfortunately won't be there stuffing myself full cheese. I'm going to be at Wondercon this weekend, table AA-28. Stop by and say hey.
Marvel Romance Redux is out, and it opens with a story by Jeff Parker, "President Stripper." Here's one review:
-Posted by Steve Lieber.
For a 12-week promotion that begins today, the History Channel developed a comic book in which readers can join Mr. Bernstein in unraveling a new "Digging" mystery about Shangri-La, the mythical mountain village of long-lived people. The comic books will be given away at 1,850 comic-book stores around the country, at 185 HobbyTown stores and by direct mail. After each episode of "Digging," clues to the mystery will be revealed online. The grand prize is a trip to Greece.
Comic Book Resources writes:
From February 6 - May 8, The History Channel® will celebrate the new season of its hit archaeological adventure series, Digging for the Truth, with a special edition Digging for the Truth comic book and Search For Shangri-La sweepstakes. The History Channel is teaming with Diamond Comic Distributors to promote the event by distributing 750,000 mini-comics featuring an "exclusive" Digging for the Truth adventure "The Search for Shangri-La", the sweepstakes, and the Comic Shop Locator Service (CSLS)."
Why post this? We drew it.
Pencils by Paul Guinan. Inks by Steve Lieber. Color and lettering by Susan Tardif.
This was our first collaboration with Susan, and we were tremendously pleased with her work. If you want Susan lettering or coloring your book, contact us at mercury (dot) studio (at) yahoo (dot) com, and we'll put you in touch.
For you Portlanders, there's an exhibit of Mercury Studio original art at Portland Center for the Performing Arts this month, near the Artbar. It's a gorgeous space. Seriously, we'll never see our stuff on such magnificent walls again. With any luck, Parker will snap some photos at the opening Thursday night, so you'll know we aren't lying.
I unfortunately won't be there stuffing myself full cheese. I'm going to be at Wondercon this weekend, table AA-28. Stop by and say hey.
Marvel Romance Redux is out, and it opens with a story by Jeff Parker, "President Stripper." Here's one review:
"MARVEL ROMANCE REDUX: BUT HE SAID HE LOVED ME #1: I agree with Hibbs: opening with that hilarious "President Stripper" story kinda kills the rest of the book, because none of the other stories even come close. That said, they're pretty fun, the art in some cases is mighty keen, and they have their charms. But "President Stripper" blows the rest of them away. Certainly worth reading (although worth buying? Tough call). A lowish Good but "President Stripper"? Awesome."
-Posted by Steve Lieber.
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