Pádraig reports copies of Chance at Forbidden Planet in Dublin. My friend Spidey is apparently going around buying up all the copies in Boston. My aunt in Santa Clara, CA called the local comic shop to see if they had it in so she could get a copy, and it was already sold out. If the weather weren’t so miserable, I might go see if I could get a visual on one in Dublin. :) (there is, btw, an actual discussion forum at the Dabel Bros’ site if people care…
Take A Chance: City of Heroes
If there is a such thing in the world as a comic shop that actually puts its comics out on Tuesday, today is the official launch date for Take A Chance. Really, it’s probably tomorrow, but today is technically Publication Day. In celebration, I’m posting a series of Chance icons I’ve done from issue #1, and some of the very first Chance sketches by Ardian Syaf (who, as we all know, has gone on to do brilliant things with Jim Butcher’s Dresden Files comic book!), along with some (very brief)…
I cannot possibly be stressed.
I’ve been on vacation for two weeks. I cannot possibly be stressed. And yet I’ve had the “it’s the last week of college and I’ve realized there’s a class I haven’t attended all semester” dream twice the last few nights, and another canker sore attempted (futilely, thanks to the constant influx of Christmas oranges) to lodge itself in my upper lip. I do need to do a couple things sooner rather than later this week: – re-draw the TQB map, since I’ve apparently lost the Giant Version, which annoys the…
what i’ve been doing today
Aside from sitting in an uncomfortable chair for several hours and making my back hurt, I did this:
Ted is awesome.
Ted is awesome. I have been quite the Little Miss Depressy Pants the last couple of days, what with the tired and the dark and the rain and the everything. Today we went out into the wet grey world, and when we came home we had to change out of our damp clothes. I threw my pants on the bed and went into the bathroom. When I came out again, this was what greeted me: It seems the damp had made us shrink away to nothing entirely! I particularly thought…