Silver Wolf Tails Unpublished Cover

 SIlverwolf & Greater Mercury  2 Responses »
Jul 082013
 

For the Summer of 1987, Silverwolf had plans to release 10 new color titles, one of which was to be called ‘Silver Wolf Tails‘. During my interview with Dane McCart he was showing me some of the art that he had from those days, covers to The Eradicators 3 and 4, a ‘Vampires’ piece he collaborated on with Tim Vigil, and some other odds and ends…then he casually mentions that he has this cover for what would have been a Silverwolf color book…and would I be interested in it?

I should have asked him “Is a Frog’s Ass Watertight?” but instead I just said something stupid like “Yeah, wow, that’s great!”, or something. Continue reading »

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Edge Unpublished Covers and Pages!!

 Original Comic Art, SIlverwolf & Greater Mercury  3 Responses »
Jul 062013
 

Silverwolf EdgeAlong with the recent interview and his tryout pages Greater Mercury Comics Edge Artist Brian Riedel was kind enough to also send scans of the unpublished covers to issues 9, 12, and 13; as well as scans of the first ten pages of art that was completed for issue 13! Again, I cannot thank Brian enough for his willingness to share his unpublished art with us fans, giving us all a chance to see ‘what might have been’. Continue reading »

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Silverwolf Comics T-Shirts Still Available

 Brown Cows, SIlverwolf & Greater Mercury  No Responses »
Jul 052013
 

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One of the fun things to do as a collector is to follow all the leads out there, even the small or silly ones from time to time. So, on a whim, I tried the link on Keith Paquette’s Silverwolfcomics.com that read SilverWolf Comics fan t-shirts! Turns out the link takes you to the online store for SW products at CafePress, and they are still available. Um…wow?
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My First Comic Book Signing, or Don’t Be Afraid To Shake Their Hands

 Brown Cows  No Responses »
Jul 032013
 

extremeI remember the first comic book signing I went to. It was 1993 and I was standing in line, in front of a  small comic book shop in Corona, California. Image Comics was about a year old at this point, and Extreme Studios founder Rob Liefeld had brought the entire stable of artists (and a couple other non-Extreme artists) as part of the Extreme Studios Tour ’93. There was even a cool tour book.

So, eventually the signing started, the line got moving, and soon enough I was at one end of a long table arrayed with artists on one side , all diligently signing away for the fans filing along the other side. I got to the first artist and handed over a copy of the tour book, and perhaps a copy of some title he had worked on. Truth is, I was happy enough to meet these guys, but I really only came to see the guy who happened to be at the very end of the table. And I was not really meeting anybody. Continue reading »

Kerbal Space Program

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Jul 012013
 

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Recently I started playing a new game, Kerbal Space Program, and I just have to take a few seconds to share this gem of a find. The game is still in development and all, but it’s still easily one of the most addictive games I have in my library.

ksp6KSP allows you to run your own space program from the planet ‘Kerbin’, home of the adorable ‘Kerbals’, and this is not some cheapo arcade style game; it has plenty of realistic simulation in it to make it fun for nerds, or to use as a learning tool for learning about physics, gravity, etc. Continue reading »

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