I did an interview with Kiel at Wizard Magazine a while back and someone just pointed out that it's now up on their website, but with me as one of their "On The Rise" picks. Cool!!
http://www.wizarduniverse.com/magazine/wizard/004681082.cfm
Monday, June 04, 2007
Friday, June 01, 2007
Saturday, May 26, 2007
Thank you, George Lucas!
Yesterday was the 30th Anniversary of Star Wars. Thirty years?! I was six years old on May 25th, 1977 when the movie was released. And to this day, I still remember going to see it in the theater. And as cliche as it sounds, Star Wars did deeply affect my life.
So like so many other Star Wars fans around the world, I celebrated the anniversary on my own. I woke up and actually put on a Star Wars T-shirt, I hit the post office to buy the newly released stamps, I popped in the Star Wars DVD and watched the original theatrical version, then I watched the live coverage of the Star Wars Celebration in L.A. on G4, caught up on all latest issues of all three Dark Horse comic series, then I watched the original theatrical version of Empire Strikes Back. Yes, I'm a big dork... and proud of it!
There was thing I didn't do though...
As you can see from the pic, I still own a full box of unopened packs of the original Star Wars cards, third series for anyone who cares, and I pondered opening a pack just for nostalgic value, to make me feel like I was a kid again. I actually did it about 15 years ago and even went so far as to eat the gum, which made me sick. But nausea aside, I remember it took me forever to find a pack to replace the one I opened back then, and while it might be a little easier to find now with eBay and cons, still I decided against it. But I took out and opened the box to have a look, and I have to say, the sight of the box sitting there, filled to the brim with unopened packs, with the smell of the wax and paper and gum still lingering... it made me feel like I was six years old again!
Happy Anniversary, Star Wars! Thanks, George!!
So like so many other Star Wars fans around the world, I celebrated the anniversary on my own. I woke up and actually put on a Star Wars T-shirt, I hit the post office to buy the newly released stamps, I popped in the Star Wars DVD and watched the original theatrical version, then I watched the live coverage of the Star Wars Celebration in L.A. on G4, caught up on all latest issues of all three Dark Horse comic series, then I watched the original theatrical version of Empire Strikes Back. Yes, I'm a big dork... and proud of it!
There was thing I didn't do though...
As you can see from the pic, I still own a full box of unopened packs of the original Star Wars cards, third series for anyone who cares, and I pondered opening a pack just for nostalgic value, to make me feel like I was a kid again. I actually did it about 15 years ago and even went so far as to eat the gum, which made me sick. But nausea aside, I remember it took me forever to find a pack to replace the one I opened back then, and while it might be a little easier to find now with eBay and cons, still I decided against it. But I took out and opened the box to have a look, and I have to say, the sight of the box sitting there, filled to the brim with unopened packs, with the smell of the wax and paper and gum still lingering... it made me feel like I was six years old again!
Happy Anniversary, Star Wars! Thanks, George!!
Wednesday, May 23, 2007
The Darkhawk Playlist
I was talking to a friend of mine recently and he said he was struggling with finding the voices for a couple of characters in a comic he was writing. I suggested he trying using music find their motivations and he told me he can't listen to music when he writes. I'm the same way actually, I need dead silence when I write, and explained that I listen to music before I write, to help get me inside a character's head.
What I do is look at what's coming up on my schedule and what I'll be writing on any given day. Then I'll create a playlist for a specific script or character I'll be working on. I put myself in that characters shoes or situation and figure out what music and bands they like and would be listening, not only in that setting, but in their lives in general. A lot of it's personality based too. Then I'll pop on my iPod and go for a walk around NYC or go and sit in a bar and listen to the mix while thinking about the story and the character(s). I find this gives me a better understanding of their personality and internal motivations, helps me better grasp their emotional state, and helps me work through their feelings and decisions. It also makes the dialogue flow more easily. Sounds crazy, I know, but it works.
I made specific mixes for all of the Loners characters as each issue is told from one of their perspectives. As an example, I thought I would share Darkhawk's playlist here, featuring a selection of sonds that got me into Mr. Chris Powell's charcater. Enjoy!
Break Stuff - Limp Bizkit
My Hero - Foo Fighters
When I Grow Up - Garbage
Name - Goo Goo Dolls
2000 Light Years Away - Green Day
Faint - Linkin Park
Shamrocks And Shenanegins (Butch Vig Remix) - House of Pain
Mr. Brightside - The Killers
Rudderless - The Lemonheads
Shadow On The Sun - Audioslave
Juke Box Hero - Foreigner
Symphony Of Destruction - Megadeth
Adam's Song - Blink-182
Who Can It Be Now? - Men At Work
Big Dumb Sex - Soundgarden
Kickstart My Heart - Mötley Crüe
Epiphany - Staind
All Apologies - Nirvana
Head On - The Jesus & Mary Chain
Don't Follow - In Chains
I'm working on my Mystic Arcana: Sister Grimm special now so have Nico's Goth playlist in heavy rotation!
What I do is look at what's coming up on my schedule and what I'll be writing on any given day. Then I'll create a playlist for a specific script or character I'll be working on. I put myself in that characters shoes or situation and figure out what music and bands they like and would be listening, not only in that setting, but in their lives in general. A lot of it's personality based too. Then I'll pop on my iPod and go for a walk around NYC or go and sit in a bar and listen to the mix while thinking about the story and the character(s). I find this gives me a better understanding of their personality and internal motivations, helps me better grasp their emotional state, and helps me work through their feelings and decisions. It also makes the dialogue flow more easily. Sounds crazy, I know, but it works.
I made specific mixes for all of the Loners characters as each issue is told from one of their perspectives. As an example, I thought I would share Darkhawk's playlist here, featuring a selection of sonds that got me into Mr. Chris Powell's charcater. Enjoy!
Break Stuff - Limp Bizkit
My Hero - Foo Fighters
When I Grow Up - Garbage
Name - Goo Goo Dolls
2000 Light Years Away - Green Day
Faint - Linkin Park
Shamrocks And Shenanegins (Butch Vig Remix) - House of Pain
Mr. Brightside - The Killers
Rudderless - The Lemonheads
Shadow On The Sun - Audioslave
Juke Box Hero - Foreigner
Symphony Of Destruction - Megadeth
Adam's Song - Blink-182
Who Can It Be Now? - Men At Work
Big Dumb Sex - Soundgarden
Kickstart My Heart - Mötley Crüe
Epiphany - Staind
All Apologies - Nirvana
Head On - The Jesus & Mary Chain
Don't Follow - In Chains
I'm working on my Mystic Arcana: Sister Grimm special now so have Nico's Goth playlist in heavy rotation!
Wednesday, May 16, 2007
My 2007 Convention Schedule
Hey, all-
Here's my tentative 2007 convention schedule. Most of this is locked, but the European cons at the end of the year still have a few more details that need to be worked out..
June 15-17, 2007 Wizard World Philly, Philadelphia, PA
July 26-29, 2007 Comic-Con International, San Diego, CA
August 9-12, 2007 Wizard World Chicago, Chicago, IL
August 24-26, 2007 Toronto Comic Con, Toronto, Canada
September 8-9, Baltimore Comic Con, Baltimore, MD
November 3-4, Lille Comic Festival, Lille, France
November 8-11, 2007 Fórum Fantástico, Lisbon, Portugal
November 17-18, 2007 Dublin City Comic Con, Dublin, Ireland
And it looks like I'll most likely be heading back to Angouleme again in January 2008!
I'll post booth locations and schedules and all that for the individual shows as they get closer.
Hope you see you this summer!
Take care,
C.B.
Here's my tentative 2007 convention schedule. Most of this is locked, but the European cons at the end of the year still have a few more details that need to be worked out..
June 15-17, 2007 Wizard World Philly, Philadelphia, PA
July 26-29, 2007 Comic-Con International, San Diego, CA
August 9-12, 2007 Wizard World Chicago, Chicago, IL
August 24-26, 2007 Toronto Comic Con, Toronto, Canada
September 8-9, Baltimore Comic Con, Baltimore, MD
November 3-4, Lille Comic Festival, Lille, France
November 8-11, 2007 Fórum Fantástico, Lisbon, Portugal
November 17-18, 2007 Dublin City Comic Con, Dublin, Ireland
And it looks like I'll most likely be heading back to Angouleme again in January 2008!
I'll post booth locations and schedules and all that for the individual shows as they get closer.
Hope you see you this summer!
Take care,
C.B.
CBC in 24/7 Volume 2
The cover of the second volume of Ivan Brandon's wonderful Image anthology [B]24/7[/B] has been leaked, and on the back cover I'm pleased to announce you'll find my name. For those unfamiliar with it, [B]24/7[/B] is all about robots living in NYC, and I contributed a story about an undercover female detective in Chinatown that was illustrated by the incredible Nuno Plati! Hopefully Ivan will show some interior pages soon, but for now, here's the cover...
And be sure to check out Nuno's amazing work over at his blog... http://www.nunoplati.blogspot.com/
And be sure to check out Nuno's amazing work over at his blog... http://www.nunoplati.blogspot.com/
Thursday, May 10, 2007
Saturday, April 14, 2007
It Was Carney's!
We now have our tenth winner to the Loners #1 Food Find contest!! Now that's it's all said and done, I can give you the answer I was looking for. The other L.A. restaurant tribute in the first issue was... Carney's on Sunset! You can see it on page four, where Phil and Mickey are talking about Julie. They're sitting outside at Carney's.
I wrote Carney's into the script as it's one of my favorite restaurants. Originally that was a much longer scene, but we reduced it to one page to move the story along and get more time of the kids talking in their meeting. Tom Brevoort even reminded me yesterday that he was there eating chili dogs with me when I originally said "I'm so writing Carney's into the book!" right after Loners got approved.
I LOVE Carney's!! They make amazing chili and it's so good on their dogs, burgers and especially the fries! Please go and check them out if you have a chance. The restaurant is an actual big yellow train car, so you can't miss it. You can check them out at http://www.carneytrain.com/
Funny Carney's story that involves comics... I was there a number of years back after San Diego and we were having an early chili-infused lunch before jetting off to LAX. The place was practically empty and suddenly from behind me I hear, "I'll have a chili burger and a beer, please." It was a voice I was all too familiar with, so I turn around and sure enough, there he was... Stan Lee!! The Man himself having beef and a beer at 11AM!! This was before I was at Marvel so I had never met Stan before. I was starstruck! So we waited around and introduced ourselves. Stan was so cool and gracious and spoke with us a bit then took pictures. We almost missed our flight but it was worth it! So there's another reason to go there... Stan Lee eats there!!
Many thanks again to everyone here who bought and read Loners #1!
I wrote Carney's into the script as it's one of my favorite restaurants. Originally that was a much longer scene, but we reduced it to one page to move the story along and get more time of the kids talking in their meeting. Tom Brevoort even reminded me yesterday that he was there eating chili dogs with me when I originally said "I'm so writing Carney's into the book!" right after Loners got approved.
I LOVE Carney's!! They make amazing chili and it's so good on their dogs, burgers and especially the fries! Please go and check them out if you have a chance. The restaurant is an actual big yellow train car, so you can't miss it. You can check them out at http://www.carneytrain.com/
Funny Carney's story that involves comics... I was there a number of years back after San Diego and we were having an early chili-infused lunch before jetting off to LAX. The place was practically empty and suddenly from behind me I hear, "I'll have a chili burger and a beer, please." It was a voice I was all too familiar with, so I turn around and sure enough, there he was... Stan Lee!! The Man himself having beef and a beer at 11AM!! This was before I was at Marvel so I had never met Stan before. I was starstruck! So we waited around and introduced ourselves. Stan was so cool and gracious and spoke with us a bit then took pictures. We almost missed our flight but it was worth it! So there's another reason to go there... Stan Lee eats there!!
Many thanks again to everyone here who bought and read Loners #1!
Drain #3 Preview
Wizard Universe has a first look...
http://www.wizarduniverse.com/magazi.../004248189.cfm
On sale this Wednesday, April 18th!
Enjoy,
C.B.
http://www.wizarduniverse.com/magazi.../004248189.cfm
On sale this Wednesday, April 18th!
Enjoy,
C.B.
Friday, April 13, 2007
New Message Boards
Brian Bendis has been kind enough to set me up with my own new message boards over at his site! Come join the fun at:
http://www.606studios.com/bendisboard/forumdisplay.php?f=28
I also have message boards over at Image Comics as well:
http://www.imagecomics.com/messageboard/viewforum.php?f=32
I'll be posting regularly at both. Hope to see you there!
http://www.606studios.com/bendisboard/forumdisplay.php?f=28
I also have message boards over at Image Comics as well:
http://www.imagecomics.com/messageboard/viewforum.php?f=32
I'll be posting regularly at both. Hope to see you there!
Wednesday, April 11, 2007
Loners #2 Preview
http://www.comicscontinuum.com/stories/0704/10/marvelfirsts.htm
I've already seen some rumblings about it online. Sorry, Hornet fans...
But there's more the story than you see here!
Take care,
C.B.
I've already seen some rumblings about it online. Sorry, Hornet fans...
But there's more the story than you see here!
Take care,
C.B.
Tuesday, April 10, 2007
New Loners Interview and Review (and Art!)
Definitively answering the ex-Gen Xer question once and for all, a la Weird Science...
http://www.yourmomsbasement.com/archives/2007/04/last_minute_edi_1.html#more
One more day...
http://www.yourmomsbasement.com/archives/2007/04/last_minute_edi_1.html#more
One more day...
Monday, April 09, 2007
Loners #1 - Food Find
I like to eat.
Yeah, I know, for those of you who know me or have seen pictures of me, that comes as no surprise, right? But it's true, I love a good meal! You know, if I didn't get into comics, I'd probably be in the food industry and weigh in at twice the jumbo size I already am now. However, being in comics means I get to travel a lot and I'm afforded the opportunity to try out all kinds of new restaurants wherever I go for cons. Fish tacos in San Diego. Cheesesteaks in Philly. Pizza, dogs and breaded steaks sandwiches in Chicago. BBQ in North Carolina, Memphis and Texas. I try it all. One thing I guess I should point out though is that I'm not a fancy guy. Sure, I like a nice five star meal every now and then, but me, I'm more of a greasy spoon, hole-in-the-wall, local flavor kind of guy. I wanna try the off the beaten path dives that usually only the locals know, the kind of places you won't find in Gourmet magazine. Hot dogs, burgers, wings, fries, chili... I'm all over it!
So what does this have to do with Loners, you ask? Well, they say that writers should write what they know, and I like to think I know food... so when I write comics I toss in little references to certain meals and restaurants I enjoy. I try and squeeze a few quick nods into my books whenever I can. And Loners #1 is no exception! Contrary to popular belief, Los Angeles has some excellent eateries and as that's where Loners takes place, you'll see some of my favorite LA restaurants popping up in the book every now and again.
When you read issue one, on sale April 11th, you'll notice I clearly name drop my beloved In-N-Out Burger in there. That's a constant in the entire series actually. However, there's also a subtle tribute somewhere in the first issue to another one of my favorite L.A. hangouts.
So what I'm doing is running a LONERS FOOD FIND contest. I'm offering a free pile of swag to the first five people who can correctly identify the other restaurant referenced in our debut issue. Come Wednesday, the first five people who BUY THE ISSUE, which you will be asked to prove, and e-mail me the name of the joint in question, will get an envelope stuffed with all kinds of signed comics and goodies, with a few extra surprises thrown in to boot! Sound good? I'm at cbcebulski@gmail.com.
Comics and food, what more is there to life...?
Enjoy Loners #1!!
Yeah, I know, for those of you who know me or have seen pictures of me, that comes as no surprise, right? But it's true, I love a good meal! You know, if I didn't get into comics, I'd probably be in the food industry and weigh in at twice the jumbo size I already am now. However, being in comics means I get to travel a lot and I'm afforded the opportunity to try out all kinds of new restaurants wherever I go for cons. Fish tacos in San Diego. Cheesesteaks in Philly. Pizza, dogs and breaded steaks sandwiches in Chicago. BBQ in North Carolina, Memphis and Texas. I try it all. One thing I guess I should point out though is that I'm not a fancy guy. Sure, I like a nice five star meal every now and then, but me, I'm more of a greasy spoon, hole-in-the-wall, local flavor kind of guy. I wanna try the off the beaten path dives that usually only the locals know, the kind of places you won't find in Gourmet magazine. Hot dogs, burgers, wings, fries, chili... I'm all over it!
So what does this have to do with Loners, you ask? Well, they say that writers should write what they know, and I like to think I know food... so when I write comics I toss in little references to certain meals and restaurants I enjoy. I try and squeeze a few quick nods into my books whenever I can. And Loners #1 is no exception! Contrary to popular belief, Los Angeles has some excellent eateries and as that's where Loners takes place, you'll see some of my favorite LA restaurants popping up in the book every now and again.
When you read issue one, on sale April 11th, you'll notice I clearly name drop my beloved In-N-Out Burger in there. That's a constant in the entire series actually. However, there's also a subtle tribute somewhere in the first issue to another one of my favorite L.A. hangouts.
So what I'm doing is running a LONERS FOOD FIND contest. I'm offering a free pile of swag to the first five people who can correctly identify the other restaurant referenced in our debut issue. Come Wednesday, the first five people who BUY THE ISSUE, which you will be asked to prove, and e-mail me the name of the joint in question, will get an envelope stuffed with all kinds of signed comics and goodies, with a few extra surprises thrown in to boot! Sound good? I'm at cbcebulski@gmail.com.
Comics and food, what more is there to life...?
Enjoy Loners #1!!
Wednesday, April 04, 2007
WONDERLOST 2 Info!
Since I'm in a sharing mood today, here's the amazing cover to WONDERLOST 2 by Steve McNiven, Dexter Vines and Morry Hollowell!
The issue will hit this July from Image. Here's the solicit...
WONDERLOST Volume 2
"Firsts and Goals"
Written by C.B. Cebulski
Art by Mike Oeming, Jason Meek, Alina Urusov, Ethan Young, Rafael Albuquerque, Felipe Smith and more!
Cover by Steve McNiven
64 pages
Black and White
On sale July 11th
$5.99
One of the most critically-acclaimed and best reviewed books of the year returns! C.B. Cebulski revisits his past yet again for the second volume of his autobiographical anthology, where he takes us back to his youth for another round of adventures that have to be seen to be believed. This second issue retells some of the "famous firsts" from his high school years, walking us through a series of teenage trials and tribulations as Cebulski tries to "round the bases" and reach certain "goals" he set for himself growing up. Told in the same open and honest style as the highly-praised first issue, these slice-of-life tales are sure take readers back to the more carefree times of their own youths.
"Writer C.B. Cebulski has a homerun on his hands. Wonderlost is a deeply, brutally honest autobiographical work that easily drags the reader into the swarm of emotions surrounding the teenage angst it portrays." - Diamond Comics' Scoop
"It is nothing short of excellence that all of these different artistic interpretations work well together . I recommend it because Wonderlost's power is in its honesty." - Broken Frontier
"You could give this book to 10 people and each could come away with a different emotion after a trip down memory lane." -Silver Bullet Comic Books
"As is the case with any good autobiographical comic, this book's greatest strength is the writer's honesty."- Eye on Comics
"Sure, we all have those stories from our awkward years. And some of them might even be as entertaining as the ones Cebulski tells us here, but I can't imagine pulling them off as well as he does." - Comic Book Resources
And if you haven't read the first issue, it's your loss! :lol: But seriously, you should still be able to find it in shops as Image tells me there are still copies left in stock. Ask your local retailer today. If not, let me know and we'll see what we can do about getting you a copy!
Thanks for your support!!
Take care,
C.B.
The issue will hit this July from Image. Here's the solicit...
WONDERLOST Volume 2
"Firsts and Goals"
Written by C.B. Cebulski
Art by Mike Oeming, Jason Meek, Alina Urusov, Ethan Young, Rafael Albuquerque, Felipe Smith and more!
Cover by Steve McNiven
64 pages
Black and White
On sale July 11th
$5.99
One of the most critically-acclaimed and best reviewed books of the year returns! C.B. Cebulski revisits his past yet again for the second volume of his autobiographical anthology, where he takes us back to his youth for another round of adventures that have to be seen to be believed. This second issue retells some of the "famous firsts" from his high school years, walking us through a series of teenage trials and tribulations as Cebulski tries to "round the bases" and reach certain "goals" he set for himself growing up. Told in the same open and honest style as the highly-praised first issue, these slice-of-life tales are sure take readers back to the more carefree times of their own youths.
"Writer C.B. Cebulski has a homerun on his hands. Wonderlost is a deeply, brutally honest autobiographical work that easily drags the reader into the swarm of emotions surrounding the teenage angst it portrays." - Diamond Comics' Scoop
"It is nothing short of excellence that all of these different artistic interpretations work well together . I recommend it because Wonderlost's power is in its honesty." - Broken Frontier
"You could give this book to 10 people and each could come away with a different emotion after a trip down memory lane." -Silver Bullet Comic Books
"As is the case with any good autobiographical comic, this book's greatest strength is the writer's honesty."- Eye on Comics
"Sure, we all have those stories from our awkward years. And some of them might even be as entertaining as the ones Cebulski tells us here, but I can't imagine pulling them off as well as he does." - Comic Book Resources
And if you haven't read the first issue, it's your loss! :lol: But seriously, you should still be able to find it in shops as Image tells me there are still copies left in stock. Ask your local retailer today. If not, let me know and we'll see what we can do about getting you a copy!
Thanks for your support!!
Take care,
C.B.
Sunday, April 01, 2007
Loners #1 Reviewed
So here's me shamelessly plugging the first review I have seen of the full first issue over at Newsarama...
http://forum.newsarama.com/showthread.php?t=107204
On sale April 11th!
Take care,
C.B.
http://forum.newsarama.com/showthread.php?t=107204
On sale April 11th!
Take care,
C.B.
Saturday, March 17, 2007
Loners #1 Preview!
There's a nice chunk of pages up on Newsarama...
http://forum.newsarama.com/showthread.php?t=105242
Enjoy,
C.B.
http://forum.newsarama.com/showthread.php?t=105242
Enjoy,
C.B.
Monday, March 12, 2007
Compass - Coming soon!!
You've seen some of the Compass character designs, now here's a look at the first cover...
We'll be posting previews aplenty soon. To avoid any shipping delays, we've been waiting to solicit each issue until it's fully colored and finished. Issue one will hit stands in July in time for San Diego, where both my co-writer, Aki Yanagi, and artist Ryusuke Hamamoto will be attending.
Also, Hamamoto-san has been hard at work with Gainax on some new Neon Genesis Evangelion projects and you can check out the new Japanese edition of NewType magazine to see a preview of the fruits of his labors there. But here's a sneak peek at some of his "Puchi Eva" designs...
We'll be posting previews aplenty soon. To avoid any shipping delays, we've been waiting to solicit each issue until it's fully colored and finished. Issue one will hit stands in July in time for San Diego, where both my co-writer, Aki Yanagi, and artist Ryusuke Hamamoto will be attending.
Also, Hamamoto-san has been hard at work with Gainax on some new Neon Genesis Evangelion projects and you can check out the new Japanese edition of NewType magazine to see a preview of the fruits of his labors there. But here's a sneak peek at some of his "Puchi Eva" designs...
Monday, February 26, 2007
Mystic Arcana
My new Marvel project was announced this past weekend at the New York Comic Con; I'll be writing one of the Mystic Arcana one-shots featuring Nico Minoru, aka Sister Grimm, from Runaways. The event is going to turn the spotlight on Marvel's magic based characters and try to do for them what Annihilation did for cosmic characters! Roy Thomas is writing a Black Knight story, Jeff Parker will be on Scarlet Witch, and Louise Simonson is returning to pen Magik, which I can't wait for!!
Nico's story is set after the first arc, when our young Runaways were sent to foster homes by Captain America, before they eventually regrouped. Miss Minoru was at "Father Flanagan’s Home for Unwanted Goth Kids” and this story is about an arcanic awakening she had while there. It's all pretty cool and I'm extremely psyched about it!
Check out the cover my Marko Djurdjevic...
Nico's story is set after the first arc, when our young Runaways were sent to foster homes by Captain America, before they eventually regrouped. Miss Minoru was at "Father Flanagan’s Home for Unwanted Goth Kids” and this story is about an arcanic awakening she had while there. It's all pretty cool and I'm extremely psyched about it!
Check out the cover my Marko Djurdjevic...
Monday, February 12, 2007
Humberto Runaways Designs
While I can't show any actual art from the story Humberto Ramos is doing in the Runaways Saga, he has given me the OK to post a few of his designs up here. Enjoy!
Sunday, February 11, 2007
A Message From Runaways' Molly Hayes
Thought I'd do Molly a favor and would pass this on for you here...
"Molly Hayes here with some pretty exciting news! And no, dumb old Wolverine hasn't gotten his stupid hair fixed yet or anything like that...
Actually, my life story is going to be told in comic form! I know, I know, yeah... my life is kinda already being told by that balding BKV guy who's leaving us for some spooky island with some Others or something, I heard. Boooo! But these two really cool people, cool for adults anyway, are putting my life into one 48-page, one-shot comic so everyone can catch up before that guy who wrote Buffy the Vampire Slayer takes over our monthly comic. (And yes, I do think I'm old enough to watch the show, Nico!!) C.B. Cebulski and Mindy Owens are the two telling my story in Marvel's new Runaways Saga Special and they're big fans of what me and my friends do all day, like protecting L.A. and playing board games, so they get the "Molly's Super Amazing Stamp of Awesomeness ® "! Plus, artist Humberto Ramos is on board to draw a new short story with me and the gang! Wait till you see how he draws me... I look so cute and cool!!
Seriously, guys, I just read what they wrote and it's a good starting point for the people who have no idea who we are, or for the regular readers who need a Runaways refresher course, or for the fans who have to have everything and anything Runaways related. It doesn't really matter what kind of comic fan you are, but could you please buy the comic when it comes out in March so we can pay for gas for our ship, the Leapfrog, to help us keep us running? New York City is not cheap! You wouldn't believe all the crazy stuff we've been through and where we're going next!!
So what are you still reading this for?! Go pre-order your copy today!!
XOXO,
Molly "Princess Powerful" Hayes
PS: If any of you spot a box of "Chocolate Frosted Sugar Bombs", can you pick one up for me?"
"Molly Hayes here with some pretty exciting news! And no, dumb old Wolverine hasn't gotten his stupid hair fixed yet or anything like that...
Actually, my life story is going to be told in comic form! I know, I know, yeah... my life is kinda already being told by that balding BKV guy who's leaving us for some spooky island with some Others or something, I heard. Boooo! But these two really cool people, cool for adults anyway, are putting my life into one 48-page, one-shot comic so everyone can catch up before that guy who wrote Buffy the Vampire Slayer takes over our monthly comic. (And yes, I do think I'm old enough to watch the show, Nico!!) C.B. Cebulski and Mindy Owens are the two telling my story in Marvel's new Runaways Saga Special and they're big fans of what me and my friends do all day, like protecting L.A. and playing board games, so they get the "Molly's Super Amazing Stamp of Awesomeness ® "! Plus, artist Humberto Ramos is on board to draw a new short story with me and the gang! Wait till you see how he draws me... I look so cute and cool!!
Seriously, guys, I just read what they wrote and it's a good starting point for the people who have no idea who we are, or for the regular readers who need a Runaways refresher course, or for the fans who have to have everything and anything Runaways related. It doesn't really matter what kind of comic fan you are, but could you please buy the comic when it comes out in March so we can pay for gas for our ship, the Leapfrog, to help us keep us running? New York City is not cheap! You wouldn't believe all the crazy stuff we've been through and where we're going next!!
So what are you still reading this for?! Go pre-order your copy today!!
XOXO,
Molly "Princess Powerful" Hayes
PS: If any of you spot a box of "Chocolate Frosted Sugar Bombs", can you pick one up for me?"
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