I was reviewed over at Worst Comic Podcast ever! Check it out here.
My part is around the 21 minute mark.
Oh and this is the pic I did that they were talking about:
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The printed first chapter of Panty Vigilante is now for sale at Indy Planet! Check it out!
Like the title says, I got reviewed! Check it out at Tattoo Girl Reads. Actually, while you’re there, be sure to check out her other posts as well. She reviews pretty much anything and everything and is an all around cool person. I’d also say she has good taste in comics, but I might be a little biased.
It’s my first review and it’s a good one, so I’m pretty stoked about it! She also reassured me that the review is sincere. Since we know each other and run into one another often, she said she would have just avoided me forever if she didn’t like the book and she hasn’t so that’s pretty awesome.
You can also check out the review on The 8 Bit Geek.
o KC Comicon was awesome. I actually didn’t realize until everything was winding down on Sunday that this was its inaugural year, which I think says a lot about it. It’s definitely one of the most artist friendly conventions I’ve attended. The artist alley was front and center. You actually had cross the artist alley to get from one side of the vendors to another, which meant more people seeing our stuff. There was also a live art event (which I have not seen at any anime or comic conventions I’ve been to, so that was neat). And we all got free sketchbooks!
Panty Vigilante did well. I met some awesome people there. I should be getting some reviews coming my way, which I’m super stoked about. Thanks to everyone who came by!
A pic of my friend and me stuffing our faces with overpriced venue pizza (Papa John’s. Blech.). There’s the giant Captain Marvel pic I did (about 20″x30″), which I sold at the con.
A better view of the Captain Marvel. I only had an hour to work on it onstage, so I had to be quick!
Starting August, I will be scaling updates back to twice a week.
Between a full-time job, this comic (which includes writing, drawing, inking, tones, advertising, and website management), other art projects, and having a personal life, keeping ahead of a comic that updates as frequently as this has become a bit overwhelming. Nothing else is changing. It’ll just update Mondays and Wednesdays from now on.
Hopefully in the future, I can go back to more frequent updates. But this is how it will be for now. I’ve also been busy with con stuff. I should have the location for my table at KC Comicon posted here soon.
Thanks for understanding. 🙂