The 2010 Baltimore Comic-Con.
So many costumes, so many interviews, so much drinking that we had to go long with this one. Featuring Stephen Lindsay, Andrew Cohen, Matt Dembicki, John Bintz, RM Rhodes, Eric Morin, Chris Piers, Paul Westover, Shawn Padraic-Murphy, Evan Keeling, J.G. Jones, Steve Lieber, Neil Vokes, Tommy Castillo, Jeff McComsey, Jim8Ball, Steve Becker, Kate Glasheen, Don Rosa, Sergio Aragones, Mike Raicht, Keith Dallas, David Petersen, G.I. Joe, and many others. And a parade of costumes! So big, we brought in a second camera man!
Hey all.
Just a reminder that we’ll be at the Baltimore Comic-Con this weekend selling our usual brand of awesome comics, and giving away free copies of MAGIC BULLET.
Here is where you will find us:
Come on out and say hello, or better yet, give us your money.
For other tour dates, check out the tourdates section on this site.
For more info on the Baltimore Comic-Con, go here: http://www.baltimorecomiccon.com/
Man, I know that no one can OWN a word, but…
Between this current FUBAR and this upcoming FUBAR, I reckon I can never go back to making this old FUBAR ever again.
Not that I was going to, seeing as how I have cannibalized the strip for Plastic Farm…
It’s Always Sunny at the Philadelphia Alternative Comic Con.
Rafer and Nan head on up to Philly for one of the hottest (literally) little shows of the year. Awesome people, a hell of an aesthetic, and good times. Featuring Cheese Hasselberger, Bill Roundy, and a special appearance by Pete Stathis.
Earlier this year the idea was presented that the DC Conspiracy would put out a newspaper filled with our comics. A newspaper? Filled with comics? In an era where comics are presented smaller and on handheld digital devices, presenting large format comics in a dying medium seemed like such an outdated model that we just had to go for it.
With the aesthetic that each artist would take advantage of the larger format, MAGIC BULLET was born.
Since the initial idea was first bandied about, at least a dozen other artist groups have put out their own newspapers, but ours is still quite awesome.
Featuring a cover by artist and designer extrordinaire Scott White!
And with comics by tens of the finest Washington DC area comic book artists
MAGIC BULLET is sure to entertain, enlighten and offend!
MAGIC BULLET will be available in limited quantities at the Philadelphia Alternative Comic Con and at Baltimore Comicon, and in greater numbers at this year’s Small Press Expo. It will also be avalable in various local comic shops, clubs and eateries. If you are a local comics shop, club or eatery and would like to distribute (or advertise in future issues of) MAGIC BULLET, please email eic@magicbulletcomics.com
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