As if reading Jerel Dye’s comics wasn’t good enough, you can now decorate your entire life with his unique steampunk-ish imagery: prints, of course, but also on tote bags, laptop and ipad skins, iphone and ipod cases, mugs, throw pillows, wall clocks… do all your holiday shopping at http://society6.com/jereldye, and have a very Jerel Christmas!
Author: Dan Mazur
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Alexander Danner in Colonial Comics’ Creator Spotlight
Alexander Danner (one of the original three BCR members!), gets spotlighted this week on the Colonial Comics’ blog, for his contribution to the anthology “The Trial of Anne Hutchinson,” (pictured, drawn by Matt Rawson).
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Read “Comixscape” by L.J-Baptiste
Chapter 3 of COMIXSCAPE by our own L. J-Baptiste, is about to wrap up at comixscape.net. Now’s a good time to catch up on the comic before chapter 4 resumes in March. COMIXSCAPE is about 12-year old Tyler Wesley and his adventures in his new neighborhood. Along the way he makes friends, enemies and figures out just where he fits in within the madness that is his new environment!
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Hellbound V Reviewed in the Dig
“Hellbound V: the End” the horror anthology from River Bird Comics gets a glowing notice from Tony McMillen in this week’s DigBoston: “Hellbound V marks the end of the Hellbound series, but luckily the books are going out on a seriously high note….”
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Read “Love, Guns & Humanity” by Eunnie
Roundtabler Eunnie shares his new short comic, “Love, Guns & Humanity,” an action-packed tale of an unusual love-triangle, at www.eunniverse.com, where his ongoing webcomic series “Eun-X-Cel” updates on Mondays and Thursdays.
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Filmmaker Mag likes Dandelion King
Fresh off a successful kickstarter and Participants’ Choice award at the POV Hackathon, “The Dandelion King’s” mobile app, developed by Heide Solbrig and her team to complement her graphic novel of the same name, gets glowing press in Filmmaker Magazine, which praises the projects “complicated strangeness,” calling it “an endearingly personal use of today’s tools to add community and multimedia to the reading experience.”