Just a quick post to share the cover to PIX Vol. 2: TOO SUPER FOR SCHOOL (which for fun you can compare to the earlier take I posted back in September 2016).
Meanwhile, I’m hard at work coloring the interior pages, and have a post for tomorrow that’ll give you a sneak peek at this new volume…
It’s been a busy summer as I’ve been working hard on the follow-up book to PIX: ONE WEIRDEST WEEKEND. Subscribers to my monthly email newsletter have been getting regular updates (subscribe via the form on the right!), but today’s newsletter featured an update that needed a full court press. PIX book 2 has an official title…
PIX: TOO SUPER FOR SCHOOL
But wait, there’s more! I also have cover art to share. I’m still finalizing the colors, but in the meantime, the line art for the new book is going to look like this…but in color:
Looking to have this book out in the spring of 2017 (shooting for March), but once I have an official date, I’ll make sure to post that, too.
But in the meantime, spread the word far and wide! The more people know about Pix the better!!!
PIX: ONE WEIRDEST WEEKEND is now available in comic book shops everywhere, as of today! If your local comic shop was amongst those who chose to stock copies, please consider supporting them and buying a copy from said store. They took a chance on my book and I’d love to see people showing their support for that decision.
And if your store didn’t order copies, they still can through Diamond Comics backlist, using item number DEC141546.
Where’s your local comic store? Find out here.
You don’t have a local comic store? Well, then consider buying PIX from this very site or on Amazon.com.
And if you see PIX “in the wild”, snap a photo and send it to me (and/or post to social media with the hashtag #PixPics) and let me know the name of the store. I’d like to thank as many stores personally as I can!
This past weekend, September 5-7, 2014, was Baltimore Comic-Con, and the first public appearance of the final, printed PIX ONE WEIRDEST WEEKEND graphic novel. I was part of the Kids Love Comics pavilion, organized but the great Mark Mariano, with his brother Christopher, which included outstanding cartoonist focussed on making comics for, well, kids…from the youngest readers to teenagers.
But before this past weekend, in fact, the weekend prior, I received my first, small shipment of books (the rest are on their way), and I cannot tell you how exciting it was to open that first box:
