"The Vessel of Terror" Officially Arrives!
This has been a long time in the making and I can't believe it's finally here! I started working on the original pitch for "The Vessel of Terror" almost two years ago exactly, with Norwegian writer Magnus Aspli. It's truly been a joy to work with Magnus on this. "The Vessel of Terror" has been challenging and rewarding in so many ways. I'm definitely a different artist since I began drawing it, but I'm really proud of every page.
October 26th will see its official US release from UK publisher AAM Markosia. I'm going to be celebrating with an in store signing at Green Brain Comics in Dearborn, MI.
I'm honored to be having the signing at Green Brain. Not only are Dan and Katie real swell people, but Green Brain is partly responsible for me getting back into comics and starting my career!
I hadn't been in a comic shop for about ten years, until I began taking classes at The University of Michigan-Dearborn. I would pop into Green Brain to kill some time during my breaks. The breadth of their selection blew my mind! Week by week, comics started to sink their teeth into me, and my obsession returned.
I'll be at Green Brain Wed., October 26th, signing comics and doing free sketches. If you live in the area, stop by, get some comics, and say "Hi"!
If you can't make on Wednesday, you can get the comic through Amazon, AAM Markosia, or your local comic shop (Diamond code AUG11 0741). It will also be avaialble digitally through Markosia's website.
Here are some choice words about "The Vessel of Terror", including a thumbs up from Fangoria!
“A sophisticated storyline, art that makes the eyes linger on the panels, and realistic dialogue with wit, humor and intelligence. After setting up its believable characters and dark premise, VESSEL explodes into a page-turning frenzy of sex, violence, suicide and reality-bending mayhem[...]" - Fangoria
"[...] a masterful, genuinely frightening slice of horror fiction." - ComixTribe
Created and written by Magnus Aspli Artwork and lettering by Dave Acosta Colors by Goran Kostadinoski & Jeremy P. Roberts Script editor: Alex De-Gruchy
$17.99 / £12.99 128 pages - full color
Available from AAM Markosia Enterprises
ISBN: 978-1-905692-68-2
October 26th will see its official US release from UK publisher AAM Markosia. I'm going to be celebrating with an in store signing at Green Brain Comics in Dearborn, MI.
I'm honored to be having the signing at Green Brain. Not only are Dan and Katie real swell people, but Green Brain is partly responsible for me getting back into comics and starting my career!
I hadn't been in a comic shop for about ten years, until I began taking classes at The University of Michigan-Dearborn. I would pop into Green Brain to kill some time during my breaks. The breadth of their selection blew my mind! Week by week, comics started to sink their teeth into me, and my obsession returned.
I'll be at Green Brain Wed., October 26th, signing comics and doing free sketches. If you live in the area, stop by, get some comics, and say "Hi"!
If you can't make on Wednesday, you can get the comic through Amazon, AAM Markosia, or your local comic shop (Diamond code AUG11 0741). It will also be avaialble digitally through Markosia's website.
Here are some choice words about "The Vessel of Terror", including a thumbs up from Fangoria!
“A sophisticated storyline, art that makes the eyes linger on the panels, and realistic dialogue with wit, humor and intelligence. After setting up its believable characters and dark premise, VESSEL explodes into a page-turning frenzy of sex, violence, suicide and reality-bending mayhem[...]" - Fangoria
"[...] a masterful, genuinely frightening slice of horror fiction." - ComixTribe
Created and written by Magnus Aspli Artwork and lettering by Dave Acosta Colors by Goran Kostadinoski & Jeremy P. Roberts Script editor: Alex De-Gruchy
$17.99 / £12.99 128 pages - full color
Available from AAM Markosia Enterprises
ISBN: 978-1-905692-68-2
Labels: AAM Markosia, comics, green brain, in store Signing, Magnus Aspli, The Vessel of Terror
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