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That's some serious Bedlam love

Fantastic!

Great books!

One of the fine popcorn GIFs available on the internet (no idea what the original source of pigeon is), thought it would fit well in this thread. Great source of ongoing entertainment.

Preacher "Until The End of The World" TPB Cover Recreation by Glenn Fabry. Triple-matted, black linen top mat. Really happy with how this came out (both the art and the frame-up)

Riley's were 11x17 too (standard art board).

You're right on the order (splash is 2 in the comic, Paolo probably mixed them up). As for going quickly, there's a super small market of people who'd buy pages from this book at those prices -- so the good ones will go quick. The rest will probably stick around (especially since they don't feature MR for the most part).

OA for issue #7 is up on Cadence.

Preview from #7 up -- http://www.comicosity.com/preview-bedlam-7/ Ryan Browne's stuff looks pretty good.

Here you go!

Well said. However, in regard to a) -- I don't think treating anyone with basic decency is handling them with kid gloves. Flat out coming on a public board and saying a creator sucks doesn't seem to serve any real purpose at all. There are certainly better ways to elaborate which can actually be constructive (alternatively, keeping it to yourself). I think your final couple of lines sums up how to do this pretty well.

Felix -- sorry I missed you, was at Nick's table a bunch on Friday (only day I was there) while meeting a couple of other folks but I always seemed to miss you (according to Nick). Sketches look great and you guys are in for a treat art-wise with Issue #12. I'd highly recommend the B&W print if you don't have one as it's truer to the original commission and a fantastic piece.

Triple-signed American Vampire RRP subbed at NYCC

The pacing was great -- as far as raw entertainment value they did their job and then some. However, you kind of shake your head at some of the actual character decisions and logic involved (if you start to think through what didn't make sense your list starts to rack up pretty quickly). Plus the fact that Andrea seemed to enjoy spending an eternity just chatting to Milton and staring at him waiting for him to die (that whole series of scenes was pretty poorly conceived even though you knew where they wanted to get to) At this point though, I kind of approach it like a blockbuster movie and the season was fairly entertaining overall.

It's just a constant embarrassment to see you post on this forum. Carry on.

As I understand, the Phantom OA covers were purchased by a single collector - the other Rossmo cover art is scattered here and there. There is no OA available for the regular Frazer Irving covers as they are all digital. Contact Jason over at http://www.theinteriorpages.com/ for more details, but as mentioned all the good Rossmo stuff is pretty much gone so you'll have to fish in the secondary market for the most part.

Ryan's pages are up on Cadence. He's done an admirable job, and they are very much in Nick's style, though a little less refined (both compositionally and detail) IMO. PS: Don't look if you don't want the issue spoiled -- looks insane (and great) though as far as the story goes.

Madder has been working out Good stuff though, looking forward to seeing more.

Agreed.