joepruett

Hey, if of you on here know of any stores that might be interested in doing a retailer-specifc/exclusive BLACK-EYED KDIS cover let me know. I have several artists I could pull in for covers. Might even be able to do an in-store signing with me and/or the cover artist as well. I'm always looking for a reason to travel. :-)

If I could figure out how to post images here, I'd post a few images from BEK #4, which goes to the printer next week.

Good. Good. Soon our plans of world domination will be complete. (insert evil laughter here)

I like to know who that retailer is as I'd like to have someone stop by his/her store and have a chat. If you don't mind sharing with me I'd love that. You can email me at joepruett@aftershock.ninja if you don't want to post it publicly.

I've always LOVED this cover.

Ha! No worries. I always want to call it BLEEDING EAGLES for some reason.

You know, after reading your message again, I now read it as you're checking out other AfterShock Comics and not other comics I wrote back in the day (which is how I read it at first glance), so you can ignore my last reply. :-)

You're welcome. Thanks for coming on here and saying hey to everybody. It really is a fun/scary story and has caused me to look for some of your other books. WTTB ! Truly appreciate that. One word of advice though, don't read CABLE #75 and think that's me writing (even though I'm credited). I helped out on -script, but did not plot the story. I get a lot of flack for that issue still. Also, my story in X-MEN UNLIMITED #30 was originally a 26 page story that was sliced to 12 pages and was a story I wrote under my then editor's direction (I told her it didn't work when I wrote it) and was the reason I quit that series, so don't read that one either. :-) My old KILROY IS HERE series from Caliber Comics (with very early Mike Perkins on art for some issues, as well as Michael Avon Oeming and Phil Hester) was always a favorite of mine. I enjoyed my work on DUSTY STAR from back in the day. I still like my MAGNETO REX mini-series with Brendon Peterson, but think one of my favorite all-time stories I wrote was the one-shot GEN 13: GOING SOUTH with Andrew Robinson. It was just a fun story that I can still read and enjoy today.

Thanks for all the kinds works about BEK. Glad to find that some people are enjoying reading it as much as I am writing it.

We've been publishing since December. Our first month's releases included REPLICA, INSEXTS, SUPERZERO and DREAMING EAGLES. Month two brought in AMERICAN MONSTER and STRAYER.