UPDATE

The Beanbag is almost done.
Now that I have 44 pages, and with the surplus of artists, the book will now be 48 pages!
All I need is 4 more artists, I hope Mike Norton, Tim Seeley, and Alan Moore can join.

INTERVIEW

Hey gents,
Sorry to keeping you waiting.
I got interviewed in regards to the Beanbag check it out below....in the comments section for now, I will put it on the blog latter.
Best,

UPDATE

The only news that can be worth telling is that I was interviewed by Benjamin Kreger, A nice man who was in the Iraq war and is maintaining a small press publishing company at the same time. I will post the interview when it is written up.

There is also a very small chance that Alan Moore may contribute a page to the Beanbag, Yes I hope he will draw a page! With all the amazing talent he has (or lack there of :D).

Other then that I just need 13 more pages and a awsome cover.

P.S. I saw Avatar, and it was ....o..k...

Beanbag is cool again

The Beanbag project is slowly getting back on it's rickety feet beacause two comrades are helping with this charity.
One is Len Wallace, a fellow man that had a rare heart condition and the second is Tom Mauer who will be lettering the comic now (since the last one has vanished.

Now with a solid plan, the Beanbag will be done before you know it.

Update

It's October and the Beanbag comic is not doing so well.
At this point it may need a few pages, and a well drawn cover.
After that is sorted out. Well... it may be finally done and published!

It is the end of the San Diego comic con and August is soon to come. Thus Beanbag will be back to the full swing of things and wrapped up soon.
That is if a team of top artists can be found.

The Beanbag being pushed backed

Due to the fact that I will be trying to assemble a team of top named artists to join the comic project. The Beanbag comic won't be done anytime soon. Since it's a fact that the summer time is a busy time of year becuase of the summer movies, pitching scripts and ideas, and comic conventions. I won't be asking anyone to join till late August. But when I do, there will be an even more gap of time for these artists to draw out the pages, ink, and then have them all lettered.
The wait for the book will be even longer but hopefully it will be worth it.