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Stan Sakai wrote:Would I sell Usagi if I had a viable offer? You bet I would because that would leave me free to develop an even better series that I have in mind--the adventures of a samurai cow in feudal Japan: Moo-sagi Yojimbo!

You could make it a Moo-tant Ninja instead of a samuari.

Wow that is a very comprehensive collection. He didn't state that this is his personal collection. It could just be a listing of Usagi publications world wide (which it is possible to know about but not have collected). The first post doesn't say what he is doing here exactly. Edit: Oops... Never m...

Jet_Jaguar wrote:I think that giving up the rights to something I created would be hard, but I also think that 60 million bucks would be hard to turn down.

So true.

Not that it is necessarily any of my business, but I have to wonder how the property was valued 9 years ago when the other co-creator divested.

The colored cover for 124 is dated 2000 in the signature box. Is this a mistake, or was this really drawn and colored so long ago? I don't know why there is a 2000 in there. That is Tom's doing. The art was done just a few months ago. This is scheduled to release end of November, so perhaps the mys...

The colored cover for 124 is dated 2000 in the signature box.

Is this a mistake, or was this really drawn and colored so long ago?

I was wondering if there have been any "Hard" sci-fi manga (meaning science fiction that's a little more "serious" and scientifically rigorous than most popular sci-fi) released in English that I haven't heard of. Are there any other sci-fi manga that have been released in Engli...

Stan Sakai wrote:This is the annual offer to purchase sketchbooks from me. This will end on October 1.

lol. When do I think to check the Dojo for the first time in a while? Oct. 2. Always next year.

@go: I would like to encourage you to give a sentence or two about the links you are posting, so your readers have some basis or motivation to click them. And use the permalink, so that your post isn't dated by the next post to the blog you are linking to. I assume you were referencing this: http://...

Thanks for the link to the winners. What little I read of All-Star Superman was very good, but since it ended with issue 12 giving it this award is at the very least questionable. Calling Iron Man a new series is vaguely silly as well. They just went back to # 1 with a new creative team. These thing...

Thought at least some here might like this: Abominable Charles Christopher is a web comic by Karl Kerschl. It's about a Yeti and his adventures in the forest. The art is really first rate. The rain isn't as good as Stan's or anything but still pretty nice to see. David Petersen is also a favorite he...

I'd like to create a truly "all-ages" comic book, not just one for kids. I would want it to be accessible to children, but I would also like to include a layer of humor and satire for older readers. The idea of creating an "all-ages" comic appeals to me for multiple reasons, one...

Just read these two issues this past week myself after not reading any comics for about four months. Read Brave and Bold # 19 first (new Green Lantern story), then these. Glad they are getting some positive attention as they are deserving of it. Well rendered settings. Landscapes, towns, etc. The Be...

It looks like the comic will cost $3.50 (up from $2.99) as of this issue.


Source: http://www.comicbookresources.com/?page ... e&id=18402

Spoilers: When Gen came through the door without the snitch in arm, I thought it was an art mistake. (I should have known better by now.) But, no, Gen just didn't think to the throw the weasel in ahead of him. And sure enough he didn't stick around after they were yelling about how they got fooled a...

According to CBR, this issue won't be solicited for August, so the date in Coming Up in UY should probably be pushed back a month.