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Brian Wood
Northlanders / D&D / The Lord Of The Rings
09.24.09 | Permalink | 1 Comment

I’m not 100% sure what I’m reading, but its a lengthy look at Northlanders versus The Lord Of The Rings in the context of a D&D campaign.

What exactly lies at the intersection of Northlanders and Lord of the Rings isn’t clear, and that’s the point. An RPG campaign, like a TV series, is a question, [...]
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the losers
09.21.09 | Permalink | 3 Comments

Heading out to NYC tonight – looking forward to a night out tomorrow with fellow SA’ers and other fine New York folk before heading down to Puerto Rico for a visit to THE LOSERS set. Andy Diggle and I will be there for the last day of shooting too – photo’s as soon as I’m [...]
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Standard Attrition on Khepri
09.18.09 | Permalink | 1 Comment

A month ago or so, Arizona’s Khepri Comics relaunched its website, offering exclusives by Brian Wood, Cliff Chiang, and Ryan Kelly, among others. They’re also tagging all books and swag by Standard Attrition members, and you can jump right to that collection here.
So in addition to exclusives like Cliff’s Atomic Bombshell Prints, Brian Wood’s SDCC [...]
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Sweet Tooth #1 Promotional Offer!
09.02.09 | Permalink | 3 Comments

Sweet Tooth #1 Promotional Offer!
In celebration of the launch of my new monthly Vertigo series SWEET TOOTH, I am offering a special promotional deal:
Anybody who sends me their copy (or copies) of Sweet Tooth #1 along with a self addressed return envelope. I will sign the book(s) and return it along with an original sketch! [...]
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OUT TOMORROW SWEET TOOTH #1 ONLY $1.00!
09.01.09 | Permalink | Comment?

I’m really excited for my first ongoing series SWEET TOOTH! (on sale this Wednesday).
And I’m not alone:
“Writer & artist Jeff Lemire has created the new ‘must read’ book with SWEET TOOTH. It’s a fairy tale turned on its ear-or antlers-that takes you on the road trip through an America slightly more fantastical and just [...]