#323; In which it Almost Worked

I had a blast at Comic-Con, and I even got to see quite a few fans, which was a nice surprise, considering I didn't have a booth or anything. Of especial note: the delightful Tod and Corey Marie of Young American Comics, who are making some really cool collaborative books that offer themed "challenges" for artists to fulfill. They are good people doing good things, and if you are at all interested in indie comics, I recommend you check them out!

Also, it's official: next year we will be there, in San Diego, in full exhibitor effect. WE ALREADY PUT IN THE FORM. WE CAN'T TAKE IT BACK. I don't know, maybe we can. But we ain't gonna.

Much of my time at the Con was spent shooting footage for a documentary tentatively titled Malki ! vs. Comic-Con: Who's Better? (Everyone Says It's Me), although the name may change as I tally the results of the many highly scientific surveys I conducted. The piece is, as we say in the biz, "currently in post-production."

Newsletter subscribers today received Chapter 1 of Dispatches from Wondermark Manor, Volume II: Voyage from Wondermark Manor. To sign up for short stories (and, of course, comics) in your email, use the form at wondermark.com. I think all of the Dispatches volumes will be titled in the style of the Planet of the Apes franchise.