Possible cover for a new comic

Here is a cover idea I have for an upcoming project with Tim Corrigan. Tim has also done a cover, so this may be an inside cover. The comic is Called "Roy Ritter and the Red River Wranglers"
It's about a traveling Cowboy Band circa 1905

Tim Corrigan's Comics & Stories #12

In November of 2006 I posted a review of Tim Corrigan's Comics & Stories. That was issue number one of a series that was supposed to come out every month. Well I can report to you that I have just received my 12th issue in a row, and every issue arrived right on time. I will be sending Tim another $12.00 for my next years subscription.

Tim has been able to accomplish something that is rare in the world of small press comics. He has published a quality comic with detailed art and loads of laughs on a monthly basis.

Tim Corrigan

POB 25

Houghton, NY 14744

Although some issues contain additional features, the main characters remain The crew from MightyGuy. Fred Schmurt runs a comic book publishing company. The company has been fortunate enough to come across a super hero suit that when worn by anyone will give them super hero powers. Mike Mcziltcho stumbled into Fred's office one day in search of a job, and wound up an unwilling super hero. Fred's plan is to find MightyGuy adventures, and have his artist, Marvin,draw them for the companies comics. This basic story line has been making people like me laugh since I first discovered MighyGuy comics. Believe me when I tell you, it will make you laugh also, just try it!

Video from SPACE

Here is a short video from this years SPACE comic expo in Columbus OH. Most of this was shot early before the show opened to the public.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dyu16GtTbQ0

19th Century Detective, Play the video!

19th Century Detective available for Purchase

My Latest comic book, 19th Century Detective " The Graybridge Terror", Is now available for purchase. The comic is 32 pages, standard comic book size with color covers.

The cost is $3.00 plus $1.00 for shipping and packaging. Send cash or check to:

Larned Justin

PO Box 471

House Springs, MO 63051

Take a look at www.freewebs.com/candidcartoons for more info.

Thank, you

19th Century Detective

Click here For information about a brand new exciting comic book project from Larned Justin published by Candid Cartoons!

Tim Corrigan's Comics & Stories

Digest size 12 pages each $1.00 each From: Tim Corrigan PO Box 25 Houghton NY 14744

I think most peolple in the small press community have at least heard the name; Tim Corrigan.Maybe not all are familiar with his outstanding comic work. This new series, according to Tim, will be the vehicle for all of his comic characters both old and new.

The first two issues feature my favorite Corrigan characters, Fred, Marvin , and Mike, from The MIGHTYGUY comics that Tim has published for a number of years. These of course are new stories written and drawn by Tim for this new series. In issue one Mike and Marvin decide to watch a movie on TV together, when there is a suspicious knock at the door!!! In story number two romance seems to have found Fred, the owner of C&T Graphics Comic Book CO.

Issue two finds the boys from C&T Comics setting up a signing booth at the local comic shop. Things get complicated when a spoiled brat of a kid becomes their first customer. The second story is called Mr. Doodle. And features the main character relating an incident that happened at a laundromat. This turns out to be a very interesting way to tell a story using sequential art, but just drawings of the stories narrator. These comics are Highly recommended!

Halloween # 7

Ckick on the graphic below to see Michael Roden's Halloween #7

SMALL PRESS EXTRA

Here is what most of us in the small press comics field have been looking for. A small press print review zine! Tim Goebel and Sam Gafford have started publishing Small Press Extra. Featuring reviews , interviews, columns, news, and ads from the small press community. If you have been involved in small press over the last few years, you know this is something we have needed for some time. The August issue was sent out free, and the next issue will be available in October.

The zine will be published bi-monthly The subscription rate is $20.00 for four issues. This is something everyone should get behind, go ahead and spend the twenty bucks. If you don't you only have yourself to blame. I can tell you from experience it is not easy to produce and pay for this type of a zine. The first issue is digest size, color covers, and 46 pages. Submitt your comics and send your subscription to:

Tim Goebel

71 Geranium Ave. West

St. Paul, MN. 55117

KOMICS/COVERS MUSIC VIDEO

Click on the graphic below to watch The music video

NOODLE # 2

Click on the Homemade Komics Video Blog below to see Noodle

The Return

Yep The video blog is back! this time with a look at Tales to Demolish # 3


Press play on the bottom right of the intro page

What Next???

After first having a problem with the video software that I use for the HOMEMADE KOMICS videos, my computer took a lightning hit and the mother board got fried. So I purchased a bare bones kit and put together a new computer. And I am proud of myself because it works just fine!

Then St. Louis was hit by a major storm. It knocked out power all over St. Louis and the surrounding area. My power came back on in about 6 hours, so we were fortunate there. Some still do not have power as I write this. However now I have lost my cable internet connection. They tell me, even though it worked after the storm, the current outage is still storm related.

So I can write this from work, but I can't of course do any videos, or even scan any comic covers in for an old fashioned written review. What next? A terrorist attack? Space invasion? Zombies?
What next?

Good news/Bad news

The good news is the software that I use to do the video blog is fixed. The bad news is , my computer will not turn on! I am stopping by a computer parts store tonight to pick up a new on off switch ( if they have one). That should fix the problem. The computer seems to be getting power everywhere it should, except at the on off switch when it's pushed in.
In the mean time buy some small press comics and read em !!

Video Blog Status

I am having some problems with the software that I use to do the Homemade Komics video blog.
Until I can figure out what has happened, I may post some written reviews here. I know it will be difficult to have to read a review, rather than just watch it, but just relax, we will all get through this!

Homemade Komics episode 8/ SPACE

http://easylink.playstream.com/homemadekomics2/episode8.wvx

Click on the link above to see Episode 8 of the video Blog featuring ZED by Duane Abel

The SPACE pre-Show Party Episode 7

http://easylink.playstream.com/homemadekomics2/spaceparty.wvx

Ckick the link above to see some clips of the SPACE pre-show party, and a review of MR BIg # 6
Story and art by Matt Dembicki

Homemade Komics Episode 6

http://easylink.playstream.com/homemadekomics2/episode6.wvx

Click on the link above to see Larry Johnson's Tales of Fantasy # 31

Homemade Komics Episode 5

http://easylink.playstream.com/homemadekomics2/episode5.wvx

Click on the link above to take a look at writer Jason Degroot's "KREETOR " no. 1
Published by REPERCUSSION COMICS!

Homemade Komics Episode 4

http://easylink.playstream.com/homemadekomics2/episode4.wvx

Clck the link above to check out Kevin Cool Comics by Larry Blake