I’m excited to be signing at one of my favorite comic shops, Pulp Fiction Comics Culver City, for the first time in a couple years, this Wednesday, April 10, from 12pm to 1pm or so.
Stop by on your lunch break for signed copies of my Dark Horse comics ERRAND BOYS, THE ONCE AND FUTURE QUEEN, and NEVER ENDING— along with all the other comics and collections Pulp Fiction has at their usual awesome discounts!
The ERRAND BOYS trade paperback from Dark Horse Comics is available via Penguin Random House in finer physical and online bookstores everywhere TODAY!
Barbra Dillion at Fanbase Press was kind enough to interview Nikos Koutsis and yours truly about ERRAND BOYS. You can read it here, and the book hits comic shops TOMORROW, April 13!
It’s been too long since I’ve had some reasons to get out of the house and scribble my name on some comics, but the wait is nearly over!
On Wednesday April 13, I’ll be at Pulp Fiction Comics in Culver City, CA for the release of the new Dark Horse Comics trade collection of Errand Boys!
Per the snazzy image above, I’ll be at Endgame Comics & Collectibles in Ventura, CA on Sunday April 24 to scribble my name on Errand Boys trades!
May 21 – 22, I’ll be returning to Comic Con Revolution Ontario for another weekend of artist alley tabling fun, as well as a panel or two. It should be a great time!
It’s so nice to be able to get out and about to celebrate the release of the Errand Boys trade, as well as comics in general!
If you’ve enjoyed issues 1 and 2 of The Once and Future Queen and are eagerly awaiting issue 3 (not to mention 4 and 5), we have some news you’ll want to read (from co-writer/co-creator Adam P. Knave’s site)…
Hey! I heard you have some really important news about The Once and Future Queen? We do. We do.
What has happened? Issues #3, #4, and #5 of The Once and Future Queen have been cancelled, in print and digital. But there will still be a trade collection of the full series released in November. You can order it by clicking here, right now, in fact.
Why did this happen? The comic industry is a fickle thing. The Once and Future Queen was well received by press and its readers, and while it was growing in market awareness, print efforts have been shifted to the book market so we can grow and reach our target audience.
So you guys failed then? The hell you say! We crafted a story that we are deeply proud of, that everyone involved is deeply proud of, and that will see the light of day come November.
Anything else we should know? Eat your veggies. No, seriously. This happened fast, and we’re letting you know as soon as we could. Thank you to everyone who picked up issues #1 and #2 and enjoyed them. We won’t let you down. This story has been an amazingly good time to create, and we want you to have the same good time reading it. Also, you know, some of the stuff you’ll see in the trade: the Gwen/Rani/Lance stuff people think they know where that’s going and y’all are wrong so far, which is delightful. Bigger plot things going on. It’s exciting, it’s fun, and we stand behind it every step of the way. So yeah, thank you guys! And don’t forget to order The Once and Future Queen trade paperback at Darkhorse.com, Amazon.com, or Barnes and Noble!
Love and Tattoo swords,
Adam P. Knave
D.J. Kirkbride
Nick Brokenshire
Frank Cvetkovic