Showing posts with label hints. Show all posts
Showing posts with label hints. Show all posts
Monday, February 2, 2009
Tuesday, April 1, 2008
Wednesday, March 5, 2008
HIGH MOON: The Process Diary Interview

Over the weekend, I was interviewed by Paul Caggegi from The Process Diary, who had this to say about our series:
"[High Moon] reminds me of the work of Sam Keith - the legend behind titles such as The Maxx. Yet it retains a vibrant life that is all its own. Every panel and every page is an artwork."
You can hop over to the site to read more and listen to the podcast interview, right here!
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Tuesday, February 5, 2008
At Sundown, There'll Be A Showdown At HIGH MOON
That's right, folks ... it has been just about an entire fortnight since we last saw Mac smack dab in the middle of investigation. And tonight, at sundown, you'll start to learn just what in tarnation is going on in Blest, Texas.Join us, won't you!
Friday, January 25, 2008
HIGH MOON: A Sneak Peek
Some of you may have seen this piece in our recent Newsarama article. No, I'm not telling you what it means, but you can post your guesses down below.And if you haven't had a chance to check out the new HIGH MOON pages, you can do so now!
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Saturday, January 12, 2008
HIGH MOON: Yet To Come
So, here's a little update on what is yet to come for HIGH MOON.
- Above is a very mysterious sketch that Steve Ellis did for HIGH MOON.
- Yes, we have a release date for the HIGH MOON launch.
(Sadly, I can't tell you when that is either, but it is in January - and it will be awesome!) - In the near future, the awesome Steve Ellis will be popping by to answer your art-related questions for HIGH MOON. So, if you have any .. now is the time to ask them in our comments section.
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Friday, December 7, 2007
HIGH MOON: It Came Out On Wednesday

Here's something to start off your weekend right, an exclusive podcast interview with me on
"It Came Out On Wednesday," presented by comiXology!
I may have dropped a few hints!
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Wednesday, December 5, 2007
Mac Style Sheet
Monday, November 26, 2007
HIGH MOON: Scooped!
Steve Ellis gets interviewed in The Scoop. In the interview, he reveals some very interesting details about HIGH MOON, including this little tidbit:
The character of MacGregor was the real meat of it for me. David and I spent hours on the phone fleshing out a back story for him just so that I could outfit him. I wanted him to have a long storied history which would be evident by his clothes and accoutrements. He's got Voodoo gris-gris, an inverted sheriff's star(pentagram), rosaries, werewolf on chains around his neck, he has a rosary wrapped around his gun, he's wearing his clan tartan around his neck as a kerchief/scarf. He even has werewolf and smaller (vampire?) teeth as a decoration on his hat. These little things develop a reality about the character and it took a long time to develop. On Mac's face, I wanted you to read age, loss, sadness, and threat. I didn't spend quite as much on the other characters; they are much younger and live in a brighter happier world than Mac.
To learn more about Mac and the rest of the cast, be sure to vote, rate, share, and favorite HIGH MOON - available now only at ZUDA!
The character of MacGregor was the real meat of it for me. David and I spent hours on the phone fleshing out a back story for him just so that I could outfit him. I wanted him to have a long storied history which would be evident by his clothes and accoutrements. He's got Voodoo gris-gris, an inverted sheriff's star(pentagram), rosaries, werewolf on chains around his neck, he has a rosary wrapped around his gun, he's wearing his clan tartan around his neck as a kerchief/scarf. He even has werewolf and smaller (vampire?) teeth as a decoration on his hat. These little things develop a reality about the character and it took a long time to develop. On Mac's face, I wanted you to read age, loss, sadness, and threat. I didn't spend quite as much on the other characters; they are much younger and live in a brighter happier world than Mac.
To learn more about Mac and the rest of the cast, be sure to vote, rate, share, and favorite HIGH MOON - available now only at ZUDA!
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