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This is awesome.
A dedicated reader customized a Barbie doll transforming her into a customized 12-inch Rachel Rage action figure.
The drawback, of course, is Barbie molds don’t come with kung-fu grip.
Completed dring Baltimore Comic Con Aug. 28.
The Rachel Rage print went over well at Baltimore Comic Con.
So, here’s the second print — Susie Sunshine.
I’m working on a few more.
AppWashington traffic… who knew?
Had a great time at Baltimore Comic-Con. Wish I didn’t have to scramble Sunday to get back to South Carolina in time for work that Monday. Yeah. Don’t ask.
Here’s what I learned about Baltimore: you can’t go cheap. The city won’t allow it. Be prepared to allot cash for parking — a lot of cash.
Other than that, the inner harbor was cool — live music and restaurants, plus the U.S.S. Constellation.
Saturday was pretty solid as for sales — even completed my first commission. I’ll post it as soon as the photo of the piece is received. I didn’t leave the table staying busy the entire time — not quite as busy as Fanaticon, but steady. Sunday, I had free time, but as soon as I attempted to sneak off from the table to look around… or to use the restroom, potential readers would stop by.
Wound up handing out all 200 of the new postcards — the new print was a hit, which I plan to expand. Already have a few ideas.
My shopping took place thirty minutes prior to Sunday’s show opening when I completed the Detroit-era Justice League of America run for a few bucks along with plugging in half of the holes in my 90s Guardians of the Galaxy run. The other major purchase was Adam Hughes’ Cover Run hardcover. Very inspirational stuff.
Now that I’m back home and rested, it’s time to get back to work. Or, more accurately, make time for work. There are some Rachel Rage pages needing lettering and posting online, prints to make and drawing to be done.
Set to debut at Baltimore Comic Con is a new print you can get with any purchase online and in person.
Freebie postcards are still available at shows and online orders.
Also, this magnet will be available as a freebie, too.
On the menu for Baltimore is Rachel Rage Vol 1: Heartland, Rachel Rage Vol. 2: Sketchy and Other Short Stories, the 11×17 Foxy Brown movie poster spoof/print, the 11×17 Rachel Rage Vol. 2 cover print, Sketch ‘10 and the remaining three copies of the Shades of Night/Queenie flip book.
Oh, yeah, the shotgun shell soap will be on sale, too.
If you’re heading to the Baltimore show, Olde Towne Comix is located in Artist Alley at table A152.
