Showing posts with label Conan. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Conan. Show all posts
Saturday, August 22, 2026
Monday, February 8, 2016
Neno's Winter Blues Fun Pack!
If you haven't yet checked out my work or are just looking for a
good deal on fun comics, I'm offering a gob of my wares this week at
discounted prices!
The Winter Blues Fun Pack includes:
-The Signifiers #1 and 2
The Signifiers is my flagship title, a genre-bending, epic sci-fi adventure. #2 has an interview with Tom Scioli (Transformers vs. GI Joe, American Barbarian) on the current state of comic book distribution and lots of unpublished Scioli artwork. Both issues also feature Landlark, the Heat-Seeking Dwarf! The first issue is 48 pages; the second, 52 pages.
"Just read Michael Neno's The Signifiers - one of the strangest, coolest comics I've read all year" - Paul Pope, on Twitter
"I really enjoyed Landlark, the Heat-Seeking Dwarf. I was captivated by it. I felt like I was really watching these strange events unfold before me." - Tom Scioli
"If Jack Kirby and Paul Pope had ever gotten drunk together and produced a comic book, The Signifiers would be it. Reading The Signifiers #1 reminded me of the first time I read Love & Rockets." - Leroy Douresseaux, The Comic Book Bin.
-Reactionary Tales #1
My Xeric grant-winning title is the intro to The Signifiers Universe, the intro to the series This Eternal Flaw and Larvae Boy, Emperor of the Insect World, and features an introduction written and drawn by Paul Pope, "The Ballad of Michael Neno".
- The Quacky Pig and Friends Coloring Book
My first, magazine-sized coloring book features highlights hand-painted on the front and back cover of every copy. It's twisted fun in the style of old Whitman coloring books.
"The undeniable magnificence of Quacky Pig leaves me scratching my head in admiration" - Steve Lieber (Conan the Barbarian, The Road to Perdition)
- A random issue of my Pictures of Benevolence mini comics
- A kitschy Underwater Cats button
- A different Underwater Cats greeting card
That's $23 worth of goodness for $20, plus free shipping! Just email me at: mneno@columbus.rr.com for payment arrangements.
The Winter Blues Fun Pack includes:
-The Signifiers #1 and 2
The Signifiers is my flagship title, a genre-bending, epic sci-fi adventure. #2 has an interview with Tom Scioli (Transformers vs. GI Joe, American Barbarian) on the current state of comic book distribution and lots of unpublished Scioli artwork. Both issues also feature Landlark, the Heat-Seeking Dwarf! The first issue is 48 pages; the second, 52 pages.
"Just read Michael Neno's The Signifiers - one of the strangest, coolest comics I've read all year" - Paul Pope, on Twitter
"I really enjoyed Landlark, the Heat-Seeking Dwarf. I was captivated by it. I felt like I was really watching these strange events unfold before me." - Tom Scioli
"If Jack Kirby and Paul Pope had ever gotten drunk together and produced a comic book, The Signifiers would be it. Reading The Signifiers #1 reminded me of the first time I read Love & Rockets." - Leroy Douresseaux, The Comic Book Bin.
-Reactionary Tales #1
My Xeric grant-winning title is the intro to The Signifiers Universe, the intro to the series This Eternal Flaw and Larvae Boy, Emperor of the Insect World, and features an introduction written and drawn by Paul Pope, "The Ballad of Michael Neno".
- The Quacky Pig and Friends Coloring Book
My first, magazine-sized coloring book features highlights hand-painted on the front and back cover of every copy. It's twisted fun in the style of old Whitman coloring books.
"The undeniable magnificence of Quacky Pig leaves me scratching my head in admiration" - Steve Lieber (Conan the Barbarian, The Road to Perdition)
- A random issue of my Pictures of Benevolence mini comics
- A kitschy Underwater Cats button
- A different Underwater Cats greeting card
That's $23 worth of goodness for $20, plus free shipping! Just email me at: mneno@columbus.rr.com for payment arrangements.
Sunday, March 16, 2014
Pics from the Billy Ireland Cartoon Library and Museum Exhibit, "Substance and Shadow: the Art of the Cartoon"
Winsor McCay explosion.
Hal Foster art from Prince Valiant. Notice Foster's influence on Barry Windsor Smith in the second panel.
Sergio Aragones art.
Jack Kirby and Frank Giacoia art from Captain America.
Neal Adams art from the famous "Answer me that, Mr. Green Lantern!" story.
Winsor McCay editorial art.
New Yorker art by Roz Chast.
Hulk art by Marie Severin.
Mutt and Jeff art by Bud Fisher.
Blondie, by Chic Young.
Mort Walker's Beetle Bailey.
Guess who?
More McCay.
George Herriman's Krazy Kat.
Cliff Sterrett art from Polly and Her Pals.
Robert Crumb.
John Buscema Conan art (inked by Rudy Nebres?)
Chris Ware.
Fred Lasswell (or Bllly DeBeck?) art for Barney Google and Snuffy Smith.
Gorgeous Roy Crane art for Wash Tubbs and Captain Easy.
E.C. Segar?
Basil Wolverton's take on FDR.
Close up of Carl Barks pencils.
Animation cel art.
Felix the Cat, by Otto Messmer.
Floyd Gottfredson's Mickey Mouse.
Billy, from The Family Circus, by Bill Keane
McCay again, drawn for his animated film, Gertie the Dinosaur.
Cartoonist Max Ink, enjoying the exhibit.
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