PRESS RELEASE!

From Life Meter Comics :

Now, IT CAN BE YOURS

ITEM GET: Life Meter 2: The Video Game Anthology



Finally, after much demand, LIFE METER 2 CAN BE YOURS! Full color covers and inside covers, 100 b&w pages, new stories available ONLY IN THIS VOLUME!

Do you really need any more reasons? Here's the in-depth info!

All this can be yours, at last. We will have an official page for LM2 in the Store section shortly, but for now you can very simply Paypal US $15 to info (dot) lifemeter (AT) gmail (dot) com ! If you are outside the US and would like a copy, please email me at zgiallongo (at) gmail (dot) com and I'll get a copy out to you!

Get ready for the best Life Meter yet!

Life Meter 2!

The cat's out of the bag!
The Streets of Rage comic that Curt and I did a few months back will be appearing in the Life Meter 2 comic anthology.
From Life Meter...

"Debuting at the MoCCA Art Fest in NYC on June 23rd...Life Meter Volume 2

Following the success of last year’s mini-comic that sold out by the second day of the MoCCA Art Festival, this new collection will feature over 100 pages of videogame-inspired comic strips and cartoon art from an impressive range of comic artists and animators. This graphic novel-length anthology includes an 11-page MEGA MAN story by Matt Loux, the Harvey Award-nominated creator of Side Scrollers from Oni Press; a shoujo manga take on The LEGEND OF ZELDA by TokyoPop artist Queenie Chan (The Dreaming); and a gorgeous cover inspired by the cult favorite game NIGHTS INTO DREAMS by Flight artist, Bannister."

You can check out a full rundown of everything in the book by clicking here.

You can imagine how excited we are to have our little comic nestled alongside work from such a distinguished group of talented artists.

BONUS LINK!
After you get done checking all of that out, click here to see Sean and I representing Memphis' finest comic stop and our favorite place to dress alike.

It seemed like a plan.

Here's the rough pencils of the first panel of the Streets of Rage comic Curt and I did for Life Meter Comics.
All of three of those are actual SOR characters. We did our research.

Last week really, really sucked, but starting with that Zombie Walk on Friday, life took a dramatic upswing.
Met new people, got to spend good time(s) with not new people, ate barbeque, saw a Jesus picture and a tiger costume, drank Gatorade, had awesome housing prospects present themselves, and had a great "comics making group" (we haven 't decided on a team name yet) meeting filled with fun and future prospects.
I want things to continue on in this fashion if the universe doesn't mind.