As promised, here is a 3 page preview of RASL 6 coming in January. You can click on each image to enlarge.

HAPPY HOLIDAYS EVERYBODY!!!

Tom here.  We haven’t seen Avatar yet (we’re all going this weekend), but I found this still from the movie. Maybe James Cameron should direct the BONE movie!

Hi everybody, Tom again. I just was given a link to a great interview with Jeff that was done at APE (Alternative Press Expo) back in October.

Here’s Jeff enjoying a trolley ride.

Look for a RASL 6 preview next week…Have a great weekend!

We just found out that there will be some upcoming PBS airings of The Cartoonist.

Tonight in Philadelphia, the documentary will air at 9pm on channel 35 WYBE.

Thursday, December 10th at 8:30pm on channel 15 WDSC in Daytona, Florida.

Sunday, December 13th at 5:00pm on channel 36 MPTV in Milwaukee, Wisconsin

Sunday, December 20th at midnight on channel 29 MPB in Jackson, Mississippi

We had heard that PBS stations might start running the doc sometime next year, but it looks like some are starting now. Apparently individual stations don’t report when they run something. We find out if someone tells us. We’ll post any times we hear about, and hopefully you will let us know if the doc runs in your town. Be sure to check your local PBS listings.

A couple nights ago Steve Hamaker and I participated in a Book of the Month Club podcast with the Comic Geek Speak gang. The Book of the Month is the BONE: One Volume Edition.

I had a good time. The guys were funny and irreverent, and clearly they all read the thing and got it. Most of them were reading BONE for the first time, often saying they had avoided it for years because it looked too cartoony; something I’ve heard a lot over the years. There is also a lot conversation about the color vs. the black & white, something Steve was able to tackle with gusto!  If you’d like to follow along with or join the ongoing discussion, you can go to Geek Speak forum.

The Podcast will air Friday. Here is the link.

Here are two more links to pages that feel like discussion group reviews of the One Volume Edition. I say that because they are more conversational and personal than a straight review, and appear to be at least informally linked. One also brings up the cartoony avoidance issue.

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