Well speak of the devil, here’s a new Kickstarter from the Locust Moon folks that plans to reprint some long lost early work by Will Eisner. The story of how it came to light is one of the craziest things I’ve ever heard: A collector outside Philly discovered 104 zinc plates engraved with work that […]
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This year’s Locust Moon Festival—Philadelphia’s indie focused one day comes shows—will be held on Halloween and just got a stunning poster by Bill Sienkiewicz. It doesn’t get much better than that. Guests at the show include Sienkiewicz, Alex Kitchen, Chris Claremont, David Mack, Dean Haspiel and Noah van Sciver. Locust Moon, the Phillie comics shop, […]
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Locust Moon Comics in Philadelphia has been putting together ran all-star anthology celebrating Winsor McCay’s LIttle Nemo with contemporary artists going nuts artistically. The above strip by David “Mouse Guard” Petersen is but one example of many jaw-droppers. The Kickstarter for the book launched Monday and has already been funded, but you will probably want a copy of it, anyway. Here some more art just to add to the persuasion.
YOu can read more about the project at the Locust Moon blog.
Roger Langridge and Jeremy Bastien
Gerhard
This looks pretty cool, and $25 for a hardcover book is reasonable these days. But can the publishers tell us how many pages will be in the book, and what size the book is? Is it the complete run of Eisner’s work, or is there a volume 2 coming?
Hi Al! It’s an 80 pg hardcover, and collects all of the UNCLE OTTO and HARRY KARRY strips. The format is landscape, 6.5×11″, with two strips per page. There are 108 strips total.
And thanks Heidi for this piece!