Up Next: Granite State Comic Con

 I'll be in Manchester, NH, next week to sign books and chat with fans at the Granit State Comic Con -- but the really exciting part is that this is the first con in about a decade where my most frequent collaborators -- artist Dan Schoening; colorist Luis Antonio Delgado; and editor/occasional co-writer Tom Waltz -- will all be in attendance. If you wanted to get the IDW Ghostbusters run, Godzilla Monsters & Protectors, or a good chunk of TMNT Saturday Morning Adventures signed... this might be the only opportunity in a while to get it from the bulk of the creative team!

Come say hi if you're in the area!

New on Patreon: A Downside digital comics collection.

I decided to test the waters of digital sales with a big ol PDF collection of Downside comics; 100 strips! 10 bucks! 

 Read about it here:

https://www.patreon.com/ErikBurnham/posts/now-for-sale-165157243

And here are some examples of the comics within:

Archie x Army of Darkness #5 -- the finale is here!

 

At last, this comedy-horror (not horror-comedy!) is complete. Issue 5 is available wherever you get your comics!

I had such a blast working on this; Bill Galvan, Ben Galvan, Ellie Wright, Carlos Mangual, and the folks at Archie and Dynamite made this one of the smoothest experiences from start to finish and I can't believe it's over!

I hope, one day, I get either a crack at a sequel... or another chance to play in either (or both!) sandboxes.

(Jughead's Time Police would be a hoot, I'm just sayin'...)

THE LAST RONIN

 

The first prose novel I've ever worked on, adapted from the hit graphic novel, is now available at Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and, best of all, your friendly neighborhood local bookshop.

You can get a hardcover, you can get an ebook... you can't get an audiobook yet, but knock wood, maybe that'll be out soon!

It has some new illustrations by the brothers Isaac and Esau Escorza, two of the artists of the Ronin comic book series.

I learned a lot working on this novel; there was a great team behind it without which it never would've turned out the way it did.