We went to an event on Friday at Microsoft and had the opportunity to play around with Splinter Cell: Chaos Theory. This game is so incredible that it honestly could be three separate games. In fact my guess is that we'll see the Splinter Cell brand broken up into solo and multiplayer games and sold separately very soon. God knows the individual components are strong enough to stand on their own.
Before we were even conscious of it, that continuity which stalks all good men placed its dark mark on today's submission. Can't be helped, I guess. It certainly wasn't our intention on Monday to do a series where Gabriel sits on a deck chair for three days.
I’m sure that many of you are familiar with John Scalzi. If not, I highly recommend checking out his website. His book “Agent to the Stars” is being published soon and he asked me to create the cover. I said hells yes and here is the final result.
I’m sure that many of you are familiar with John Scalzi. If not, I highly recommend checking out his website. His book “Agent to the Stars” is being published soon and he asked me to create the cover. I said hells yes and here is the final result.
No idea what happened all day. We're back up.
We're hitting the mall today and find out of there's to be some kind of "Midnight Madness" ala Halo 2 event for the PSP over at our EB. I really do desire the machine, in a way that I wish I desired another new handheld with two screens, but one of these systems has a strong launch lineup and one of them dished up an eight year old port and called it a feast. I believe somewhat the prevailing logic that the systems are designed for utterly disparate demographics, the price and design seems to imply such thing might be true, although I can't tell if PSP games launching at the $50 dollar mark constitutes brand identity or naked, cynical graft.
We weren’t going to do a comic strip about the final outcome but then we saw their little animated gif of the master chief body humping the fruit fucker. That sort of insolent behavior could not go unpunished.
You might have heard the black lies promulgated by the scalawags at Bungie.net regarding our epic matchup on Wednesday. Today, I break my one day silence. Today, I speak the truth - yes, the truth! That truth which is so abhorrent to our enemies!
Page six of our Brothers in Arms comic is now live. Things start to go in sort of a different direction as this page ends.
The response to the JIVE cover I posted yesterday could best be described as “overwhelming”. I’m really glad you guys liked it so much. Since everyone asked for a wallpaper sized version of it, here it is:
You can look up my statistics in Halo 2 and see that since the night Half-Life 2 was released on Steam, I haven't really looked back - and today I'll be made to suffer for it. I am scared right now and want only to be held.
There will be a pretty good sized interview with us in an upcoming issue of JIVE magazine. They asked me to do the cover for the issue and I was super excited. The concept I had was Gabe and Tycho as though they were real people being photographed for the cover of a music magazine. Here’s what I came up with.
It's number nine, right down at the bottom.
I believe I spelled that correctly.
People often ask me why we don't talk more about the things that are going on in the web comics community. They want to know what I think about the Daily Grind or whatever. So I will now give you my own little web comics news update.