[ Posted by 3 on Feb 17th, 2007 5:32 PM ]...

Okay - I really should post a bulletin or two to cover that. I'll do so to cover what's currently being published. Here I'll tell you what's in the works on a personal level. Wouldja believe comic adaptations of translated tales from Pu Song-Ling's Liao Zhai Zhi Yi from the late 1600s? (All together now - "HUH?")
Pu Song-Ling traveled throughout much of China in his work, and while doing so he visited small towns and villages everywhere, collecting ghost stories and tales of the strange which he collected together in the Liao Zhai Zhi Yi. He called himself the Historian Of The Strange. I have plans to do a big supernatural Chinese adventure strip later, and I'm going to do a bunch of short adapted tales from his collected writings as a warm up to develop the style I want to use, as well as building good familiarity with all the little touches needed for creating a proper feel for a Chinses comic strip. So it'll start a little rough as I work out the kinks, but should be good fun.

[ Posted by 3 on Feb 15th, 2007 3:38 PM ]...

Thanks! It's been strange starting over again in a new market, but comics were my first love and it's damn good to return to them.
On La Muse, I love what Adi's got planned, and Hugo's artwork is a joy to paint colors for - he's inspiring to try some new things in my own upcoming works. It's going to run for 220 pages over the next year and change, and I'm looking forward to seeing how he develops as the series progresses.