FCBD Madness . . . in September?

Last Updated on Tuesday, 8 September 2009 06:33 Written by Scott Wegna Tuesday, 8 September 2009 06:29

Yeah I know, FCBD isn’t until May. But we were told that it was needed soon so we decided to get it out of the way before starting on Volume 4.

I thought I was done with the crazy work schedule when we wrapped up Robo 3.5 (out next week!), but we all knew that was a pipe-dream. Thanks for humoring me though.  Why all the rushing? Because I have to leave for PittCon on Thursday!! You should come and buy my shit. For a nominal fee on top of whatever you purchase I’ll even make small-talk.  Seriously I love meeting people who like what we do. If you’re going to be there you’d better come find me or my heart will be crushed. I won’t be in Artist Alley this year -Eyez gots me a fancy-pants booth.

And I Thought Comic Book Fans Could Be Silly

Last Updated on Monday, 31 August 2009 08:33 Written by Scott Wegna Monday, 31 August 2009 08:15

Hey, Robo needs fan mail! letters@red5comics.com

In a move that appears to be shaking the foundations of the Free World in ways that the Cuban Missile Crisis and the fall of the Berlin Wall only wish they could have, nerds everywhere are on the verge of revolution over IKEA’s font change. As usual, I am left standing here scratching my head. In the midst of the worst financial crisis since the Great Depression, with Birthers and Tea Baggers roaming the countryside spreading lies and unfounded fears, *this* is the cause that these people have deemed worth taking up?

Atomic Robo Needs You!

Last Updated on Tuesday, 18 August 2009 06:29 Written by Scott Wegna Tuesday, 18 August 2009 06:28

. . .To send him mail at letters@red5comics.com

For over a year now I have been whining about our lack of a letters page. Well Red5 has put up and now I need to shut up.

If you turn to the last page of Atomic Robo 3.4 when it comes out tomorrow you will see that Red5 has added a great little “What’s Going On” page an reprinted what is to date our most awesome piece of fan mail. WE loved that little kid so much that we’re sending him signed copies of the Vol.1 & 2 TPB.

So if you blow our socks off, who knows what might happen?

You don’t even need to write to Brian and I. Send an in-character email and Robo himself, or an appropriate representative from Tesladyne, will respond to you.

The letters page is usually my favorite part of any comic. Help us make this one a success.