Over the years I’ve seen a few comments about our “odd” decision to align Thomas Edison with the supernatural*. His “spirit phone” or “necrophone” has been mentioned. He had the ghost of Rasputin attack Tesla’s home. And then we turned him into an apparition.
To those people, I say “Neener, neener.”
*Of course, technically it’s not supernatural, it’s consciousness projected through a mostly unknown field of energy.
Atomic Robo comics are now available on ComiXology’s new iPhone comics app. Don’t let Robert “Fat Cat” Kirkman kick us out of the Top 10!
Publishers Weekly interviews Red 5 Comics and Atomic Robo creators on digital comics distribution.
The full text of the interview conducted with Scott and I can be found below the cut! Continue reading
It’s Monday and you’re all asking, “Where’s Scott? Where’s Scott?” My first instinct is to say “WHO CARES?!” but the real answer is that he’s kicking all kinds of ass on Robo 3.5. Meanwhile, you’re stuck with me for this week’s Monday blog!
So, we finally got a release date for the next issue of Atomic Robo and it’s this Wednesday! My unbiased opinion as a comics professional is that you should go and buy that comic. It’s got a robot, the first Action Scientists of Tesladyne — Science Agents in the parlance of the era — and it ties into the Cold War before going…somewhere else.
Changing gears slightly, I’ve had Giant Robots on the brain for reasons that are none of your damn business (yet). Continue reading
- Vol 1: The Fightin' Scientists of Tesladyne
- Vol 3: The Shadow From Beyond Time
- Vol 5: The Deadly Art of Science
- Vol 6: The Ghost of Station X (March 2012)
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