Craig Rousseau
HeroesCon Recap: Photo Essay/Day 3
After Saturday’s set of photos, I tried to get around and photograph a few more folks at the closing day of HeroesCon 2011.
Carla Speed McNeil
- June 6, 2011 @ 11:00 AM by Tim O'Shea
What Are You Reading?
Mysterius the Unfathomable
Welcome to What Are You Reading?, our weekly look at the comics and other stuff we’ve been enjoying lately. Our special guests this week are Aaron Alexovich (Invader Zim, Avatar: The Last Airbender, Serenity Rose, Fables) and Drew Rausch (Sullengrey, The Dark Goodbye, Cthulhu Tales), the creative team behind the horror/comedy comic Eldritch!
To see what Aaron, Drew and the Robot 6 crew are reading, click below …
- May 29, 2011 @ 01:00 PM by JK Parkin
Perhapanauts creators looking for stories starring their characters
Perhapanauts creators Todd Dezago and Craig Rousseau have kicked off a new webcomics feature on the Perhapanauts website. Kicking off today is a new “What if?” style story, titled “Saints & Sinners,” featuring characters from the book by Rich Woodall and Jason Copland. And they’re looking for more stories in a similar vein.
Dezago posted earlier this week that “Tales from the Perhaps” will feature “alternate reality versions of our characters, not the characters themselves. por exemplo; put them in different time periods, different worlds, different story genres. a western, a horror movie, a space opera.”
In addition, they also plan to a series of webcomics called “Strange Tales of the Perhaps,” which he said are “a lot looser and wackier. the sky’s the limit and the weirder, the better! these are our versions of the bizarro comics and the strange tales stories.”
You can find the complete submission guidelines on the site.
- May 13, 2011 @ 02:00 PM by JK Parkin
Craig Rousseau runs through the (alien) jungle
Craig Rousseau’s announced on his blog that he’s working on a new comic with writer Rich Woodall and colorist Lawrence Basso. They hope to have Kyra, Alien Jungle Girl ready for 2012, but that shouldn’t affect The Perhapanauts (Rousseau’s project with Todd Dezago). He says that “the haps will be back in a big way” later this year.
- May 5, 2011 @ 02:00 PM by Michael May
Talking Comics with Tim: Todd Dezago
Mike Ploog's Perhapanauts cover
With the Halloween-themed fun we’re having this week at Robot 666 (aka Robot 6)–it seemed like the perfect time to talk to Todd Dezago about the recently released Perhapanauts Halloween Spooktacular One-Shot (featuring stories drawn by the likes of Craig Rousseau, Rich Woodall and Fred Hembeck). Normally in an interview with Dezago, I would characterize him as one of the nicest folks in comics. But in the spirit of the Halloween season, I instead choose to characterize him as the most paranormal-fascinated person in comics. In addition to the one shot (with three stories in it)–we discuss other spooky topics like volleyball and iTunes. You are warned!
Tim O’Shea: Is it apt to say that Halloween is about your favorite time of the year, given your affinity for the paranormal?
Todd Dezago: Oh, Halloween definitely holds a special place in my heart, both for memories of Halloweens past and for the spooky, scary, creepy haunted element!
And I love that we were able to put together this fun and, hopefully, frightening anthology featuring very different artists on very different stories!
- October 26, 2009 @ 03:00 PM by Tim O'Shea