I’m really trying to keep current with these things.

Wouldn’t it be nice if I could write these regularly and then just use the date as the title of the entry? Like a “real” blogger? Seriously, I don’t know how other people do this. I signed up for Twitter the other day and have written one tweet. One. I guess I’m just the quiet type. When it comes to Resolution, I’m never sure about how much info to divulge about our various projects because schedules change so much while we’re putting the books together. If I say that I think that a book is about done and then it takes us another 4 weeks to get the book together (for one reason or another) then I feel lame. So, for this post, I’m going to talk about other people’s projects and if those are late – it’s not my fault!

We’re really lucky to work with some really talented people (that luckily work for next to nothing) so I’m going to plug their various work.

First, Joe Sergi, who wrote “Economy of Scale” for the zero issue of From Here to There as well as Carnies (one of those upcoming things that we always talk about). He’s got a prose superhero story titled Psi-Kotic at Metahuman press. Check it out the link http://metahumanpress.com/metahumanpress/Psikotic/index.html

Second, Marc Jameson, who drew “Economy of Scale”, as well as “The Layfield Incident” (due June 19th from *ahem* Resolution Comics) and a story I can’t remember the title of right now for the next issue of From Here to There. He has an awesome blog where you can get the low-down on all things Marc and see his awesome artwork. Check it out, tell your friends and in the coming years smugly tell everyone “I knew Marc’s stuff before he was Vertigo’s latest superstar artist”. His blogs lives on the interwebs at http://www.autoganzfeld.blogspot.com/

Okay, more later. I have to go to my day job now. See you in Portland!

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