The art is by the wonderful Ian McGinty (co-creator). We've been pitching it around, so it would be great to get any thoughts or reactions.,
Showing posts with label blood pong. Show all posts
Showing posts with label blood pong. Show all posts
Thursday, March 1, 2012
BLOOD PONG: six page preview of my new creator owned comic
Hey all. So, one more post to celebrate Creator Owned Day! Here's a six page preview of my creator owned comic, BLOOD PONG. Frustrated with the modern depiction of vampires as romantic creatures, CHAD and JOHN, two vampires who spend their days playing beer pong with blood, hit the town with a video camera. They’ve decided to make their own reality/horror movie that gives vampires back their badassery.
Wednesday, August 24, 2011
Bloog Pong #1
Here's something that I've been working on for a looooong time. I'm writing a comic book called BLOOD PONG with artist Ian McGinty cooking up these sweet black and white pages. We're putting together a proposal to pitch to comic companies next month, so I figured I'd whet your appetites with a preview page... I think this image is indicative of what Blood Pong is going to be like.
Sunday, July 3, 2011
Future Projects - Blood Pong
Well, something has to combat the romantic vampire crazy, right?

Man, look at that art. That's a camera phone picture of an inked Page Two that hasn't been scanned yet. Page Two of what, you ask? It's a comic book I'm working on with the wonderful Ian McGinty. It's about vampires who play beer pong with blood. It's about two monsters who decide to single-handedly debunk the "vampires are so very sweet" myth. It's about AIDS and horror cliches and old school exploitation. It's about making fun of all of that shit while wholly embracing it. It's Blood Pong.
I wrote and directed two short films based on the general idea of the series a couple of years ago, but I'm admittedly a way better writer than I am a director. A HD handheld does not a DP make. I love all of those films and the folks I worked on them with, but I think that Blood Pong can really thrive in four issues of twenty-two black and white pages. Once the first ten pages are done, Ian and I are going to pitch this around... I'm thinking New York Comic-Con, if not before then. I can't wait to show you guys more.
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