Some Time With The Family: A comic journey into horror

Some Time With The Family: A comic journey into horror

Posted inComics & Graphic Novels, Works by Eric, Writing
One of the great joys of working on Pitched! and Pitched! Vol. 2 (you can purchase them here and here, respectively) was having the opportunity to work with a wide range of people while delving into genres I don't usually write. One of the highlights -- and there were many -- came when working on a horror story called "Some Time With the Family." I don't usually write horror, but I wanted to try my hand at it and had some folks in mind to help me bring a twisted little tale to life.  Artist Logan Reilly brought the story…
I said work in progress …

I said work in progress …

Posted inComics & Graphic Novels, Works by Eric
In my last anthology post I mentioned that the art you were seeing is a work in progress. But hey, no need to take my word for it. Here's what arrived in my inbox just 24 hours after posted those past sample pages: The grayscale looks great, doesn't it? Brings a nice sense of depth to the page. This anthology, featuring 12 stories I've written by 12 different artists, will be available this summer.
More anthology previews

More anthology previews

Posted inComics & Graphic Novels, Works by Eric
Here is some more preview art from the upcoming comic anthology I'm writing. More preview art is available here. These excellent pencils were done by James Pipik for a 16-page story called "The End of all Summers". NOTE: Click the images for a full-sized version. We're finalizing some script details, and Jim is inking and lettering the pages. An example of what the semi-finished product might look like is below. That's the first page of the story (minus title box). The artist is experimenting with greytones and such and there are still minor adjustments to make with the artwork, so…