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Mike Bullock Wrote:
We do have a guest artist on issue 20, which was originally to be Eric J, but his plate is piled high with assignments of late, so we turned to another Moonstone fan favorite artist to take Eric's place. More on that later.


Pray Pat Quinn Pray

Nick Derington? Think

honestgeorge Wrote:
I wanted to like this issue.


Sorry we're not serving your cup of tea, George. Thanks for the feedback.

Walker Wrote:
Pray Pat Quinn Pray


I'd love to work with Pat, he's amazing, but so far it's not in the cards.

Andreas Wrote:
Nick Derington? Think


Not sure what Nick is up to, but I'm fairly certain an artist of his caliber is buried in work. Unfortunately, I don't think any of it involves a Ghost.

honestgeorge Wrote:
Plus, they all look like some artist's "idea" of a gang from some post-apocalyptic movie from 1983; not very believable.


Yeah I was myself a little interested about the depiction of the gang members

honestgeorge Wrote:
And what's with the 50's terminology they all use (Chickie?).


Well according to most, The 21st Phantom took over the role back in the 60s.

Mike a question and thanks for answering them so far.

What era were you aiming for??

Would the artist be Lou Manna???
Graham Nolan??

germ Wrote:
What era were you aiming for??


I wasn't necessarily aiming for a set date, more than just some time in the past. I think it's a mistake to say that one word (such as the slang term 'chickie') automatically plants a date on things. I've been all over the US in the last 20 years and I've found that cities such as Los Angeles, DC, New York etc are often on the cutting edge in terms of style, slang, trends etc, but you can travel to smaller cities and they're often 5-10 years behind the times and more rural areas can seem 10-20 years behind.

Currently, I spend a considerable amount of time in a small town outside of Phoenix, Arizona, where most of the locals don't have internet access (cable TV is the norm for new technology) and if you visit one of the stores on their Main Street, you'd swear it was the 1970s.

Ultimately, the goal with this story, as far as an era was concerned, was to make it obviously not the present, but something that a reader could pick up today, or 10, 15, 20 or more years from now and get the same impression that it was not the same time period as the preceding and following issues.

brucey Wrote:
Graham Nolan??


I'm surprised you of all people can't guess his name. Naughty wink

Mike Bullock Wrote:

brucey Wrote:
Graham Nolan??


I'm surprised you of all people can't guess his name. Naughty wink


Come on, Brucey. We depend on you!! Willy Nilly

Mike Bullock Wrote:
I'm surprised you of all people can't guess his name. Naughty wink



Don't you just hate it when the answer is right in front of you and you have no idea of the answerWall This is a wild stab but is it ZEU? Don Hudson even? Some random guy you found on the street who knows me?;p

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Come on, Brucey. We depend on you!!


Good thing there's no pressure on me or anything to get this rightlaugh

Sy Barry? It's Sy Barry isn't it!

And, darn it, my comic store hasn't got #14 yet! ARRRGH!
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