Bankshot Comics

Tiberius Sempronius Longus is one ugly mug.

Anyway, yeah. Welcome to Hannibal on Mondays now. Invisible, Inc. should be waiting for you on Tuesdays now, and next Sunday, we start She’s Famous Now.

Here’s a whole bunch of ways I just made your life better:

First and foremost, there’s a products page in the menubar now, so you can buy hard copies of the comics and savor that “new ideas” smell. I’m also using it to clean off my bookshelf — a ton of wishlist-worthy DC trade paperbacks for $9 each, plus, order one before March and I’ll throw in a copy of DOSE for free..

If you prefer free Bankshot goodness, I’ve updated the comic galleries in the menubar. Direct links:

Heist

Invisible, Inc

The complete Hannibal Goes to Rome (off-site, hosted over at Image):

DOSE, you still have to scroll through the site to read. I’d encourage you to order a copy and help me recoup printing costs, as $5 gets you 56 pages — not exactly a raw deal considering Marvel wants $3 for 22 pages, and I tend to throw in a sketch of your choosing.

The Japanese Commercials topic I did for Cracked is finally complete. I also just revised The Wolfman with a new header image.

Then there’s this new gadget, which you’d do me a big favor by clicking. You don’t have to register or anything, just click the mouse twice and you’re good. Every day we raise the site’s ranking is a day a furry comic somewhere loses readers.

Finally, there are new t-shirts (but for how long?) in addition to “How Love Works” and the Cracked Photoshop contest piece, “To Be or Not To Be?”

I am thrilled to be working with these people.

I’m not a huge tech guy, but this iPad geegaw the youth are all writing their rock ‘n’ roll songs about seems like a nice way to read comics. And Panelfly just customized an app for it so you, the reader, can focus on the book rather than the page-turning.

Heist will be out on Panelfly soon, and presumably DOSE, with the Invisible, Inc. issues to follow.

Cracked Photoshop contest entry: “Grossly Unnecessary Updates to Modern Technology.”

I took the grossly at its literal meaning.

In more ways than one.

It ought to be titled “The Wolfman Trailer,” since the film’s not out yet, but prejudice is just one of my many talents.

If you’re looking for some DC trade paperbacks or a copy of a Dose, there’s a way to combine the two now that the products page is up and running. Maximum fun for minimum cost!