Rick Geary Goes To LOVER’S LANE in Our June Solicitations!

Here’s what we’ve got being solicited this month in comics bookstores to come in June including the latest volume of Rick Geary’s Treasury of XXth Century Murder, this time focusing on Lovers’ Lane: The Hall-Mills Mystery and our signed, limited edition of P. Craig Russell’s The Fairy Tales of Oscar Wilde Vol.5: The Happy Prince. [...]

A Choice: Cartoony Versus Realism

One of the things that I’ve most enjoyed about adapting the Oscar Wilde fairy tales is the chance it gives me to play with a drawing style that hovers between a ‘realistic’ approach to drawing and one that draws on a more ‘cartoony’ style such as that which is employed in animated films. The heroes [...]

P. Craig Russell Video Blog #5: The Making of Oscar Wilde’s Fairy Tales V. 5: The Happy Prince

Casting is Everything

Sometimes a story has to wait for full production because something about it is not yet quite right. I think the reason it took me eight years between script/layouts on The Happy Prince and full production of the finished drawings was that I wasn’t really happy with the model I originally chose for the prince. [...]

P. Craig Russell Video Blog #4: The Making of Oscar Wilde’s Fairy Tales V. 5: The Happy Prince

P. Craig Russell Video Blog #3: The Making of Oscar Wilde’s Fairy Tales V. 5: The Happy Prince

There’s Never Enough Time

Funny how one project can spin off into another entirely unrelated project. I’ll be attending MoCCA Festival 2012 on April 28th and 29th as a guest of honor. It came about after our publisher, Terry Nantier asked if I would attend to help promote the fifth volume of our Oscar Wilde Fairy Tale series. When [...]

Russell’s new Oscar Wilde volume for April!

Here’s what we’ve got being solicited this month in comics bookstores to come in April. The main news is the much awaited 5th volume in P. Craig Russell’s adaptations of The Fairy Tales of Oscar Wilde. Started in the early nineties, this was a pioneer in kids’ comics! And this story is VERY timely in [...]

P. Craig Russell Video Blog #2: The Making of Oscar Wilde’s Fairy Tales V. 5: The Happy Prince

Sweet Anticipation

This is like waiting for Christmas to come. That period leading up to the publication of the piece one spent so much time and labor on feels like unwrapping a brightly colored package on Christmas morning. I’ve already experienced it 31 times over as I opened the emailed j-pegs from colorist Lovern Kindzierski of the [...]

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