And if comic books were real life and the Bounty Hunter is Jonah Hex, the Masked Man and Alien Stripper would more than likely be leaving in pine boxes.
Now is the time to learn about something that, for some reason, seems to have flown under the radar of many smaller publishers: Diamond Book Distributors.
What happened to the horror comics of the days of yore, replace by modern hack and slash bore? Do you remember the time when one would enter vaults where the atmosphere was grim and full of dread, every shadow creepy, all sounds eerie, and where there was stored not money, but tales of terrors.
It is time to update what has, and hasn’t, happened in the last month since Volume One of this production diary.
Tuesday is now the past, and has given way to Wednesday and this is the day your title hits stores nationwide.
You have already achieved something by completing your graphic novel or first issue of you mini-series or series? Check.
How can you best use Diamond? Your title has been accepted and is going to be in Previews .
As promised in the " A State of the Burning Mind Address" column , this is the first column in what will be my monthly Production Diary column.
What if Diamond rejects you? What now? You are waiting with baited breath and hot sweat.
The New 52 is upon us, whether we like it or not.
