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Evil Inc. by Brad J. Guigar - 2013-06-20 - Colorist: Ed Ryzowski

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Evil Inc ORIGINALS -- starting at $10 each!

Wednesday, June 12, 2013 - 12:15 PM



If you don't want to use the widget, go directly to eBay to see all the originals I'm offering.



So here's the deal, when I was at Philadelphia Comic Con, I started experimenting with a new price point for my originals. The response was so strong, that I'm changing the price for all my hand-lettered originals to $40.

And by way of making the announcement, I decided to put a few of them up for auction with a super-low price of $10 each.

If you'd like to bid on one of the featured originals, use the widget above or go directly to eBaygo directly to eBay.

If you want one of the other originals, use the ORIGINAL ART link under the strip that you'd like to own and pay only $40!

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Evil Inc books - $10 each

Tuesday, June 11, 2013 - 10:47 AM

Evil Inc: When Worlds Collide
The seventh graphic novel based on the daily comic strip!

Storylines include:

  • When Dr. Muskiday brings back a weapon from a parallel universe where the bad guys are the good guys, he also mistakenly transports that world's heroic version of Miss Match! But is she Captain Heroic's version?

  • The Grandgamer sets up a super-powered battle royale between Earth's best and Evil Inc's worst.

  • A corporate spy has infiltrated Evil Inc. But who?

  • A look at Captain Heroic's childhood

Download a free PDF sample!

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Evil Inc: When Worlds Collide
(Volume 7)
(including Artist's Editions and value packages)

Evil Inc Annual Report
Volume 6
(including Artist's Editions and value packages)

Evil Inc Annual Report
Volume 5
(including Artist's Editions and value packages)

Evil Inc Annual Report
Volume 4
(including Artist's Editions and value packages)

Evil Inc Annual Report
Volume 3
(including Artist's Editions and value packages)

Evil Inc Annual Report
Volume 2*
(including Artist's Editions and value packages)

Evil Inc Annual Report
Volume 1*
(to buy Vol. 1 only)


*Unfortunately, I cannot include volumes one and two in the sale. These books are going out of print, and they're currently available only as a print-on-demand item.

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Courting Disaster: June. 7, 2013

Friday, June 07, 2013 - 09:03 AM



Courting Disaster is my weekly relationship-advice comic where a reader asks a question, and you give the advice.

A reader writes...

My ex girlfriend who I love very much recently came back to the states wishing to get back together, however I already had a new girlfriend. So she offered my current girlfriend a "sharing" relationship, and she agreed. So my question is this, should I be OK with having two girlfriends?

Don't answer here... go to the Courting Disaster site to offer your advice.

Do you have a question for Courting Disaster? Click here to send it in. You can choose to remain anonymous.

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Evil Inc Monthly - June - 99¢ for a pre-release of this month's comics!

Tuesday, June 04, 2013 - 11:46 AM



CLICK ON THE COVER TO BEGIN DOWNLOAD! >>>>


It's once again possible to download the upcoming Evil Inc comic strips for this month as a convenient download, perfect for your iPad, Kindle Fire, iPhone or other digital device -- even your desktop!

The June Evil Inc comic is 28 pages, and it kicks off a two-part story that finds Oscar and Oliver in a prehistoric adventure. Then, in Tale from the Evil Inc Archive, Oscar asks his grandfather to tell him a story. The good Commander launches into a romp through the Silver Age of Evil Inc history to tell the lad how his grandparents met.

If you're a Kindle Fire user, remember, you can use the convenient Send to Kindle app (it's free!) to send your Evil Inc comic to your device.

SUBSCRIBE NOW!

Great news! Now you can subscribe to the Evil Inc Monthly PreRelease!

Here's how it works:

You will get charged 99¢ at the beginning of every month, which will allow you access to each new comic as it comes out. And you can unsubscribe at any time.

Easy peasey!

June 2013

June 2013

...Or sign-up for e-mail updates when the new comic is ready

You can also buy the Evil Inc monthly comic on...

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Artist Editions -- and Commission List announcement

Monday, May 20, 2013 - 12:00 AM



I recently concluded another run of Artist Editions, and I wanted to share a few of my favorites. In an "Artist Edition" book, I do a special numbered illustration inside your book before shipping it out to you. If you're thinking about picking up a book, these are some examples of what the illustrations look like on the inside. Remember, you can use PayPal's "note to merchant" function to request the character you'd like me to sketch.

I also want to mention that I have some room on my Commission List, so if you'd like a personalized drawing, please check out this page for details. Click on the thumbnails to see them in their full-sized goodness.



Artist Editions can be purchased at the Evil Inc store, so if you like what you see, you can order one for yourself.

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Philadelphia Comic Con - May 30-June 1

Thursday, May 16, 2013 - 04:13 PM


The Philadelphia Comic Con is just around the corner -- May 30-June 1 at the Pennsylvania Convention Center -- and there's a lot going on. I'll be there, promoting my new monthly comic and selling original art, books, commissions, and more.

Click on the handy guide below to download it in PDF format. Print it out or store it on your phone so you're ready for all of the fun!

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Minor league baseball / major-league fun

Monday, May 13, 2013 - 12:00 AM



We're not really a sports family. It's never on TV in our house, and none of us follow a single team. If a cheer goes up in front of our TV, it's more-than-likely a giant robot just got his head handed to him by a caped thunder god.

And the cheer is probably coming from my wife, and she isn't exactly cheering the story itself... but that's a topic for another post.

So, when our 7-year-old expressed an interest in baseball, we signed him up without thinking much about it. During the first practice one of the coaches was explaining a "force play."

My kid instinctively reached for his imaginary lightsaber.

So we decided that the best way to learn baseball was to watch it being played and to discuss what was happening with the boys. But have you priced a major-league baseball ticket recently -- let alone four? Nope. Those guys are angling for corporate fish. They're not set up for family fun.

Thank goodness for minor league baseball.

Campbell's Field, across the Ben Franklin Bridge from Philadelphia, is the home of the Atlantic League Camden Riversharks. It's everything you could look for in a baseball experience -- beautiful stadium, great baseball, hot dogs, popcorn, beer -- and all for around ten bucks a ticket. That's not even considering stuff like AAA discounts or Groupons.

We got great seats, an excellent baseball experience, and a thoroughly enjoyable evening... all for close to what we'd pay for a movie.

Plus, minor-league baseball follows that old Avis maxim, "We're Number Two, but we try harder." They're not major-league baseball. But that's OK. They play baseball at a fantastic level of proficiency. You'll see some tremendous feats of athleticism. Plus... between every inning and side-change, they've got something going on. They're either throwing T-shirts into the stands or they're dressing a couple fans in inflatable sumo costumes to wrestle along third-base line.

Nine-chances-out-of-ten, you'll get something handed to you the minute you walk in the front gate. This weekend, we all got Riversharks hats courtesy of Allstate insurance. Not cheap net-backed baseball caps, either. Pretty darned nice ones. I'm wearing mine to the 7yo's next game. If I'm gonna be a baseball dad, I guess I'd better look the part. (But if I find a cool embroidered Green Lantern cap at Wizard World Philadelphia this year, that may change.)

Speaking of "trying harder," Wizard World, was at the ballgame, too, promoting the Philadelphia Comic Con (May 30-June 1). They sponsored a super-hero-costume contest and Iron Man 3 tie-ins at the game. Nice touch, guys.

All-in-all, it was a beautiful night out with my family that didn't break the bank. We'll definitely be back a few more times this summer. Why? 'Cause in this world of fine print and advertising double-speak, it's nice to see someone trying harder for a change.

That, and my 7-year-old keeps trying to break up a double-plays by waving his hand at the shortstop and telling him that this isn't the baserunner he's looking for.

Minor League Baseball Near You

The Atlantic League.
Major League baseball stadiums.

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