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Thanks for everyone who came out for Free Comic Book Day @AustinBooks. The store will be fully resto
Full Meal Deals Watch the trailer See details of the Muppets cards See details of the Lost cards I
May 7, 2012 in Uncategorized
Officer Down
RIP Adam Yauch
The first Album I ever bought for myself was Beastie Boys – Licensed to Ill
The first CD I ever bought was Beastie Boys – Paul’s Boutique
Anyone who has read Buffalo Speedway knows how huge a fan I am of the Beastie Boys.
Thanks for everyone who came out for Free Comic Book Day @AustinBooks. The store will be fully restocked by tomorrow, plus it’s the only store you’ll be able to get the pizza box!
If you picked up Volume 1 and want 2 & 3 you can order them here: STORE
April 9, 2012 in Cons
I will once again be attending the Chicago Comic & Entertainment Expo (C2E2). SuperMercado Comics Booth #420. Pick up all 3 volumes of BUFFALO SPEEDWAY and get a free pizza box! You can also get your hands on the GAME OF THRONES OF MUPPETS cards. Plus get a sneak peek at my new book for ARCHAIA called PANTALONES, TX.
Conveniently located between DC, Marvel and Archaia.
January 19, 2012 in Blog, Drawing, Review
I just received an amazing review from The Outhouse (outhousers.com) for the full Buffalo Speedway trilogy.
“Real life situations being exaggerated into something more than they are – or, in the most unique cases, an exact regaling of what they are – will always make for the best stories. Fiction that has a foothold in truth will always establish more of a rapport with the audience, creating empathy, eliciting a stronger emotional reaction, and therefore expounding a stronger narrative. The beauty of Buffalo Speedway lies in the truth of its narrative.”
Written by Dan Kester, Outhouse Contributor Read the rest HERE
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