Mr. Aaron, I'm a journalist involved with the website for the Brazilian publishers of Vertigo magazine - which carries SCALPED. I'd like to talk to you via e-mail, but your jason@jasonaaron.info seems to have a problem (i sent it and got an error message back). Would you contact me at ericoassis@gmail.com , please? Best, Érico
Not sure about your previous comments, but to comment on the DRAW! issue, I was really impressed with Guera's interview. The lengths that man goes through to keep his artwork lively and moving is pretty outstanding. The article is a really good lesson for any artist attempting to make it in the comics field, who thinks that comics art is all about polish.
Since I'm a huge fane of SCALPED, I went ahead and wrote a review for "High Lonesome" for Broken Frontier: http://www.brokenfrontier.com/lowdown/p/detail/trading-up-scalped-vol-5
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Mr. Aaron,
I'm a journalist involved with the website for the Brazilian publishers of Vertigo magazine - which carries SCALPED.
I'd like to talk to you via e-mail, but your jason@jasonaaron.info seems to have a problem (i sent it and got an error message back).
Would you contact me at ericoassis@gmail.com , please?
Best,
Érico
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Not sure about your previous comments, but to comment on the DRAW! issue, I was really impressed with Guera's interview. The lengths that man goes through to keep his artwork lively and moving is pretty outstanding. The article is a really good lesson for any artist attempting to make it in the comics field, who thinks that comics art is all about polish.
This is all well and good, but HOW 'BOUT THAT IRON BOWL?! I may not sleep for a week!
Since I'm a huge fane of SCALPED, I went ahead and wrote a review for "High Lonesome" for Broken Frontier: http://www.brokenfrontier.com/lowdown/p/detail/trading-up-scalped-vol-5
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