R.M. Guera is doing new covers for hardcover editions of SCALPED coming out in France from Urban Comics. The first two below.
I'm asked often about American hardcovers, but as far as I know, there aren't any plans. If you'd like to see them, please let DC and Vertigo know.
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Aviles Photo Recap Part 1
Just got back from the 16th annual Jornadas de Comic de la Villa de Aviles, an amazing comic book festival in the town of Aviles, in the north of Spain. I have much to say about this show and my time there. For now, here are some photos.
| Welcome to Aviles, Spain |
| The town square |
| I have never been to a comic show quite like this one. |
| On the left, Diego Cruz, the show's official translator. On the right, Jorge Ivan Argiz, who started the show 16 years ago. |
| This is what a comic con looks like in Aviles. |
| As part of the festival, there was a huge exhibition of R.M Guera's work. |
| Early advertising work by R.M. Guera. |
| More advertising work by R.M. Guera. |
| Covers for Spanish EL COYOTE novels by R.M. Guera. |
| From R.M. Guera's HOWARD BLAKE graphic novel. |
| SCALPED! |
| Samurai covers by Guera. |
| The wife and I with Jorge. |
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| Lobezno! |
| Signing for fans. |
| The first of many new friends I made in Spain. |
Happy Valentine's Day!
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R.M. Guera speaks
Interview at Newsarama
Nrama: Then to finish up, how would you describe your overall experience of working on Scalped?
Guéra: It’s gratifying on all levels, especially the feel of tremendous luck it came to be reality at all. Giulia Brusco on colors, that also is absolute blessing.
I think that by now it’s obvious that Scalped is a serial of both of our careers, Jason’s and mine, no matter what we do after. There’s a strong sense that the best is still to come, which is simply inspiring, as we’ll go on together.
I said it once somewhere, I’d draw Jason’s recipe for a cake. And I mean it...
Nrama: Then to finish up, how would you describe your overall experience of working on Scalped?
Guéra: It’s gratifying on all levels, especially the feel of tremendous luck it came to be reality at all. Giulia Brusco on colors, that also is absolute blessing.
I think that by now it’s obvious that Scalped is a serial of both of our careers, Jason’s and mine, no matter what we do after. There’s a strong sense that the best is still to come, which is simply inspiring, as we’ll go on together.
I said it once somewhere, I’d draw Jason’s recipe for a cake. And I mean it...
Emails from R.M.
OK,
we go conquer the rest of the world, but first we have lots of loose women. Sex & we eat like old Romans - lying on a bed... (I always wondered)...deal?
Granny is page away...
Oh, how I love that man.
we go conquer the rest of the world, but first we have lots of loose women. Sex & we eat like old Romans - lying on a bed... (I always wondered)...deal?
Granny is page away...
Oh, how I love that man.
R.M. Guera in DRAW! magazine
SCALPED week at Comics Should Be Good
Over at CBR's Comics Should Be Good blog, they're doing a whole week of posts spotlighting their favorite moments from SCALPED. First up is Diesel's comeuppance in issue #8.
Philadelphia Daily News names SCALPED the comic of the year

And names R.M. Guera as artist of the year. Right on.
http://www.philly.com/dailynews/features/36556324.html
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