Here you can see my first entry for ‘Last Man Standing 3′. Just click the image to the left to see the whole painting. If you haven’t heard anything about the contest before you can read more here: ‘Last Man Standing 3‘.
If you want to view all entries for the contest go and check out the ‘Last Man Standing Threads!‘.
As you can see my entry shows my creator owned comic character ‘MAYA’ and I hope you like it.
Now back to ‘Captain Pike’… 
Forget CLOVERFIELD and buy the ORIGINAL!
Since January 2008 you have the chance to buy a new digial restored DVD version of the classic Ray Harryhausen monster movie from 1955 “It Came From Beneath The Sea!”. And the best part: It is in COLOR for the first time! … you know what? This isn’t the best part! The best part of this 2-disc DVD are the special features including my first pages to the comic sequel “It Came From Beneath The Sea… Again!”.
So go and get this fantastic monster movie with the comic preview on the DVD!
Here are some more infos about the 2-disc DVD color editon:
Now’s your chance to get Ray Harryhausen’s classic It Came From Beneath the Sea — in COLOR. Personally supervised by Ray, with colorization by West Wing Studios. This edition also includes a restored b&w version of the film.
It Came From Beneath the Sea was the first of several fruitful collaborations between producer Charles H. Schneer and special-effects wizard Ray Harryhausen. “It” is a giant, six-tentacled octopus, which is galvanized into action by an H-bomb test. Worse still, the monster is highly radioactive, rendering useless the normal means of defense against it. Scientists Donald Curtis and Faith Domergue team with atomic-submarine commander Kenneth Tobey to halt the creature’s progress before it begins to attack major coastal cities. Alas, the monster manages to reach San Francisco, wreaking havoc on the Golden Gate Bridge, the Ferry Building, and Market Street before Tobey figures out a way to destroy it. The stop-motion animation utilized by Harryhausen in It Came From Beneath Sea is convincingly frightening, but before long he’d top this achievement with such superb projects as Earth vs. Flying Saucers and Seventh Voyage of Sinbad.
Special Features:
* Feature avaliable in original B&W and color
* Audio Commentary with Ray Harryhausen
* Visual Effects Astists Randall William Cook and John Bruno, and Arnold Junert
* Remembering It Came from beneath The Sea
* Tim Burton Sits Down with Ray Harryhausen
* David Schecter on Film Music’s Unsung Hero
* A Present-Day look at Stop-Motion
* Digital Sneak Peek of “It Came From Beneath The Sea… Again!” comic book
* Video Photo Galleries
* Original Ad Artwork
Here you can see the four Blueline sketchcards I did for the Blueline American Cancer Society auction. You can read more about the auction here: Information about the auction!
The cards will be shown at an exhibit in Florence (Kentucky) and after this exhibit the cards will be auctioned on eBay.
So this is your big chance to get an original sketch of ‘Captain Pike’ from ‘It Came From Beneath The Sea… Again!’! I bet you all are feeling like it is Christmas right now, am I right? hehehe…
My first podcast is online! Lamond and Hobie, the fantastic team behind Checklist Comicast did a podcast where I’m talking about my comic projects and my plans for 2008 and there is also some inside information about my creator owned project MAYA which I will start later in 2008. The podcast is in German only btw. 
Have fun!
What an exciting start into 2008! My “Tales from the Crypt” work is out now and you can find it at your local comic shop. Just look for the cover you can see on the left or ask for issue #4 of the new Papercutz comic series.
Don’t forget to let me know what you think of my sequentials on Neil Kleid’s story “Extra Life” and the cover to this issue! To drop me a line just click my orange painted head in the right side column.
And for all German readers of my blog: In two days you will have the chance to listen to a podcast I did.
Talk to you soon.
I wish you all a happy and successful new year 2008! Thank you all very much for the fantastic ride of the last months and your encouraging feedback! Now a new year began and things are already looking better than I had first thought while starting my career as a freelance artist in 2007. I did not anticipate all the fantastic projects and new contacts this fast to happen so I was pleasently surprised by all the awesome opportunities presented in 2007.
For 2008 I have huge plans and there will be fantastic stuff to talk about. So make sure to visit my blog frequently or subscribe to it!
Talk to you later in 2008!
Chris.
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