Max vs. Max

Wow.  I’ve got a lot of cool things to discuss, so let’s get crack-a-lackin’!

Art Show at Schlegel’s Coffee House . . .

I will be the featured artist during the month of March at Schlegel’s Coffee House in Chillicothe, OH.  On Saturday, March 13 I’ll be hanging out at Schlegel’s during the downtown Gallery Stroll.  You can stop in and say “Hi” from 6 PM until 10 PM that evening.  It’ll be a great day.  I’ll post more details the closer we get to March.

Myron and Charlie . . .

After ending YHT last year, I started a new comic called Myron and Charlie.  M&C came to an end in August (I think) and that’s when I started brainstorming the concept for Max vs. Max.

Well, a cool new website called Clash is now publishing Myron and Charlie every Thursday!  If you missed out on Myron and Charlie the first time, now’s your chance to get acquainted with this all-ages cartoon from the beginning!  I plan on finishing the story by adding an additional 20 pages to the comic.  I’ll let everyone know when the brand new pages will start posting.

Monsterplex . . .

My buddy Brock Heasely – you may know him from The Superfogeys – has entered the Zuda Comics competition and he needs your votes!  Along with Michael DeVito and David Schlotterback, Brock has created a comic called Monsterplex.  Here’s the description of the comic from Zuda:

You can see a monster movie anywhere. At Corman Cinemas, you see real monsters. Zombies. Wolf-men. Vampires. Bugs. Slimy…blob…things. Tearing your ticket. Making your popcorn. Sitting next to you in the theater for that “extra-added” scare. Authentic. Real.  Unfortunately, Corman Cinemas has fallen on hard times and been bought out by the Ishiro Corporation. What this means for the Corman crew and the future of the theater is anybody’s guess. Whatever it is, it can’t be good.  That’s the one thing former manager and twentysomething do-nothing Ryan Hull is sure of–corporate ownership will bring him nothing but misery. This fear is made real in the person of Lina Patel, the new manager of Corman Cinemas. She’s no-nonsense; by the book. Clearly, she has no idea what she’s doing.  How will Lina manage someone like Priscilla, the sexy vampires who seems like she’s one pay cut away from sucking on everyone’s throat?  What about Wolf?  With the mind of a child and the claws of a Sasquatch, he can cause more mayhem than someone like “Ms. Patel” could possibly handle.  And that’s just for starters. How is Lina going to handle Ken “Zombie” Watanabe?  His hunger for brains is rivaled only his affection for Bitsy, the nihilistic, apathetic teenager who comes closest to passing for “normal” at Corman. And what about Sludge, the Living Mop? Ick. Sludge.   Who is behind the Ishiro Corporation? Why would they be interested in a rinky dink operation like Corman Cinemas in the first place? Now THAT’S the real question.

So go register at Zuda, check out Monsterplex, and make sure to vote for it!

- Wes

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