"Dead On Arrival" sneak peek...

HERE IT IS, FOLKS. Your first look at the soon-to-be-released Yellow #2, "Dead On Arrival."

The story will pick up right where #1 left off, of course, but really I don't want to say too much else about it because there are still a few people out there who haven't had a chance to read it yet.

I'm certainly proud of how it's come together, and can't wait to share it with you. Zeu did some great artwork and really captured some amazing moments that I think will both surprise and delight you.

And then before you know it, we'll be ready for issue #3 (for now, titled "Feels Like the First Time"). And if DOA takes things up a notch, FLtFT really kickes things into overdrive storywise.

I hope you all enjoy the tale I'm spinning and keep checking back here for more updates. Don't forget you can also find me on Twitter and Facebook.

Thank you to everyone who came out and saw me at Rock and Comic-Con Saturday night. In case you couldn't tell by the dumb smile on my face, it was a great time. I sold a few books and gave away a few tattoos. (Send pics if you got 'em!) I even had someone come in with my book already in-hand and ask me to sign it. They bought it at B-Bop Comics on Barry Road and brought it specifically to have me sign. How awesomely sweet is that!

Got to hang out with my comics buddy Mike Sullivan (Tales of the Infinite), as well as make some new buddies in Jai Nitz (TRON: Betrayal) and Harold Sipe (Screamland).

As usual, I spent more than I earned but I kept it at a reasonable amount. Picked up a few books from the aforementioned Sullivan, Nitz, and Sipe. (That sounds like a shady law firm if ever I heard it.) I also got an old Little Big Book from Missouri Comics, up from Springfield. And a paper robot toy battle...thingy...from Matt Hawkins of Custom Paper Toys.

And if this photo Mike took is to be believed, I even got a little bit of work done in the middle of it all. (Note: Don't believe this photo.)