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December 2013 Solictis For Aspen MLT
Sep 10th
This December ends Aspen MLT’s spectacular 10th anniversary year, winding down several of the remaining 10 for 10 initiative titles that are still being published. Two of the series, All New Executive Assistant: Iris and Overtaken, hit their 4th issue, which gets them 4 awesome, interlocking covers. All New Soulfire gets its second issue, which means a J. Scott Campbell variant, and Executive Assistant Assassins wraps up the Blood Origin storyline. Check out all this and some stunning covers down below.
ALL NEW SOULFIRE #2
JT Krul Story / V. Ken Marion Art / Kyle Ritter - Colors
Let the mayhem More >
SDCC ’13: A Short & Grump-y Interview with Beth Sotelo
Aug 6th
There are only 8-days left to donate to Beth Sotelo’s awesome GRUMP! The loneliest kid on your block… until now campaign, currently crowd funding on kickstarter. We’ve already talked about the campaign and comic a fair bit in an earlier article, but we wanted to now share with you a short little video interview done with Beth at this year’s San Diego Comic Con. Done briefly at her artist alley table, just north of Hall H in the San Diego Convention Center this past July, Beth talks a bit about Grump and how she’s turning him into a comic.
This is certainly the More >
SDCC ’13: Kickstarting Grump
Jul 29th
Grump is a long talked about project from comic colorist Beth Sotelo that is finally being made a reality. Sotelo is one of the industry’s top colorists, having worked at Top Cow, DC, Marvel, and Aspen MLT, she mentored under Peter Steigerwald and worked with greats like Marc Silvestri, Jim Lee, and Michael Turner. Currently she is the colorist on the All New Fathom and Shrugged series from Aspen MLT. At this year’s San Diego Comic Con she debuted the Kickstarter for her new comic series, Grump, done entirely by her.
Fans of Sotelo, who have met her at conventions in More >
All New Fathom #1 - Indie Review
Jul 28th
The major comic companies get enough reviews and press, it’s time for the creator-owned and indie series to get some love and judgment. Indie review takes up-and-coming indie and creator-owned series and puts them through the review process so you can confidently support the best of the small press and passion driven projects in the comic industry.
Title: All New Fathom #1
Genre/s: Fantasy/Superhero
Writer: David Wohl (Legend of the Shadowclan, Witchblade)
Penciler: Alex Konat (Mindfield, Batman)
Inker: Mark Roslan (Bubblegun) & John Ercek (Scam)
Colorist: Beth Sotelo (Soulfire, Grump)
Letterer: Josh Reed (Soulfire, Shrugged)
Publisher: Aspen MLT
Number of Issues: 1
Page Count: 22
Price: $1.00
The Review Bit
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SDCC ’13: Aspen MLT Releases Their Entire Comic Con Schedule
Jul 15th
Aspen MLT has released their full schedule of events for this week’s upcoming San Diego Comic Con and it is certainly worth looking over. The publisher will be hosting their largest ever gathering of Aspen creators at the Aspen Comics Booth #2321. Creators Frank Mastromauro, Peter Steigerwald, Vince Hernandez, Mark Roslan, Mike DeBalfo, Paolo Pantalena, Siya Oum, Alex Konat, J.T. Krul, Ale Garza, Joe Benitez, Eric Basaldua, Nei Ruffino, David Wohl, Tony Parker, Beth Sotelo, Lori Hanson, Jonathan Marks, and Josh Reed will all be appearing throughout the weekend at the booth for signings, free sketches, and more. The full More >
Shrugged vol.2 #3 Preview
Jun 3rd
The long awaited return of Shrugged continues this week with issue #3 of the series’ second volume. Continuing on after the sucessful opening issue that was offered for only $1 as part of Aspen’s 10 for 10, the story of Shrugged truly starts to heat up. You think you¹re prepared, but you¹re not. You¹ve been decisive in your actions up to this point, but now things have been turned upside down. You feel you¹ve conformed your mindset and are ready to accept what you¹re about to experience, but you haven¹t. That¹s because Shrugged is back and ready to blow your More >
Charismagic Volume 2 #1 Preview
Apr 22nd
Another month in 2013 and another amazing Aspen 10th anniversary title is set to hit stores in just a few days. The newest title from Aspen, set for release in the month of May, is Charismagic volume 2. Volume 1 of Charismagic was quite the epic journey, and in the time since we’ve learned a little more about the Charismagic world in a prequel series called Charismagic: The Death Princess. But now we’re back to present day and picking up right where volume 1 left off. Magician Hank Medley thought he had everything figured out. After saving the world from an ancient, More >
WonderCon ’13: Aspen MLT Panel
Apr 13th
Celebrating Aspen MLT’s 10th year as a publisher and the 15th anniversary of Michael Turner’s Fathom, Aspen held a great panel at this year’s WonderCon in Anaheim, California. This may not have been Aspen’s first convention of the year, with appearances at Amazing Arizona, Emerald City Comicon, and MegaCon, but this was the first convention in which Aspen MLT held a panel. There they collected some of their greatest writers and artists, along with the men that do all the great behind the scenes work, to announce a few new projects and discuss their many great releases and plans for More >
Aspen MLT Officially Announces The All New Fathom
Apr 10th
It’s a new month in the 10th anniversary of Michael Turner’s company, Aspen MLT, and therefore a new chance for Aspen to officially announce yet another one of their new 10 for 10 initiative titles, continuing their 10th anniversary celebration with another new series. This new series might be a bit familiar to many fans, but new to others, as it is the Aspen flagship title, Michael Turner’s Fathom. In accordance with the 15-year anniversary of the title, and a planned summer crossover leading into the new series, the All New Fathom #1 will feature a new direction for the series More >
WonderCon ’13: Jason Coffee’s WarHawks
Apr 5th
While at this year’s WonderCon we had the pleasure of hearing a rather incredible story about a man, taken in his prime, that was full of creativity and some incredible people trying to make his final wish come true. Jason Coffee was a young writer and creator who had been serving his time in Hollywood, working up the creative ladder. Having worked as an assistant on many Sci-Fi TV series, like Babylon 5 and Roswell, Jason evaluated scripts for the likes of James Cameron and even wrote an episode of the documentary series, The Universe. Unfortunately, despite Jason’s great creative talent More >
