Let’s Be Friends Again

If you can even believe that such a thing is possible, the good people at Mid-South Con (get ready to see a green ogre when you click on that btw) have invited us to be guests again this year.

This is in spite of or perhaps because of how fantastically drunk we were last year. On a Sunday morning.

Sigh.

Curt’s on a panel about comics with GAIL SIMONE tonight at 10pm! Can you believe that?
I’ll be doing a live art thing at 4pm tomorrow and then we’ll both be on a panel about webcomics and digital something or the other at 10pm on Saturday night.

There will also be a dance party on Saturday night at midnight that will be ballin’ as all hell..

THIS is where the con is being held all weekend, and if you can make it out, please do so, as we would love to see you. Or have you see us. I mean, it’s really whatever you prefer at this point.

Just look for us wandering around if you miss the panels. I’ll be the one dressed like Speed Racer.

I did this one for the kid of a friend of a friend who was having to spend some time in the hospital.

I don’t recall ever having drawn Deadpool before, but when someone says a drawing of the guy might brighten a sick kid’s day, I am happy to take a shot at it.

We’re not particularly good at doing such things, but maybe we will try to do a proper write-up of our STAPLE! 2010 experience.
Short version is : Awesome.

Until then, why not look at a few of the sketches I did for people who bought our book?

Click on them to check out larger versions (if you’re into that kind of thing).

If you met us there, please leave a comment or drop us an email, and if you bought our book and I did a sketch in it, please feel free to take and send us a picture of it.

I seriously hope that little kid I drew Deadpool for is reading this. Apparently, little kids love Deadpool.

Let it be known that Lauren hand-colored these little guys. True dedication to her (paper)craft! *pause for groans*

Click here for the full comic!

Superfriend Evan “Doc” Shaner used his incredible coloring skills on this Superboy Prime commission I did a while back.

For this and many other reasons, he is awesome.

Today is a frighteningly accurate account of our day-to-day lives from Sheli Hay.

Don’t feel sorry for the rock, he had it coming.

We’re gonna present some of the entries one a day for the next few days, and will announce on the final day who gets what! Man, you can’t read it but I have an excited tone!

First up, Michael Miller sent us two vignettes, which can be seen here and here.

Michael, you are a gentleman and somewhat of a sage. I have long dreamed of getting epically wasted with Thor.

Commission sketch for a Let’s Be Friends Again reader.
This was like 8×10 or so, I think.
Obviously more detailed than the little freebie sketches I did for my Twitter guessing game since money was involved.

I got inspired by Brandon Schaefer (and this Flickr group) to try my hand at designing some fake movie posters.

Well, I mean, they’re not for fake movies. Superman: The Movie is a real movie.

My design is a take on the classic original poster.

I don’t think I’m particularly adept at this sort of thing, but it was still fun to give it a try. I’m happy to hear what you think.

Here it is with the (almost) same credit trappings and what not as the original.

(Click to get a Galactus-sized version!)

A very happy holiday(s?) to you and yours from all (two) of us at Let’s Be Friends Again!

The first 10 people to leave a Christmas comment here will receive a Let’s Be Friends Again present in the mail.
I mean, if that’s the kind of thing that you’d want.