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Update September 1st: If things go according to plan Grizzly and Caticus #2 will be for sale at the Baltimore-Con (September 27th/28th) and the Small Press Expo (October 4th/5th). The book is at the printer now so hopefully all goes smoothly.
Hopefully in October the second issue will be available to order on this site...stay tuned! New art from #2 can be seen below, there are 10 pages to check out. Don't forget to check out the blog too as pages are also put up there (usually sooner).
Issue #3 is written...will be starting the art hopefully in the next couple of weeks. I am currently planning for a summer '09 release for that one.
Update: 7-21-08 check out the blog about Grizzly and Caticus #1 from Unemployed Skeletor on YouTube! click here!
Check out more Unemployed Skeletor here!
Update: 7-20-08 New art from issue #2! click here
I have been busy working on issue #2. Still hoping for a fall release. Thanks to everyone who picked up #1. I am still hoping to make issue 2 thirty-two pages. Check back soon for more art from #2.
I would like to thank everyone who stopped by my table at the 2008 Wizard World Philadelphia show on May 30th-June 1st. A big thanks to everyone who picked up the first issue of Grizzly and Caticus #1. Check out the Store for the CGC graded first issue with certifacte. New art has gone up in the Original Art and Prints section as well.
Read the review of the first issue from AICN!
http://www.aintitcool.com/node/36963
GRIZZLY & CATICUS #1
Cool Monkey Press
This quirky little issue looks to be the start of something fun. Written and illustrated by Andrew Edge, this story only hints at the plot, but the hints prove to be intriguing and worth sticking around for another issue. Edge's artistic style changes from one story to the next, each conveying a different mood. I especially like the slightly warped panels at the beginning as a seemingly innocent game of chess between two men in a park is interrupted by a flying kite. The interaction between the two is ominous indeed. The plot thickens as we cut to a lonely cat lady who receives a letter, a guy in need of toilet paper, and a jogger who meets an untimely end by chainsaw. Not sure what's going on right yet, but I'm interested. The shift in art is a nice touch. Edge is a talented artist, able to convey mood and tone no matter what the medium. Plus if you're a cat lover, his watercolor cats are pretty damn cool. – Ambush Bug
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All new art from issue #2--cooming soon!
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