Saturday, 28 May 2011
Beak Freak Geek comic
Here's some new shit for you all. A new comic is out and can be purchased for $11.39 here. Or in B&W for $9.16 here. Or download it for $2.24 here.
Tuesday, 31 August 2010
Wednesday, 13 January 2010
Terror Of The Undead now for sale
It's taken damn long enough, but I've finally gotten my comic available for sale.
Here ya go
Includes pages that "didn't make the cut", production art, some info on the whole project and even fan art.
Here ya go
Includes pages that "didn't make the cut", production art, some info on the whole project and even fan art.
Tuesday, 6 October 2009
Yes, I speak english
Ok, I have received some advice regarding how to make this blog more popular. This advice is of course to write in a more universal language so I can reach out to a bigger audience. The blog's title will be changed eventually as well when I can come up with a good enough name. In case you're wondering, an exact translation of it's norwegian title won't work as well in english.
Anyhow, since a special day is coming this month I decided to upload this:
This was in particular inspired by the classic Hammer films, though the creatures doesn't really resemble the ones from the movies as they are more like my cartoony take on the famous monsters. The only exception is Dracula who is more or less a Christopher Lee caricature.
I always loved the concept of a multi-monster movie, but sadly there are few who have gotten it right. Universal tried it a couple of times with the old "House of" movies were the monsters barley interacted with eachother and the recent Van Helsing which was an absolute mess. The Monster Squad and Abbot and Costello meet Frankenstein(as well as the wolfman and Dracula) are the only good exceptions I can think of. There is also the stop-motion film Mad Monster Party which I have yet to see.
Anyhow, since a special day is coming this month I decided to upload this:
This was in particular inspired by the classic Hammer films, though the creatures doesn't really resemble the ones from the movies as they are more like my cartoony take on the famous monsters. The only exception is Dracula who is more or less a Christopher Lee caricature.I always loved the concept of a multi-monster movie, but sadly there are few who have gotten it right. Universal tried it a couple of times with the old "House of" movies were the monsters barley interacted with eachother and the recent Van Helsing which was an absolute mess. The Monster Squad and Abbot and Costello meet Frankenstein(as well as the wolfman and Dracula) are the only good exceptions I can think of. There is also the stop-motion film Mad Monster Party which I have yet to see.
Saturday, 16 May 2009
BG3 anemeldt av Serienett
For de som er interesert: http://www.serienett.no/article/894/de-dode-gar-igjen
Helt grei anmeldelse. Hadde gitt opp håpet for lengst at de skulle anmelde den, så dette var en artig overaskelse. Heldigvis var anmeldelen ikke så slemme med oss amatører heller.
Helt grei anmeldelse. Hadde gitt opp håpet for lengst at de skulle anmelde den, så dette var en artig overaskelse. Heldigvis var anmeldelen ikke så slemme med oss amatører heller.
Saturday, 18 April 2009
Saturday, 14 March 2009
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