Flight of the Living Dead series two has begun

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Flight of the Living Dead series two

FoLD series two starts tonight. Here's page one, and there are two more pages on the way tonight at midnight. And then three pages every Monday for the next six weeks.

A short story about robots.

This is for Slave Labor's Fat Chunk anthology, released in comic shops and bookstores in 2008. Click to enlarge.

Flight of the Living Dead on paper

This is the proof copy, to make sure everything turned out right. It did, so it'll be on sale real soon.

The President has been informed FoLD is returning

And he's held a press conference:

Flight of the Living Dead UPDATES!

1) Flight of the Living Dead series two (that's hour four, or pages 25-42) starts on October 1, 2007. I'm putting up three pages every Monday for six consecutive weeks.

2) The first issue of FoLD ran into some snags, but from what I understand it's ready to go. I'm waiting on the proof copy to make sure everything's okay, and once I approve it, you'll be able to order it online. It's $3.00 a copy for 24 pages. Hopefully it'll be ready to go by the end of the week.

3) The website's going to look different for series two (I think I'll change it up for every series), and I ran into some trouble because I reformatted my hard drive recently and in the process lost the font I used for the logo (Berlin Sans), but someone emailed it to me, so everything's good to go. Here's a screenshot of what the website will look like on October 1:



The greyish background is a photo of my desk, and the "blood" is ink spatter I converted to red in Photoshop.

Flight of the Living Dead #1 on the way

I just got an email from ComiXPress that my proof copy of FoLD #1 has been sent. So hopefully if it looks good, it'll be available to order by the end of the week. I can only apologize for the delay of the printing of this, although I do not know what the problem was. I sent the files to them months ago, so I'm not sure if I'll be using them for subsequent issues, but hopefully this issue looks good and it doesn't take too long for customers to get their copies.

A lot of Bridgman drawings

Meadmonster25 doing stand-up

Kevin L. Sheath, writer of "The Sundays," does these. I believe this is the funniest one yet.

Space Christ

Click to enlarge it.

More Bridgman drawings