Re: Artists who've left indelible marks on comic characters.
Nov 09, 2004 10:11 pm

Just to make things fair:
Just DO Alex Maleev

Thanks for stopping by my table and saying hello!

And it was fun taking pics with you.

It was good to see all you friendly Bendis boarders at the show and at the hotel lobby and bar

All hail Bendis!
Bendis La La La La!
 

Seriously, you were great.
I'm glad Brian has such wonderful readers here.

And thanks for all the support of the M.O.B. and for making our ICON imprint succesful!!!

It was great to see so many Powers and Kabuki readers and hear your feedback about our work.

Warmest wishes!
David

Ravengregory wrote:
I just had to throw this one in.
Issue eight is in stores tomorrow. Check it out!

In answering your question, I guess I had not read it before, cause some of the Images I had seen made me think it was not really my cup of tea.
But the cover, and art, and story on the issue I read was a welcome change of pace from most things I see at cons and was very emotional. I can see why people really appreciate your writing.

PS. Sorry for running off with your silver pen in Arizona

Glad you picked it up from me in Texas

Jason wrote:

David,
Thanks for being such a great guy on top of being such an amazing writer / artist. Donna is really enjoying the trade and Bryan had a blast playing gymnast with you in the lobby Saturday.

You make people smile.

Jason

And thanks for the shirt!

I'm glad you made the trip!

Taki Soma wrote:
hey David, ours were a brief meeting, we didn't really get to do the intreptive dance, but never fear! next time.

I did however, stop by your table on Sunday and you were MIA, and I was a busy little bee in artist alley   tis' a good thing though!

Until next time, keep up the beautiful work... the trades I'm reading of Kabuki are awesome by the way!

- Taki Soma

arthur,present wrote:
Seriously, Mack you were great. I've never been happier to give a person my milk money. Just started Circle of Blood and I'm lovin it.

Please let me know what you think when you finish.

Thanks for picking up all the trades.
And was good to see you at the hotel too!
We got some good pics there

justJeffery wrote:
Oh..

I sent a young lady to you late Sunday. She was a really cute girl with dark hair and glasses who I met in line for Michael Turner. The only book she had read was Fatham, so I suggested that she go and see you and pick up Kabuki.

She found me later and thanked me. You had hooked her up and, if I heard her right, had even given her a set of masks, which she ADORED!

So thank you for making me a man of my word! I told her she would not regret going see you and that any thing she bought would be money well spent... She clearly felt the same way.

Jeffery

You are always welcome to send the young ladies to me

Happy to make you a man
of your word

I'm glad the owner of your shop liked the print I signed to the store!

Great to see you and Tonia again!

Best!

Ryan_Walsh wrote:
MACK!

It was great to see you at the con. I love my sketch!

I posted the pics of you both here and on your wf message boards, I hope they meet your approval!

See you around, David!

You looked like you were having a lot of fun at the show.

Thanks for the photo posts. David Thornton has all the photos on the daily news on davidmackguide.com for the last two days.

Check out all the photos there from you and Taki and Jason and others.

RangerChic wrote:
I am so jealous.
You're coming to Megacon in February right Mack? Oeming is coming.

RC

Hopefully I'll know that soon.
I do love my Oeming!

Looking forward to seeing Oeming in a couple weeks at Mid Ohio Con!!!

jumbopimp wrote:
Mack you were awesome! Thanks for being so cool. Like I said I loved your artwork. It was really cool to get a personalized Daredevil picture. I think next to the Silent Devil guys you had the funnest table. Sweet girls that ran at guys and hit them. And then you sitting there taking compliments left and right. I liked hanging out at your table, thanks for not kicking me out.

But I know the ladies there at the Beckett Booth were the REAL draw
 

I have to give Jeff Amano, his daughter Mandy Amano, Claire Beckett and all of the Beckett crew (Gabriel, Sonya, Jennifer, Jamie) a big shout out for hosting me at their booth and bringing me to the show as thier guest at the con.

I'll be doing the cover to their new trade paperback of RUULE: Ganglords of Chinatown that should ship in April.

realsandman420 wrote:
how much for the original art of that wonderfull 2 page spread in the avengers?????

that was just awesome!!!!!
and it would look great framed on my wall!!!!

your da man!!!

I had that on display in Portland and at the Texas show.
I have it priced at $1,500.
That's pretty much the starting price for a double pager from me.

I'm glad to see that image in the issue has been getting such a good response so far.

Some people had preview copies of the issue at the con.
I guess it shipped to all stores today.

Sorry for putting my hands on you
I'll act better next time!
I kid

Hey thanks all for mentioning me! In mostly good ways! Even though Eddy Newell called me a mutant freak (I'm not sure if that was a compliment or not

I really enjoy the cons.
I try to be all ready for them. but like Bendis said, usually our bedtime is at the time of day the con starts, and it may take a day for me to catch up to the new schedule.

So If we ever spaz out give us the benifit of the doubt
Usually when I spaz out people still seem to like it
Or if you ever feel like there is a misunderstanding, feel welcome to bring it up to me and I will do my best to make it right.

Usually everything seems to go great, but I never seem to have enough time to do sketches for everyone who wants it.

But some of these stories are funny

bloodyhell wrote:
ok, bought this on saturday at WWT and just finished it... wow... im actually speechless... this was both gorgeous and captivating, and i cant really think of anything to say other than, thank you mack, thank you for creating this... now i just need to figure out which kabuki trade im gonna buy next...

I think it gets better as the volumes get closer to the current series.
let me know what you think

Kindest regards,
david

Will wrote:
Anyone know where can I get my hands on a Cirle of Blood Hardcover?

The Image version of the Hardcovers are all sold out.

There are still a couple of the Hardcovers from the previous publisher left, but they have a different type of cover etc.

let me know if you are interested in those and I'll check to make sure I still have them and give you more info on them.

Best,
David

Happy Birthday, Miles!
 

And hello everyone