#bobby curnow

[the-gershomite]

Usagi Yojimbo: Lone Goat and Kid #1 -January 2022- IDW Comics

"Frost and Fire"

writer, artist and letterer: Stan Sakai

colorist: Ronda Pattison

editor: Bobby Curnow

cover art: David Petersen

[maxsindiecomics]

Night of 1,000 Wolves #1 (May 9, 2012)

writer: Bobby Curnow | artist: Dave Wachter | letterer: Chris Mowry | editor-in-chief: Chris Ryall | publishing company: IDW Publishing

[theartofthecover]

Night of 1,000 Wolves #1 (2012)

Art by: Dave Wachter

[longerbox]

Some real mastery of sports on display here

[smokefalls]

What is it about individual moments that stay with us? What makes certain things unforgettable when they are just part of a day like any other? Then there are the things we want to forget. That we wish more than anything we could forget. Why? Do we choose these moments or do they choose us? Do we form our personalities around them? Are our minds just a collection of our most important memories? What is a life at its end other than a series of memories that we can’t forget?

Bobby Curnow, Ghost Tree

[thefailurecult]

[iherring]

Ghost Tree TPB Release!

Hello all, today marks the day you can get a hold of Ghost Tree in one full collection and read the entire series in an uninterrupted book!  Simon & I did a bit of extra art to break up each chapter to add as much as we could to this collection.  If you missed any of the separate issues or prefer to have something on your shelf with a spine, really hope you pick this one up.

If you already have, or followed us with the original release, thank you for reading! 

It was great working with Bobby, Simon, Becka, and IDW on this over a long period and I couldn’t be happier with how it turned out.

Written by Bobby Curnow, Art by Simon Gane, Colours by Me & Becka Kinzie!

Some reviews...

"If you’re looking to think and open to change, Ghost Tree is for you.   Good luck finding another book that has the same special reflective magic that this creative team has managed to bring to life." -adventuresinpoortaste.com

"Ghost Tree has the look and feel of a great Neil Gaiman story. It resonates in a way that few books do, reaching both the inner child and the jaded adult." -HorrorDNA.com

"Ghost Tree is thoughtful and magical. The characters grow and surprise us. I think, by the end, everyone is a bit wiser, although not necessarily happier. I love a story that can make me feel something, and this one has a lot of feels." -majorspoilers.com

[smillingcartoonist]

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