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Haunt Vs. Spawn
Fan artist by Derrick Fish
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Haunt Vs. Spawn
Fan artist by Derrick Fish
Tails to Amaze #0 Ashcan (January 2006) by Half Moose Media
Written by Marc Hammond with art by Derrick Fish.
15. “Lost Vegas Part 1 of 6”
(Carpe Noctem # 1)
RATING: 3 🎰 Shady Vegas Nightclubs out of 10
I picked this up at a convention a few years ago because it was published somewhere in my home state so I wanted to try and support local creators. Honestly, I feel as though it would’ve been a pretty successful webcomic back in the early 2010s. The narrative structure and artwork are really reminiscent of that style, and while this wasn’t a fantastic read I do see glimmers of what could have become a cool opening arc. Sadly it seems that Hashtag Comics didn’t really make it, and I can’t help but wonder if the investment to make this a physical book that didn’t recoup the financial losses (with a $3.99 USD cover price for an 18 page comic...with printing errors) instead of solely digital distribution sunk them.
FAVORITE: The ruleset for separating the supernatural from the natural seems like it could’ve been solid
LEAST FAVORITE: The overuse of affectionate nicknames, because I talk like that to most of my friends and this comic pointed out that it can get grating. “Honey”, “babe”, “honey”, and “baby girl” in the span of a page and a half was a tad excessive.
“Maximum Toonage” cartoon fan-art
featured characters: Mickey Mouse, Bugs Bunny, Fone Bone & Phoncible P. Bone, Sonic, Scrooge McDuck, Huey, Dewey, & Louie, Woody Woodpecker, Daffy Duck, Calvin & Hobbs, The Animaniacs, Babs Bunny, Linus Van Pelt, Snoopy, Opus The Penguin, and Garfield.
drawn by Derrick Fish aka The WellKeeper (comic book artist, illustrator, & professional line-artist from Clermont, Florida)
Superman Fan Podcast Episode #171 Part I: MegaCon 2011 Interviews!
Superman Fan Podcast Episode #171 Part I: MegaCon 2011 Interviews!
(Top: L to R:) Derrick Fish & Allen Bellman! (Bottom: L to R:) Renee Witterstaetter & Terry Moore! Not pictured: Thom Zahler.
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The comic book professionals I interviewed at MegaCon 2011 were:
– Derrick Fish, creator, writer and artist who self publishes his title THE…
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Superman Fan Podcast Episode #319 Part XII: MegaCon 2015 Wrap Up!
Superman Fan Podcast Episode #319 Part XII: MegaCon 2015 Wrap Up!
(L to R:) Katie Cook, Thom Zahler, Christian Slade and Derrick Fish!
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In this final episode on MegaCon 2015 I review my weekend at the Orange County Convention Center from April 10 – 12, 2015. At the end of the episode are four brief interviews I did at MegaCon, with a time stamp where each interview…
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PREVIEW: Carpe Noctem #1
PREVIEW: Carpe Noctem #1
Sometimes what stays in Vegas… lives forever.
Creators
Writer: Martin Dunn, Derrick Fish
Artist: Derrick Fish
Cover artist: Derrick Fish
Publication date: April 21, 2015
Format: FC, 32 pages
Price: $3.99
Be sure to ask for Hashtag Comics at your local comic book shop. To find your local comic book shop, go to http://www.comicshoplocator.com
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To kick off the new Dandy & Company strips today, this first page showcases several art shifts from popular comics! And show your support for his work on Patreon! http://www.patreon.com/derrickfish