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505 – Dark Disease
May 20th, 2013

This is probably the week you’ve been waiting for. Maybe you’re like Cap and you want to know how Money Man is back, but is that really the question you should be asking? Money Man says no. And when Money Man says no, that’s it. He’s rich. He can do what he wants.

In other news… been working through the archives and prepping them for release on Comixology. This is incredibly exciting as our hope is that it will open SF to a new audience. This also marks the first time in a long, long time that I’ve read all the way through the story. Y’know what? It’s not half bad. I remember a lot more flaws and bad art (I still pretty much wish I could go back and redraw the first three chapters) than what I see now. It’s been so long since I’ve read some of it that I had even forgotten some details and punchlines. Always fun when you can experience things for the first time… for the first time.

Looking forward to the conversation today. What good are answers without more questions?

 

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Fan Art: Money Man by Gwen Patton!

by Brock Heasley on May 16th, 2013
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If you’ve been following the comments on Money Man’s recent reappearance then you’ve probably noticed that people are drawing a line between Money Man’s new persona and Batman (along with a little Tony Stark mixed in for kicks). SuperFan Gwen Patton expressed her hope to see Money Man’s Secret Dollar Vault that houses all his gadgets and Armored Dollarcar. I love the image and told her so, but, of course, it’s unlikely you’ll ever see anything like that.

Well, not from me anyway. Gwen went ahead and rendered it up! Check these out:

Thanks, Gwen!

Got some SF Fan Art you want to show the world? Send it to me at bwhheasley (at) gmail (dot) com!

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Fan Art: Space Pig by Frank Jordan!

by Brock Heasley on May 7th, 2013
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This was a slightly late entry to fan art week, but this Space Pig piece from Frank Jordan is too stellar to not share. Be sure and check out more of Frank’s work at his hilarious workplace webcomic, Company Man.

Thanks, Frank!

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Fan Art: SuperFogeys 500 by Tom Racine!

by Brock Heasley on May 3rd, 2013
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I can always count on Tom Racine to bring the funny. I’ve known Tom for years both online and in real life and I can tell you he’s one of the good ones. Through his podcast Tall Tale Radio, Tom has been a big promoter of cartooning and webcomicking and is doing the community a real service by getting out there some voices that would otherwise be hiding behind their pen and mouse. He surprised me with this fan art as his cartooning days are long behind him, but this thing is GREAT. And, like I said, FUNNY.

Thanks, Tom!

Send me your SuperFogeys Fan Art to bwhheasley (at) gmail (dot) com!

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Fan Art: Swifty by Daniel Elliott!

by Brock Heasley on May 2nd, 2013
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It’s always a treat getting some sweet, sweet Swifty Fan Art. I love, love, love the addition of the tennis balls on the feet of the walker. Wish I’d thought of that. This comes to us from Daniel Elliott of The Superpower Union. Check his stuff out! Thanks, Daniel!

Send me your SuperFogeys Fan Art to bwhheasley (at) gmail (dot) com.

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New Character: Violent Violet!

by Brock Heasley on May 1st, 2013
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In the spirit of Fan Art Week, I thought I’d throw my hat in the ring and, instead of drawing a character you already know and love, I drew up a new character you’ll be seeing in SuperFogeys within the next year or so–Violent Violet.

Most of your are aware I’ve put my kids in the SF universe as characters. Dictator Tot is my oldest daughter, Elora, at 3 years of age. Cami is, well, Cami–completely true to who she was at 3 as well. This time, I went younger. Violent Violet is based on my youngest daughter, Violet, at her current age–2. Violet is spunky. She causes trouble and smiles wherever she goes, so for her SF equivalent it felt right to make her a terribly cute villain. When you see Violent Violet in all her glory, she’ll be accompanied by Dictator Tot, her sister both in real life and in the strip. That’s all the backstory you’re getting for now. Look forward to Marc’s version of the character at a later date!

Want to send in your SuperFogeys Fan Art? Hit me up at bwhheasley (at) gmail (dot) com. 

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