Gravedigger by Mills & Burchett
Dick Tracy by Curtis & Staton
Perils on Planet X by Mills and Gonzales
Lady Sabre by Rucka & Burchett
Ace Kilroy by Kelly & O'Connor
Simone & Ajax by Andrew Pepoy
Trekker by Ron Randall
Season’s Greetings from Chris, Joe and “The Blonde!” Here’s wishing you a great holiday season, whichever holidays you celebrate! Hope to see you all here in the New Year!
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My only 2013 convention appearance will be at the Coast City Comic Con, in South Portland, Maine, the weekend of November 9th and 10th. It looks to be a surprisingly “big” show for this neck of the woods, with a bunch of notable comics guests – Mike Norton, Larry Hama, Ed McGuinness, Ben Templesmith, Erik Burnham and many others – and film/TV celebrities, including most of the Mystery Science Theater 3000 cast, and a reunion of actors from the 1984 cult film Savage Streets!
I’ll have a table in the artists alley and will have copies of my comics, graphic novels – including Femme Noir! – and prose anthologies on hand for purchase. I’ll try to have some Gravedigger and Perils On Planet X stuff there, too!
Hope to see some of you there!
– Chris
Femme Noir artist/co-creator Joe Staton will be at the New York Comic Con this weekend (October 10-13), signing and sketching at artist’s alley table B-3. If you’re attending the show, be sure to stop by his table and let him know how much you enjoy Femme Noir – or any of his other many comics triumphs, including Batman, Green Lantern, The Huntress and the Harvey Award-winning Dick Tracy newspaper strip
A belated congratulations to my Femme Noir co-creator/collaborator Joe Staton, as well as writer Mike Curtis and the rest of the Dick Tracy creative team, for their 2013 Harvey Awards win!
Under their talented, guiding hands, Chester Gould’s long-running comic strip, Dick Tracy, has not only reclaimed much of it’s former glory, but been recognized by comics professionals as today’s “Best Syndicated Strip!”
Well deserved, guys!
– Chris
Welcome to the new Femme Noir website and the beginning of our serialization of the origin(?) story (stories), “Blonde Justice!”
Unfortunately, the site isn’t quite finished yet. I’ve been a bit under the weather over the last few weeks, and while I have got the comic loaded into the queue with a couple of months’ worth of pages, I haven’t quite gotten around to getting all of the supplemental material in place.
Over the next week or so, I’ll be adding several art galleries to the site, archiving nearly every piece of art created for Femme Noir by co-creator Joe Staton, our professional friends, and our Femme fans. I also have a couple of surprises that will hopefully be online soon.
So… I hope you enjoy the comic and will drop by every Wednesday!
– Chris
