"Another good one for Th3rd World Studios, which has put out some impressive, high quality comics."
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Sunday, July 20, 2008
Comics and other Imaginary Tales reviews Creature Feature
"Creature Features delivers on its promise, a fun filled fright fest with monsters and laughter. A pure and unadulterated joy. "
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Monday, July 14, 2008
Project Fanboy review of Creature Feature
Check out this link to see the latest review that we got from Project Fanboy.
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"A collaboration of great minds in the comic industry bring to us an anthology of pure horror enjoyment. Similar to the styles of Tales from The Crypt, and the Twilight Zone. The team at Thr3dworld bring to light some of the strangest, imaginative, interesting pieces of horror told in a comic in quite some time. From the science fiction, to bestial monsters from beyond, this comic definitely packs a punch."
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"A collaboration of great minds in the comic industry bring to us an anthology of pure horror enjoyment. Similar to the styles of Tales from The Crypt, and the Twilight Zone. The team at Thr3dworld bring to light some of the strangest, imaginative, interesting pieces of horror told in a comic in quite some time. From the science fiction, to bestial monsters from beyond, this comic definitely packs a punch."
Friday, July 11, 2008
Creature Feature Reviewed at Jazma Online
Special thanks goes out to Jazma Online's Richard Vasseur for taking the time to review Creature Feature.
"You will not want to miss one of his horror fest issues of fright."
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"You will not want to miss one of his horror fest issues of fright."
http://forums.jazmaonline.com/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=687
Wednesday, July 2, 2008
Creature Feature Review Copy is Complete
It seems like it took forever, but finally the book is all put together. Jon will be taking it from here, , barring someone doesn't catch something I missed, and drop it into Quark/InDesign to prepare for print. It's a huge load off, but unfortunately a very small part of the process.
Next step is to push the book in as many places as possible. Blogs, myspace, facebook, twitter, new sites, forums, the list goes on and on. For me this is always the hard part. I know we can make a book, its selling the book that is tough. Convincing someone to buy something you made is never easy, especially in a market as saturated as this one. I have a lot of respect for guys who somehow manage to be everywhere at once, the consummate salesmen that can convince you how great their product is and why you need it. Lukcily for this project we have people who do a fantastic job of getting the word out. I find myself spending more time worrying about how to advertise than just going out there and advertising. Only way to get it done is to get it done, not just talk about it.
With that I'm off to, hopefully, "get it done."
Next step is to push the book in as many places as possible. Blogs, myspace, facebook, twitter, new sites, forums, the list goes on and on. For me this is always the hard part. I know we can make a book, its selling the book that is tough. Convincing someone to buy something you made is never easy, especially in a market as saturated as this one. I have a lot of respect for guys who somehow manage to be everywhere at once, the consummate salesmen that can convince you how great their product is and why you need it. Lukcily for this project we have people who do a fantastic job of getting the word out. I find myself spending more time worrying about how to advertise than just going out there and advertising. Only way to get it done is to get it done, not just talk about it.
With that I'm off to, hopefully, "get it done."
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