Milx. Wow, there's a blast from the past! I didn't know you were going to have a book in Epic v2.0. I was in the middle of pulling together a pitch with a friend when that whole debacle imploded. The only other creator I knew personally who had a pitch accepted was Cleveland zine and indie comix artist John G (https://www.instagram.com/shinercomics/) who had a reimagining of Ghost Rider as a BMX bike kid, drawing on his own life and experiences (a BMX accident as a kid left him paralyzed below the waist). At the time he was doing mini-comix and a ton of concert posters for local bands, and I loved (and still do) his gritty, grimy, punk rock art style, and think the comics world is poorer for not having such a wild take on Ghost Rider on the stands.
John Greiner! Love John G. I remember that pitch, too, and thought then (and now) how good it could've been. (And I've still got that ZvR piece you were kind enough to have John do for me years ago.)
Milx. Wow, there's a blast from the past! I didn't know you were going to have a book in Epic v2.0. I was in the middle of pulling together a pitch with a friend when that whole debacle imploded. The only other creator I knew personally who had a pitch accepted was Cleveland zine and indie comix artist John G (https://www.instagram.com/shinercomics/) who had a reimagining of Ghost Rider as a BMX bike kid, drawing on his own life and experiences (a BMX accident as a kid left him paralyzed below the waist). At the time he was doing mini-comix and a ton of concert posters for local bands, and I loved (and still do) his gritty, grimy, punk rock art style, and think the comics world is poorer for not having such a wild take on Ghost Rider on the stands.
John Greiner! Love John G. I remember that pitch, too, and thought then (and now) how good it could've been. (And I've still got that ZvR piece you were kind enough to have John do for me years ago.)
I had totally forgotten about that ZvR piece!