We all know what today is, don’t we, wicked children?
Today is the day our enemies promises are revealed as false–and so we triumph!
Shame about MTV, though.
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The fine lads at lassies at Thirteen O’Clock have reviewed The Sixsmiths.
“The artwork is spare and simple, but consistent and effective. Once you get used to the style of art and storytelling, the two fit together very well. There are poignant moments and a good dose of comedy. It’s all very entertaining stuff.”
Click thee hence:
http://www.thirteenoclock.com.au/the-sixsmiths-by-j-marc-schmidt-and-jason-franks-review/
Mathieu Doublet has put The Sixsmiths in his Sélection Noël 2011 list in the ‘Rigoler’ category (that’s ‘comedy’ or ‘fun’, I believe)! Thank you very much, Mathieu!
Mathieu’s site is in French, but google will translate it for you nicely:
http://onirique.free.fr/spip/spip.php?article892
Cheers!
Fred Van Lente, author of the magnificent ACTION PHILOSOPHERS, as well as some other stuff you might not have heard of (like, oh, COWBOYS AND ALIENS, AMAZING SPIDER-MAN, IRON MAN ADVENTURES and COMIC BOOK COMICS), gave SIXSMITHS a shoutout on twitter as one of his top five graphic novels of 2011, alongsideATOMIC ROBO VOL 3, WHO IS JAKE ELLIS?, ASTRONAUT DAD and Dan Sabine’s THE HUNTER.
What a lovely way to close out 2011.
The SIXSMITHS vol.02 is now underway and I can’t wait to show you what we have in store for all y’all.
Happy New Year!
Julie Ditrich from Black Mermaid Productions has written this wonderful review of the book:
http://blackmermaidproductions.blogspot.com/2011/12/recommended-not-so-christmasy-graphic.html
Click for the review. If you’re into mermaids and elves, you should also check out their book Elf~Fin, written by Julie and illustrated by Jozef Szekeres, while you’re on the site.
