FREE SKETCHES!!!!

In honor of the launch of Samurai The Graphic Novel I have decided to put on my marketing cap and really go all out with everything I have learned from watching the Home Shopping Network at 3am. I have the Sham Wow to prove it!...but seriously this is a cool offer!

LIMITED TIME OFFER!
For everyone that buys a copy of the book in the next three days
(starting at 11pm tonight 1/24/11)will get a one of kind sketch of the character of their choice drawn by me on their copy of Samurai for FREE!!!

WE PASS THE SAVINGS ON TO YOU!
Ever wanted to own a piece of original art? Now you can for free! STGN is already worth the $10 smacks but with a free sketch it's worth an additional $25! This also applies to the STGN combo pack.

ACT NOW!
Here are links to the Samurai The Graphic Novel buy page. Obviously this is limited so don't get left out!

NOW AVAILABLE IN TWO FUN AND EXCITING VERSIONS! OPERATORS ARE STANDING BY!
Single issue:
http://komickarl.myshopify.com/collections/frontpage/products/samurai-the-graphic-novel

Combo pack:
http://komickarl.myshopify.com/collections/frontpage/products/samurai-comic-print-combo

Mike O'Hare Samurai Sneak peek

Michael O'Hare is known for his work on various toy lines and Comic work for both Marvel and DC as well as his creator owned title Flack Riot.

Mike is lending his considerable talent to Book 2 of Samurai The Graphic Novel. Here is a behind the scenes sneak peek at one his pages.  For more fantastic artwork from Michael O'Hare you can find him on Deviant Art: DA Page



You can pre-order Book 1 of Samurai The Graphic Novel here: Samurai Pre-Order

Samurai-The Graphic Novel

Samurai-The Graphic Novel is a new comic book anthology that showcases art and stories influenced by Samurai and their code Bushido.

This blog will be a unique behind the scenes look at the process of putting together a graphic novel. From story to design to layout to print. You will be able to follow the concept from start to finish and see first hand what it takes for a group of artists to put together a contemporary graphic novel and market it to the world.


I hope you will return often and see how things are developing.



Karl
Altstaetter
Editor in Chief