How did THAT happen?
I'm spying order pages appearing on various websites, so the wheels are turning....and I guess now's a good time to officially unveil the cover, since it's already on most of the sites, haha!
*drum roll*
So - that's the one to look out for! Not the blue-ish one that somehow found its way onto a few retail sites, ehehe.
It seems Much Ado is already listed on the Abrams site (our US publisher), so those of you in the US - yes! There will be an American release. weee ^_^
The same goes for the spiffy looking King Lear, illustrated by the mighty Illya.
Those of you in the UK keen to get hold of a copy of Much Ado before its official release, head along to They Walk Among Us on May 2nd for a day of fun, comicky frolics in the name of Free Comic Book Day, where I'll be signing along with other artists...and we'll have just 30 pre-release copies of the book, courtesy of SelfMadeHero. How exciting! I think it's going to be a fab day, so do come join us.
I'll also be at Bristol a week after that on the 9th and 10th of May, so if you miss out on the pre-release fun, head along to Bristol. Hell, even if you don't miss out on the pre-release fun, head along anyways - should be fun!
Wednesday, April 15, 2009
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smashin'!
ReplyDeletegreat play -- i played benedick once...
'strike up, pipers!'
(just about the only line i remember)
Hooray! Yeah, that's definitely my favourite of the comedies. Beatrice and Benedick rock!
ReplyDeleteand known as 'owt about nowt' up north I do believe.
ReplyDeleteNice cover Em.Best of luck with it and see you at Bristol. :-)
Gorgeous cover!
ReplyDeleteI once saw a marvellous open-air production of this in Hobart botanical gardens where the stage kept being invaded by a nosy possum, forcing the cast ad-lib around it wildly. Certainly the most I've ever belly-laughed at a Shakespeare comedy.
Brilliant, mate! Absolutely Brilliant! Much Ado About Nothing is my favorite play, and im sure it'll look even cooler in Manga!
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