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By Jeff from Hyperbubble, on December 11th, 2011
Do elves make MicroKorgs?
Jess with a box of Christmas vinyl surprises!
Crank up the Christmas tunes! Hyperbubble are going shopping this weekend!
Besides the crucial visit to Toy Joy in Austin, we’re doing a lot of buying on the internet this December.
If you’re at a loss for space [Read it all...]
By Sanford Allen, on November 11th, 2011
Redbeard Comics honcho Austin Rogers shows off his goods.
A considerable amount of San Antonio’s sf/fantasy/horror talent will be venturing north on I-35 this weekend.
By our count, nearly a dozen writers, artists and organizations will represent the Alamo City at the Wizard World Austin Comic Con, which runs today through Sunday at the Austin [Read it all...]
By Sanford Allen, on May 13th, 2011
A page from David Liss' Mystery Men.
San Antonio novelist David Liss is continuing his push into comics with a new five-part miniseries called Mystery Men. And its publisher, Marvel, has been kind enough to provide an eight-page preview.
The retro-pulpy Mystery Men spins the yarn of five 1930s vigilantes who don costumes to become [Read it all...]
By Peter Loxsom, on March 5th, 2010 I have always appreciated the power of the graphic novel as a story telling medium especially when it rises above the comic forms roots of superheroes, and other male adolescent power fantasies to embrace a richer narrative and deeper characters. With that firmly in mind I was quite happy to engross myself in Foiled from [Read it all...]
By Paul Vaughn, on November 4th, 2009 Hey! Got some weird friends and you never know what to kind of presents to give them? How about some unique handcrafted props from the Overtime Theater? You can get ‘em this week only at our old location, 1216 West Avenue (corner of West and Olmos Avenues)
As they pack up for the move to [Read it all...]
By Sanford Allen, on August 21st, 2009 Comic artist and writer Lea Hernandez
LEA HERNANDEZ is a San Antonio-based comic artist and writer who works in a Japanese Manga-influenced style. She is creator of RUMBLE GIRLS and co-creator, along with GAIL SIMONE, of KILLER PRINCESSES. She has also worked for MARVEL and DC COMICS and was the original editor of GIRLAMATIC.COM. [Read it all...]
By Paul Vaughn, on July 19th, 2009 We really appreciate everyone who stopped at the Missions Unknown table at ECKMAN’S CARD, COMIC AND TOY SHOW Saturday at Live Oak Civic Center. We enjoyed saying hello, handing out flyers and discussing our work and passion. If you are new to Missions Unknown, drop us a comment and let us know what you think.
Scott [Read it all...]
By Sanford Allen, on July 17th, 2009 Mike Fisher attempts a Vulcan mind meld on a photographer.
MIKE FISHER is a San Antonio-based illustrator, animator and writer who has released a spate of comics and – most recently – short films through his own GOOFA MAN PRODUCTIONS imprint. His comics take an irreverent look at classic sf movies and fandom, and [Read it all...]
By Mission Control, on July 16th, 2009 Anybody want to donate near-mint Jack Kirby comics? We'll gladly accept.
If you’re a comic fan, you probably have the calendar marked for ECKMAN’S CARD, COMIC AND TOY SHOW this Saturday at Live Oak Civic Center. Here’s the new twist: all three Missions Unknown contributors will be in attendance.
Look for us at the [Read it all...]
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JOHN PICACIO is a World Fantasy Award-winning and Hugo
Award-nominated illustrator of science fiction, fantasy, and horror literature.
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SANFORD ALLEN is a musician and author with more than
two dozen horror and dark fantasy stories published.
Sanford Allen | Boxcar
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PAUL VAUGHN is a graphic artist,
web designer, writer, consultant and all around techno-geek.
The Mac
Guy | Dingus Design |
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SCOTT A. CUPP is a writer whose work has been nominated for the World Fantasy Award.
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