Free '76 at FX Show!

Four/Sixth of Atomic Revolver will be appearing at the FX Show in Orlando at the end of January.

Seth and I will be giving away free signed copies of '76 #1 at the Atomic Revolver panel on Saturday. Get 'em while they last!

'76 #4

Cover by Ed "The Edict" Tadem:

Comic Book Resources interview with BCM

"Moore Gives Good Karma":

http://www.comicbookresources.com/news/newsitem.cgi?id=12555

Ain't It Cool News calls '76 a "great comic"

But we knew that, right?

Here's the review:

’76 #1
Image Comics

Remember the seventies? Well, to be honest, I don’t. I was born in the mid-seventies, so I wasn’t really cognizant of such things, but now I can appreciate the cult following it has. Having done my Tarantino film and TV Land research, I have to say that I have a firm handle on some of the coolness that came from that wonderful decade and so does the talent behind this book. In the tradition of POWER MAN & IRON FIST comes ’76, an anthology (is it an anthology book if it has two ongoing stories? Not sure.) featuring the age old Black Guy/White Guy team up theme with a generous amount of ass-kicking and silky smooth styles throughout. Writer B. Clay Moore and artist Ed Tadem bring us “Jackie Karma” which features a pair of action toughs forced out of retirement when an old criminal returns to the streets. It’s the type of story that will most definitely warrant the line “I’m getting’ too old for this shit.” The art in this story is moody and harkens back to those gritty action movies of old. It’s kung-fu and street fighting mayhem you won’t forget. The second feature is called “Cool” and it definitely is that. From the fun way of introducing the main characters to the total embrace of seventies styles and clichés, writer Seth Peck and artist Ty Walker have made a great tribute to seventies stories and a helluva read too. The art is especially nice bringing enough cartoony aspects to make it fun, but maintaining a realism that doesn’t make the story too light and fluffy. All in all, this is a great comic honoring an age of cinema that is refreshing to see revived in graphic storytelling format. It debuts in January, so it looks like we all have a fun trip back in time in store for us in 2008. – Bug

http://www.aintitcool.com/node/34973

Jackie and Marcus's pad

In '76 #4, Marcus and Jackie return to their old HQ, and Marcus is surprised to find that Jackie's maintained the pad (click on it, baby. It won't bite!):

Cool on Newsarama

Check it out HERE

Updates soon!

I just realized we've been a little slow updating the blog over the past month.

There should be some tasty '76 publicity appearing here and there shortly, and we'll be sure to pass links along when it pops up.

For now, have this Ed Tadem page, from the fourth chapter of JACKIE KARMA!:

Damn, this Tadem kid is good. Hell, he's still working on the page....

SOLICITED!

'76 #1 (of 8 )
story B. CLAY MOORE & SETH PECK
art ED TADEM & TIGH WALKER
cover ED TADEM

Two continuing tales of Bicentennial street justice, featuring "Jackie Karma," by B. CLAY MOORE & ED TADEM, and "Cool," by SETH PECK & TIGH WALKER. Jackie Karma is a Sixties-era New York City karate master and street fighting legend who comes out of retirement to battle an old foe, while "Cool" features Los Angeles bounty hunters Pete Walker and Leon Campbell as they deal with runaway strippers, geriatric gangsters, drug-dealing dwarves and ex-porn star hit men.

JANUARY 9 o 32 PAGES o BW o $2.99

King of Cool

When two shirtless, bearded men fight in an abandoned swimming pool, EVERYBODY wins!

From "Cool" chapter 4

Covers!

The cover with logo for '76 #1, solicited soon for January:

Ed's art for the cover to #3: