MA – ZombieBomb Signing

Adam Miller and Rich Woodall sign on Saturday, August 14th from 12-3 p.m. The second issue of this anthology series debuted at the San Diego Comic-Con and makes its East-Coast debut with a special Hub Comics Variant edition. Get your copies of this book while you can. It’s sold out at every show they’ve attended, and has only been printed in small runs so far. The book will be nationally available from Terminal Press later this year.

Hub Comics
19 Bow Street, Somerville, MA 02143-2933

MA – Horror Master Signing

Steve Niles signs an exclusive cover of Mystery Society #1 from IDW Publishing at Larry’s Comics on Friday May 28th from 2pm-6pm. Adam Miller is bringing a bag of ZombieBombs to keep him company. Come show these guys some love.

Larry’s Comics, 68 Lakeview Avenue, Lowell, MA 01850

MA – ZombieBomb Signing

(Co-Art Director of ZombieBomb!) and artist Michael Crockett open an exhibition of artwork and sign some comics on Friday May 7th from 7-9pm at Bloc 11 Cafe in Union Square.

Adam Miller

Bloc 11 Cafe, 11 Bow Street, Somerville, MA 02143

(617) 623-0000

MA – Earth Needs FCBD

Adam Miller, Charles Wilson III, and Tyler James sign at Larry’s Comics on May 1st for Free Comic Book Day.

Larry’s Comics has plenty of events lined up for FCBD this weekend; special friend and zombie master Adam Miller will be signing the exclusive Larry’s Comics edition of ZombieBomb! (see cover above) from 11am-2pm. Charles Wilson III, artist of one of 2009′s best received indie comics Stuff of Legends, will be on hand, and local artist Tyler James has graciously offered to draw free sketch cards from 11am-2pm. Also CGC will be grading books, Larry will be cooking up his famous hot dogs, and of course there’s free comics!!

Larry’s Comics, 66 Lakeview Ave, Lowell, MA 01850

Boston Comic Con a Phenomenal Success

When you have a guest roster that boasts comic book icons like Jim Lee, Sergio Aragones, and Mike Mignola, one would assume a good turnout. The Boston Comic Con anticipated more attendees by moving to a bigger venue. But no one could have predicted the crush of people who lined up for hours outside the Westin Waterfront on Saturday April 10th. With a record attendance 60% larger than any of the previous shows, the Boston Comic Con was clearly the place to be.

There was an excitement in the air that was felt by fans, artists, and vendors alike. Many observations were made to this show quickly becoming the northeast equivalent of homegrown, comic book central conventions in the vein of Emerald City Comicon, Baltimore Comic Con, and the venerable HeroesCon. “This is the show that put us on the map,” said co-founder Nick Kanieff. 

Newly anointed DC Comics co-publisher Jim Lee was on hand to sign for hundreds of fans, many of whom walked away with a rare and coveted head sketch. He also spoke on a spotlight panel, as did Hellboy creator Mike Mignola, and Eric Powell, creator of The Goon. Eisner Award-nominees JH Williams III, Skottie Young, and Cameron Stewart were all besieged by comic art enthusiasts looking to add sketches and commissions to their collection. And legends like Bill Sienkiewicz, Jim Starlin, and Sergio Aragones met with both fans that have been following their work for decades and those first discovering their work. 

Artist alley was a showcase of the phenomenal talent that New England has to offer. ZombieBomB! co-creator Adam Miller said “The response we received at the Boston Comic Con was amazing! We sold out of our book on the first day of the convention; it was more than we could have hoped for.” Mark Chiarello, Art Director of DC Comics, conducted many portfolio reviews giving advice and encouragement to dozens of artists. He also may have found DC’s next superstar in Jeff Wamester, a local who piqued Chiarello’s interest. 

Overall the reaction has been overwhelmingly positive. In response to the detractors, many of whom got stuck outside on Saturday when the Boston Police Department was concerned about the capacity of the venue, Boston Comic Con assures them that next year’s show will utilize a larger space and feature more programming. As a young show there are always growing pains, particularly when it is a fan-run operation without corporate financial backing. However, most attendees recognize and appreciate the intimacy of the show and the access it gives them to creators. 

This past weekend was a turning point for the Boston Comic Con. After four years of quietly building a convention that New England fans can be proud of, they have established themselves as a destination event. With this kind of momentum built up the next show on April 2-3, 2011 is sure to be one that comic fans absolutely cannot miss. Tell your friends!

(all photos courtesy of Alan Wong. see more photos from Boston Comic Con at the link)

MA – ZombieBomb! Signing

Meet Adam Miller, Rich Woodall, Joe Haley, Josh Morrissette, Steve Jones, Jerry Morrissette and more creators of ZombieBomb! this Saturday April 17th at the Newbury Comics location in Peabody, MA! They are signing and sketching from noon to 4pm. Help celebrate National Record Store Day and get your Zombie on. And good news: THEY WILL HAVE MORE BOOKS!  After completely selling out on the first day of the Boston Comic Con, stocks have been replenished! Here’s your chance to get a copy! BE THERE!

 ZombieBomB! Comic Anthology

“The reanimated brainchild of Adam Miller & Rich Woodall, ZombieBomb! Dead Not Dead is the first in a series of ZombieBomb! anthologies featuring top creators putting their spin on the cranium-chomping, lumbering legends. Each creative team involved has crafted their own unique interpretation of the subject matter, ensuring fans a diverse and original experience. From classic horror to offbeat alternative to whimsical comedy, the stories and artwork manage to breathe life into the undead and keep the rotting corpses fresh.”

Praise for ZombieBomB!

“This book was a blast and the art was amazing!! ZombieBomB! chewed my mind!”  -Ed McGuinness  (Hulk, Superman/Batman)

“These guys took it to task and killed it!”  -Dan Panosian  (Irredeemable, X-Men)

“WOW! This is a great collection of artists working on a fantastic anthology. 4 out of 5 stars”  -From the Tomb Magazine

“They have worked their fingers to the literal bone to bring you something special- ZombieBomB! has your name on it.” -PULPTONE.COM

 To order your copy of ZombieBomB! go to WWW.TERMINALPRESS.COM

For news and updates go to the “ZombieBomB! Comic Anthology” Fan Page on Facebook. Find us and become a ZombieBomBer today!

Talk to us: zombiebombcomic@gmail.com

Newbury Comics, 240 Andover Street, Peabody, MA 01960-1537

ZombieBomb! Drops at Boston Comic Con

 Boston Comic Con is happy to host the launch of ZombieBomb! from Terminal Press. Series creators Adam Miller and Rich Woodall will be on hand with the first copies available anywhere. Be sure to stop by their booth and pick up the exclusive blank cover edition, ready for sketches.

About ZombieBomb!:
The reanimated brainchild of Adam Miller and Rich Woodall, ZombieBomb!: Dead Not Dead is the first in a series of ZombieBomb! anthologies featuring top creators putting their spin on the cranium-chomping, lumbering legends. Each creative team involved has crafted their own unique interpretation of the subject matter, ensuring fans a diverse and original experience. From classic horror to offbeat alternative to whimsical comedy, the stories and artwork manage to breathe life into the undead and keep the rotting corpses fresh.
 
 
ZombieBomb!: Dead Not Dead features the talents of Shawn McManus (Sandman, Swamp Thing), Tomm Coker (Marvel, DC, Image), Neil Vokes (Marvel, DC, Image), Jack Herman (Terminator, Elementals), Paul Maybury (Image),  Matt Roberts (Image), Jason Copland (Image), Joe Haley (The Underburbs), Narek Gevorgian (Terminal Press, Elite Gudz), Matty Field, Jerry Morrissette, Tony Donley, Tom Whalen, Josh Morrissette, Veronica Hebard, Anthony Schiavino and Steve Jones.
 
 ZombieBomb! Dead Not Dead is available right now at TerminalPress.com. 
 
 Visit the Terminal Press Fan Page 
 
 Visit the ZombieBomb! Fan Page 

About Boston Comic Con:
The Boston Comic Con is in its fourth year of producing independent comic book shows and is committed to bringing the biggest and best comic book show to New England. Previously announced guests include Jim Lee, Mike Mignola, Eric Powell, JH Williams III, Joseph M. Linsner, Sergio Aragones, Amber Benson, Ben Templesmith, Bill Sienkiewicz, Billy Tan, Cameron Stewart, Christopher Golden, Craig Rousseau, Eva Hopkins, Jim Mahfood, Jim Starlin, Joe Jusko, Joe Quinones, Mark Chiarello, Michael Golden, Norman Lee, Skottie Young, Steve Rude, Pat Broderick, and many more!

The Boston Comic Con hosts over 22,000 square feet of vendors selling comic books, toys, posters, trading cards, and other pop culture memorabilia. The event will be held Saturday April 10th and Sunday April 11th at the Westin Waterfront, 425 Summer Street, Boston, MA from 10am to 5pm. Admission is $15 each day. For more information please go to the website.

MA – Brainfood Art Show

A one night only group art show, Saturday, March 13, 2010 from 8:00pm – 11:00pm.

Featured artists:
Andrew Houle
Michael Crockett
Ivy Dever
Thomas Dupere
Kevin Leslie
Luke Butler
Edward Stapel
Matthew Johnson
Jason Rodricks
Matthew Nutter
Joe Griffith
Adam Miller
Chris Coulon
Josh Morrissette
John Cardinal
Jonathan Kozowyk

Music by DJ Noel Snow

RSVP on Facebook

Eastern Boarder, 29 Andover Street, Danvers, MA 01923

(978) 777-5650

www.easternboarder.com

MA – Zombies Show

Montserrat College of Art announces a Zombie-theme art show with special guest Adam Miller, a Montserrat Illustration alum, CAF member, and Co-Art Director of the Zombie Bomb comic anthology. This show features work in various media and styles from current students, faculty, and alumni. Three Awards of Student Excellence will be presented at the show’s opening celebration: One chosen by the Illustration faculty, one chosen by Illustration majors, and one student work chosen by Adam Miller to be included in his upcoming publication!

Opening: Wednesday, February 17, 2010 6:00-7:30pm
Location: 301 Gallery, Montserrat College of Art, 301 Cabot Street Beverly, MA 01915
 
RSVP via Facebook!

MA – Pockets of Change Exhibit

Adam Miller and Joshua Morrissette are proud to present their new Exhibition, entitled “Pockets of Change”. The artist reception is on Friday, September 4th, from 5:30-8pm at Mingo Gallery, 284 Cabot Street in downtown Beverly, MA. The show runs from September 1st-October 10th. We’re hoping for a large turn-out and it would mean the world to us if you could be there. It will be the biggest show we have had together. Please spread the word, invite as many people as you like, the more the merrier. Please invite anyone you think would enjoy the show. There will be food and refreshments as always. So please save the date! What better way to start the long labor day weekend than with art, friends and fun?

Joshua Morrissette
www.myspace.com/jmiphoto.com
(portfolio webpage coming soon)

Adam Miller
www.myspace.com/adammillerart
http://serendipityartsales.net/

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