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    •Project: New Man #1 – Dave Davison is the subject of Project: New Man, a partly secret joint venture of the U.S. Government and the Fortress Foundation, a private sector non-profit philanthropic organization dedicated to public defense and scientific research. Dave has the dual role of being part of the research project and at the same time being groomed by the Government as a public protector in the Five Lakes Megalopolis area. Dave has a dark past which he hoped was dead and buried but in his first public adventure he confronts his past and an old partner head on in “The Mall Massacres”. Legacy Comics 1991 Black and White 32 page Independent Comic: Project: New Man #1is FREE to read in this very Web Browser!



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    •Project: New Man #2 – His actual identity is as much a mystery as what drives him. He calls himself Ebenezer Baal, and he is The Haunted Man but he intends for misery to have company as he in turn haunts Dave Davison a.k.a New Man. We find out in this origin tale Dave was not always a hero, and it seems his past is easily as shady as the criminals he now pursues! Co-Starring The Thunder Hawks! The backup story from Legacy Comics 1991 Black and White 64 page Independent Comic: Humants #1! FREE to read in this very Web Browser!



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    •Project: New Man #3– Dave Davison A.K.A New Man goes out for a morning jog only to return to the Moriah Building under a full scale attack from Cyber-Tech! Also featuring Bearcat, and the Thunder Hawks! Featuring lots of never before published material! 32 action packed pages FREE to read in this very Web Browser!



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    •Project: New Man #4– We tie up a lot of loose ends in this issue as The Haunted Man concludes. We find out the true identity of Ebeneezer Baal, see Bearcat in action again, see the abduction of Fawn and Nick, Cyber-Tech escapes plus a special secret surprise guest-star! Yeah! This one has it all! Featuring lots of never before published and some ALL-NEW material! 32 action packed pages FREE to read in this very Web Browser!



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    •Humants #1 – High crime rates, higher gas prices, inflation and garbage strikes, are one thing but the recent unnatural storms have the residents Five Lakes Megalopolis rattled. Then the appearance of unusual individuals wielding supernatural powers precede the coming of a walking, flying nightmare! His name is Megeddon, Dark Lord of the Hecati and his chief servant, the powerhouse called Devastax! Krystal McKliston is an investigative reporter looking into these mysteries as she learns there are “Humants Among Us!”The lead story from Legacy Comics 1991 Black and White 64 page Independent Comic: Humants #1! FREE to read in this very Web Browser!



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    •Humants #2– The Herald, Magistar, and Man Ark must enter into deadly battle with Megeddon, the Dark Lord of the Hecati and his chief servant, the powerhouse called Devastax! Their goal: no less than total world destruction! Krystal McCliston, investigative reporter, tries to capture the action on video while dodging falling debris. She later comfronts a new villain: The Tower! Janeta Rosebud meets Omni Spawn and things will never again be the same! The lead story from Legacy Comics 1992 Black and White 48 page Independent Comic: Humants #2! FREE to read in this very Web Browser!



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    •Humants #3– Omnispawn ushers in yet another Humant: The Savage Chaosta! Also having survived their first encounter with the evil Dark Lord Mageddon, the Khosmotic Warriors have banded together and rented an old warehouse to use as a headquarters and training facility. Featuring lots of never before published material! 32 action packed pages FREE to read in this very Web Browser!



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    •Humants #4– This issue features the all out war between the Humants and the Renegade Humants! It's action from cover to cover as Freazie White, Jr. writes and does finished pencils over Mark Poe's layouts and we introduce a new inker, Paul Schulze! Featuring lots of never before published material! 32 action packed pages FREE to read in this very Web Browser!



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    •Humants #5– What happens when you try to administer first aid to an unconscious Humant? Well, in the case of Chaosta things could get pretty scary when she wakes up and thinks she is still battling the Renegade Humants! Man Ark and Sojourner find a lot of trouble for their efforts! Plus: Much More by Freazie White, Jr. new inker, Anthony Grayand Billy Leavell with Letters and Edits! PLUS: An offbeat Bearcat backup tale! By Mark Poe, Freazie White, Jr., Mark Alan Lester and Billy Leavell! Featuring lots of never before published material! 32 action packed pages FREE to read in this very Web Browser!



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    •Mega Tales #1– Tess is a young lady who is a living tesseract. She comes from another dimension and in our dimension she can teleport herself or just about anything else just about any where. She manifests the power in a number of ways other than teleportation and she has a cute little 4th dimensional dog with a very high I.Q. named Nostradamus. In short: we are 3D beings, Tess and Nostradamus are 4D beings.Plus: Much More by Greg Legat writer/creator, Mark Poe with pencils, letters and colors! and J. Adam Walters handling inking embellishment. Featuring never before published material! 32 action packed pages FREE to read in this very Web Browser!



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DAVE SIMONS! TESS! FACEBOOK COMIC CON ROLLS ON! Tuesday’s Update

Tuesday, March 17th, 2009

Dave StevensWelcome to Tuesday’s Daily Mega Comics Group Updates!

Dave Simons is an inherently notable artist in comics history!  🙂 Dave Simons has been doing comics either inking or penciling or both for the better part of 4 decades! Most of his work has been at Marvel but he has also had some work for DC and some in the animation field as well. Dave has worked on one project or another for nearly every character in the Marvel Super-Hero Universe including Spider-man, Ghost Rider, and Conan to name a few. He has worked with Frank Miller, Rich Butler, Gene Colan and many other notable talents in comics. He has done a large body of work and done it very well. He may not be one of those names that is as recognizable as the ones above because he has always taken the back seat in assignments, being mainly an inker/embellisher and always more concerned with contributing to the team than in gaining notoriety for himself. More on his career in just a moment…

Dave & DaredevilRecently Dave was diagnosed with cancer and the prognosis has not been good. Having worked all his life amassing a large archive of art as his resume but never having garnered a lot of headlines or  generated a lot of royalties. Now, he finds himself struggling to make ends meet with the added cost of medical bills along with the normal day to day bills. The comics community has been finding out little by little because Dave has been keeping it all to himself never to be one to ask for a handout. NHaving learned of the ordeal, Comics Fans and Professionals are rallying to his aid to help a guy who has always helped others, in his time of need.

Dave participated in the big Gala Kickoff Celebration launching the Facebook Comic Con. Several sites have been set up for him and in his honor. Also his own personal web site and his new Wikipedia entry. In addition there are some auctions of his work and other notables who have contributed works to raise money to help ease Dave’s financial burden! The art at the below and to the right is one such piece by Dave himself being auctioned on eBay.

Dave Stevens' Robo & Apes

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• Inherently Notable – An Art Jam in Appreciation of Dave Simons

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• wikipedia.org entry for Dave Simons

Now here’s a little more about Dave as promised above from his recently added Wikipedia entry by Daniel Best.

Dave Simons is an American comic book writer and artist. Simons has worked in comics since the 1970s and is well known for his work on Conan, Ghost Rider, Howard the Duck, Dracula, Forgotten Realms and more recently Courage the Cowardly Dog. He has worked with some of the giants in the field such as John Buscema, Bob Budiansky and Gene Colan.

Black Cat Sketch Trading Card

Early Years
Dave Simons grew up in New York and always wanted to be a comic book artist. “I always wanted to do comics since I was about eight years old,” Simons said, “so I started making a point of drawing something every day. I figured if I just kept doing that, then eventually I’d get better at it.” After a stint in the Coast Guard, and a chance series of meetings with Frank Robbins, Simons elected to undertake formal training to be an artist. As part of his education Simons attended the now legendary art workshops run by Marvel Comics artist John Buscema. It was while attending these classes that he became friends future comic book artists Ken Landgraf and Armando Gil. It was through Landgraf that Simons produced his first published work, which consisted of mainly commercial illustrations and the occasional soft-core pornographic comic book. Breaking away from Landgraf, Simons and Gil formed an alliance and friendship that continues to this day.

Human Torch Sketch Trading Card

Marvel Career
Approaching then-Marvel editor Rick Marschall at a convention in the early 1980s, Simons was able to get his samples seen and assessed. At the time Marschall was overseeing the black and white magazine line for Marvel and Simons was duly assigned the duty of inking the first issue of the Howard the Duck magazine. After submitting the story Simons was assigned a fill-in Falcon story, which he inked with the assistance of Gil over Sal Buscemas pencils. This marked his first professional work for Marvel and in mainstream comic books.

Simons was then assigned both pencilling and inking jobs for Marvel. One of the artists who’s pencils he inked was Gene Colan. “Gene Colan was always my favorite penciler to work on,” says Simons today. “That was like a match made in heaven because a lot of people didn’t understand Gene’s shading. I thought ‘this is great, this is a great jumping on point if you’re gonna do black and white stuff’.” Simons attention to detail came into high demand in the 1980s and his inking credits include artists such as Keith Pollard, Ron Wilson, Frank Miller, John Buscema, Marc Silvestri, Greg LaRoque, John Romita Jr, Ed Hannigan, Walt Simsonson and more. Titles that featured his inking include Thor, The Thing, Marvel Premiere, Night Thrasher, Iron Man, King Conan, Dr Strange, Star Wars, Star Trek, Thundercats and others.

Team-Up Cover with Miller

Simons’s tenure at Marvel wasn’t limited to inking. He proved himself to be a very capable penciler and his pencils and ink combination were featured in titles such as the Spectacular Spider-Man, Team America, What If, Marvel Comics Presents, Bizarre Adventures, Red Sonja, Web Of Spider-Man, King Conan. He also provided cover art to titles such as Power Man & Iron Fist, Ghost Rider, Darkhold, Machine Man, Kull The Conqueror, Marvel Team-Up, Marvel Two In One, Crystar, Moon Knight and many others. “Pencilling, if you’re doing it right,” said Simons, “is a much tougher gig than inking. Even though I usually liked to know what was going on, with inking you don’t necessarily have to be involved with the story. With pencilling you have to be intimately involved with the story because you’re the one who’s bringing the writers work and intentions across to the readers, as to what he’s trying to communicate there. You have to think of the drama, the camera angles, and the composition, make sure you leave room for the word balloons, all those sorts of things.”

Ghost Rider
Simons’s best known Marvel work was his run on the first series of Ghost Rider. His run on the title saw him first inking veteran artist Don Perlin before joining with Bob Budiansky to create one of the best remembered runs of the characters history. Budiansky and Simons worked with writers Roger Stern and J.M. DeMatteis. “The only speed bump we hit in this whole thing was when Simons, who of that team is the unsung hero, left,” Budiansky recalls. “He used to come to the office dressed in leather. I mean, this was not an act, he’d come dressed in one of these black leather, zipper jackets. I don’t know if he also wore leather pants. He might have worn them. But anyway, the point is, he knew how to ink leather, which was really important for Ghost Rider. So when he left the book we never really were able to replace that look that he gave the book. The rest of the team was all somewhat saddened by his departure.” Marvel attempted to duplicate the highly detailed and rendered look that Budiansky and Simons were able to give the character when the character was relaunched in the early 1990s but never quite succeeded.

Forgotten Realms 14 p6

DC Career
In the 1990s Simons left Marvel and crossed companies to DC. At DC he worked on titles such as Deathstroke The Terminator, Spelljammers, Dragonlance and Forgotten Realms, the latter he inked over Rags Morales’s pencils. “I liked the combination of me and Rags Morales,” says Simons, “He has that Frazetta thing going on and I was hip to that and tried to bring that out a lot.” Simons also worked on a number of cartoon based books during his time at DC and his work is featured in titles such as Cartoon Network Block Party. During this time he also illustrated Roger Rabbit at Disney.

Animation Career
In the late 1990s Simons left the comic book industry and moved into animation. As an artist he provided storyboards to such shows as Captain Planet, Exo-Squad Masters Of The Universe, Zula Patrol, Psi-Kix and Maya and Miguel. Recalls Simons, “The list of shows I’ve worked on is certainly longer than the list of comic books that I’ve worked on at this point.” Simons also directed the show Spy Dogs and worked again with Gil on this show, hiring him as a storyboard artist. Simons has the distinction of working on both an animated TV program and the comic book spin-off at the same time, this was when he worked on the animated show Courage The Cowardly Dog, which he subsequently drew the DC comic book of the same name.

Post Animation
Simons is known as a creator of characters. He has developed his own co-creation, Beastball Saga, with Sebastian Mondrone. He is also developing a new character, Donna Thyme, with writer Daniel Best.

Simons’s most recent work has been on the book Army Of Darkness, along with contributing art to various trading card sets issued by Rittenhouse. He has also contributed art to variant covers for series such as Red Sonja and the ‘100 Hulks’ project. Simons is also active with commissions.

Tess Back Cover B&W

Tomorrow we’ll have a Dave Simons Gallery. Now let’s finish up today with some Mega Comics!

Tess Cover Art Preview

Mega Tales # 1 is a couple of weeks from it’s web debut featuring Greg Legat’s character: Tess! That’s short for tesseract. The image you see to your left is a back cover Mark Poe did back in 1987.

If you don’t know what a tesseract is Wikipedia defines it as: In four dimensional geometry, the tesseract, also called an 8-cell or regular octachoron, is the four-dimensional analog of the cube, which is in turn the three dimensional analog of the square.

Below is another artifact from Wikipedia, a neat little gif animation released into the public domain by its author, Jason Hise which gives us a little better undersatanding of the concept…I think.

tesseract model animated

Anyway, Tess is a young lady who is a living tesseract. She comes from another dimension and in our dimension she can teleport herself or just about anything else, just about any where. She manifests the power in a number of ways other than teleportation and she has a cute little 4th dimensional dog named Nostradamus. The book was originally to be published by Dimension Graphics but unfortunately never saw print.

Greg Legat created and wrote Tess while Mark Poe, and J. Adam Walters did the art. The series for  the web will be in full color.

Any questions or comments? All are welcome.

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MCG 10 Year Anniversary • The Book of God • TMNT Color Classics

Friday, June 15th, 2018

Welcome to Friday’s Mega Comics Group Updates!

WordPress was NOT the problem! We were unable to complete our usual weekly blog last week because we could not place photos. We had just updated WordPress so we assumed it might be an update problem. However, that was not the case. As it turns out we had installed an SEO plug-in which was messing up switching for the Visual Editor to the Text (Code) editor. When we are writing our blog we make use of both of those resources. We turned off the renegade plug-in and everything is back as it should be. The plug-in is called  Yoast SEO. It has several nice features so we sincerely hope the developers can work the bugs out with an update soon. We really would like to use it.

Mega Tales # 1 at Ka-Blam

mega Tales #1 2nd Printing

We got all the updates for Mega Tales # 1 (second printing) done and uploaded to Ka-Blam. We expect to receive copies very soon, probably next week. Also the digital version will be available as soon as the printed version is completed. You will be able to find that issue along with our Project: NewMan and Humants books at IndyPlanet.com. You can see, from the preview of the cover here,  this 2nd printing has been revised and updated from cover to cover more in line with what we have done with our Legacy Comics 25th Anniversary Editions. There’s a good reason for this: with the arrival of June 2018, MegaComicsGroup.com is now 10 years old. Yep, we’ve maintained this site for 10 years starting out with converting the Legacy Comics books we did back in the early ’90’s into web comics. We had a great time establishing separate sites for first, the Project: NewMan books and then  the Humants books. We posted a page of each book every day until we ran out of the original print runs. 2 books of each series had seen printed during the Legacy Comics Independent days, 2 of which were combined into a 64 page printed book, so there were only 3 issues of Legacy Comics that were distributed in comics shops across the nation. The remaining issues were canceled when the Independent Boom of the late ’80’s and early ’90’s went bust. But we had another issue finished for PNM and 3 more for Humants which no one had ever seen. We had a plot for PNM # 4 which Freazie and Mark went back to with a new script and art 20 some years after the original series. Now, they are doing the same with Humants #6 which hopefully will be out at the end of the year or first of next. It’s been a long time coming for Legacy Comics. But Mega Comics Group has just begun! Mega Tales #1, ironically contained the previously unpublished story of Tess from before the Legacy Comics days. There is a full script for the conclusion of the story for Mega Tales #2 but no art yet. Beyond that we have several new ideas we want to toss at you, so stay tuned, amigos!

Good Reads: The Book of God

The Book of God

If God had a book written and published, wouldn’t you want to read it? Well, He has! Many people believe the Bible is divinely inspired but not exactly sure of the process of how the Bible came into being. The Book of God takes readers on an incredible journey through the historical process of how God delivered to us a written revelation of Himself and a series of trustworthy messages to all mankind. This one-of-a-kind graphic novel is a faith builder for people of all ages. The Book of God is a graphic novel by Ben Avery and Javier Saltares. Ben Avery has written over thirty graphic novels for publishers like Zondervan, Image, Marvel, Random House, and numerous smaller press publishers.  Javier Saltares has penciled comics for Marvel with work on such characters as Ghost Rider, Wolverine, Spider-man, the Prowler and more. Together they have crafted a fascinating and visually stunning graphic novel which was well researched, with footnotes citing sources at the end of the story. The story is written with an older audience in mind, which is the way of most graphic novels since there have been graphic novels. We reviewed the BibleForce Story Bible last time, which is geared toward pre-teens but can be enjoyed by all ages. The Book of God is geared more for 13 and up, although some younger could still enjoy it.  Not only is it the history of where the Bible came from, it is also a history of where “books” originated. The history of the Bible is the history of oral and written communication. The dramatic illustrations enhance the remarkable story of how we got our Bibles. This graphic novel contains a huge amount of historical detail and evidence to sustain the Bible’s authenticity and confirm that it indeed The Book of God. 

Game Of Life Chapter 4 Page 3Good Reads 2:

TMNT Color Classics

Turtle fans who remember the first issues of the now classic Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles which began in May 1984 will want this! The original 7 or 8 issues of Kevin Eastman’s and Peter Laird’s Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles have been collected into a trade paperback  in full color! The comic books were originally black and white with 2 color covers. These were the books which launched the short lived Independent Comics Black and White Boom! Actually, the color versions were done in 2012, or there about, and released as regular comics. This year they put all the re-colored versions together. It’s a really beautiful book! Well… as beautiful as a quartet of humanoid turtles can be, that is! But if you are a TMNT fan, it will be a treat! Get it Amazon or your local Comic Shop.

 

MCG 10th Anniversary

Mark’s Remarks

Congratulation to my nephew, Sean Biddle who tied the knot with his college sweetie, Caitlin Hearn! We, my family and wife’s family members, all got to attend the wedding just outside Atlanta weekend before last. The festivities were outside at a Sports Lodge call Fox Hall.  It was a real hoot! There was plenty of food afterward at the reception then the wedding supper which followed. After that, lots of folks got up and danced a bit. We were all really proud of Caitlin and Sean and wish them many happy years of wedded bliss!

Mark's Nephew gets hitched!

Mark’s nephew gets hitched!

After the wedding my youngest son, Alex,  who still lives at home, my wife, Rhonda and I all started our summer vacation. We loaded up the little ol’ trusty Ford Escape and headed for Cherokee, North Carolina for a night and a day and then over Ol’ Smoky to the town of Gatlinburg, Tennessee. This has been a favorite vacation area of our whole extended family since we were little kids. We had a great time! We rode some rides, toured some attractions, played mini-golf and shopped for souvenirs. It was a much needed diversion from our regular work routine.
MCG Turns Ten!

Happy Tenth Anniversary! Well, it looks like the Mega Minions have already stolen my thunder in announcing the 10th Anniversary of Mega Comics Group. So I don’t have much to add to what has already been posted. But I’ll just show you our official Tenth Anniversary Logo Seal. Pretty neat, eh?

That’a wrap for this week. Stay cool, have fun and as always…

Onward! – Mark

 

Where to buy comics, CHEAP!

 

Ollie's Bargain OutletOllie’s Bargain Outlet! Free plug for them and tip for you! Need a good, cheap place to buy some NEW back issues of comics, trades and graphic novels? Well, Ollies is the place! Many trade paperbacks and graphic novels regularly $19.99 or more can be had for as little as $2.99! That’s 100-200 pages of comics for less than the price of a regular 32 page comic book! How can they do it?

Ollie’s Bargain Outlet is one of America’s largest retailers of closeout merchandise and excess inventory. They have 277 “semi-lovely” stores which sell merchandise of all descriptions and some beyond description!

You’ll find real brands at real bargain prices in every department, from housewares to sporting goods to flooring and to food. Ollie’s buyers scour the world looking for closeouts, overstocks, package changes, manufacturer refurbished goods, and irregulars.

Much of the merchandise comes direct from the finest manufacturers in the country and abroad. For example, if a manufacturer makes too much of an item, or changes their packaging, Ollie’s will buy the overstocked or old packaged items. So, you will always find famous brand name products at Ollie’s, but a lot of them could be last year’s colors, patterns or packaging that traditional retailers won’t sell.

Ollie’s has also liquidated major retail centers, working very closely with financial institutions. When companies liquidate, the banks will often dispose of remaining inventories and turn them into cash. Ollie’s brings the goods back to our stores and passes the savings to you, the customer.

Ollie's Bargain OutletFolks, everything you buy at Ollie’s is covered by our 30-day “No Hard Time” guarantee. If for any reason you are not completely satisfied with your purchase, return it within 30 days of purchase for a full refund (with sales receipt). Check out there web site Store Locator and see if there is an Ollie’s near you!

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