Hey folks! Two Gargoyles Comics ‘ Thunder #4 is finished, and will be sent to the printer’s in the New Year. We thought you might appreciate a teaser in the form of the cover to this upcoming issue!

#481. A Plague of the Spirit – Page 6
20 16880 Apr 17, 2024
#482. A Plague of the Spirit – Page 7
28 16844 Apr 17, 2024
#483. A Plague of the Spirit – Page 8
26 17141 Apr 17, 2024
#484. A Plague of the Spirit – Page 9
21 17176 Apr 17, 2024
#485. A Plague of the Spirit – Page 10
23 16922 Apr 17, 2024
#486. A Plague of the Spirit – Page 11
21 16867 Apr 17, 2024
#487. A Plague of the Spirit – Page 12
21 17317 Apr 17, 2024
#488. A Plague of the Spirit – Page 13
25 17108 Apr 17, 2024
#489. A Plague of the Spirit – Page 14
30 16829 Apr 17, 2024
#490. A Plague of the Spirit – Page 15
25 16824 Apr 17, 2024
Hey folks! Two Gargoyles Comics ‘ Thunder #4 is finished, and will be sent to the printer’s in the New Year. We thought you might appreciate a teaser in the form of the cover to this upcoming issue!
From all of us at Twogargs to you! Pencils by Dean Meek, ink and color by Jeremy Thew.
It’s true! Follow us on Twitter as @Twogargs — https://twitter.com/Twogargs ! While you’re at it, did you know we’re also on Facebook? Heck yeah! Find our Page under Two Gargoyles Comics — https://www.facebook.com/pages/Two-Gargoyles-Comics/118723674822219 — and you have more ways to keep up with the happenings at Two Gargoyles!
Wow, a little late on this one!
I’d like to thank Jeremy Thew on being not only a welcome presence at the TwoGargs table, but also to congratulate him on his first ever Canadian convention!
The general overview of Edmonton Expo was very pleasant. Like its sister con, Calgary Expo, the myriad assortment of dealers, comics professionals and celebrity guests was like a smorgasbord of entertainment– something for everyone. Artist’s Alley continues to be a thriving space for artists and comics people alike– the traffic is incredible compared to the tumbleweeds blowing down the Small Press area.
However, I must give you this advice: Whether you’re an old pro at attending conventions or new to it, you really owe it to yourself to visit both Artist’s Alley AND Small Press. These are the creators that you’ve never heard of mixed in with some more familiar names. This is where you can find creator-owned comics and properties that are utterly original, off the beaten path of comicsdom — and please don’t take that to mean that you won’t find good, solid work you can resonate with. It’s there. Explore and you may just find the next super-comic. Everyone starts somewhere– you could discover the next blazing star!
Sales were good! Not as good as Calgary, but given that the show is slightly smaller (though not for much longer, if it keeps growing the way it has been) and that the audience is largely the same, and that I didn’t have as much new stuff at the table as I would have liked, I would still call it a total success!
And yes, we’ll definitely be back next year!
Some caveats: The Sutton Place Hotel, which is right in the heart of downtown Edmonton, is an unqualified dive. Upon our arrival we chanced to see the manager chasing a drunk out into the street after he’d pulled out a knife in the hotel lobby. We missed this dramatic display by seconds.
The hotel also screwed up room reservations, number of beds, people in the room, issuing of parking passes, you name it– and not ONE WORD of apology. In fact, it seemed as if each and every staff member was having their very first day on the job from the level of incompetence and lack of concern about making things right. Topping that off is the fact that downtown Edmonton is a ghost town on the weekends, so if you’re trying to get a hot breakfast in you before going to sit all day at a dealer’s table, your choices are limited. So next year– NO DOWNTOWN HOTELS! And definitely avoid Sutton Place in particular.
The best thing, in my opinion, about conventions is the inspiration and the networking with other creators. Nothing makes me want to create more than discussing ideas with others, or seeing what others have done. It just fires me up. Even as a fan who attended these things before I ever put pen to paper, I knew I wanted to join this mad circus, this creative mecca of nerditry and artistry. I’m very happy to be here now, sharing the experience with all of you.
–Michael