Hey all,

I'm sorry to inform I'm fighting with the print has we speak cuz of then taken their dear sweet time to get the job done, so I hate to do it but I'm pushing the release back untill next month some time, sorry for the long ass wait ya'll

Sincerly,
Sean C.

Last edited by wildwolfstudio (2006-12-29 01:15:37)

Thank you for the update, and happy new year Sean! 
P.S. Are you going to be at Wizard World Chicago this summer?

Wow...that sounds like an amazing journey you're going to undertake in June.  I wish you the best on your rite of passage.

Looking forward to your comic's release in January.  Happy New Year!

yeah busboy I seem to remember talking to you about it in chicago, did you know that within the cherokee nation if you have one drop of their blood then you are concider a whole cherokee not just part, me on the other hand is I was to get techical on my blood quantam I'm 1/4th cherokee from my dad's side but with my mom's side in the mix I'm about 3rd. yeah some of my best memories are from the time I've spent on the reservation in the summers I use to spend every summer in Cherokee,N.C. so that's where alot of the inspiration for my comic come from. apart of the culture is the art of storytelling we use it for entertainment, teaching, & insight . but anyways before I begain to ramble on about the finer points of the culture I'm going to wrap this up. I will most definatly post about my trip when I get back from it & I'll let ya'll know when I get something straighted out with the printer

Last edited by wildwolfstudio (2006-12-30 17:22:45)

Cool post Sean, thank you.

Great post Sean, thatnk you for sharing all of that, that's very cool.

hey all yeah I'm very proud of my heritage and where I come from the main thing to remember about my book though is that it's not another steryotypical native american hero (no apache chiefs,thuderbirds or tontos  here lol) he's just an everyday guy that just happens to be native american, that just has some bad luck (or good luck depending on how you look at it lol) but yeah my heritage plays a huge roll in this book and the stories that I'll be telling, in fact there are some characters from native american myths that will begain to show up starting with issue #3 not to be giving away too much but (*cough* Coyote *cough* lol) also remember I'm also releasing exclusive tee-shirts soon. well that's it for now. take care & all that good stuff

Sincerly,
Sean C.

p.s. for abit of fun do you see the family resembalance between Taza & I 

Neat photos and story, Sean C.

hey all,

I heard from the printer and they just about got their printers back up and running so just has soon as they do the books will be printed,
also I'm currently work on designs for tee-shirts too, plus I got a fe other things in the works at the moment that I'll be announcing soon well take care all and I'll update ya'll again soon

Sincerly,
Sean C.

Last edited by wildwolfstudio (2007-01-13 09:17:03)

Hey all,

the printer is back & running , I got the proof ordered and has soon has I ok it, the book will be ready for ordering I will post a link when it become accessiable to me, on other news I'm putting the final touchs on the tee-shirt designs & I'm working on a deal for another merch. thing, well that all for now, I'll have more later ttyl

Sincerly,
Sean C.

wildwolfstudio wrote:

hey all yeah I'm very proud of my heritage and where I come from the main thing to remember about my book though is that it's not another steryotypical native american hero (no apache chiefs,thuderbirds or tontos  here lol) he's just an everyday guy that just happens to be native american, that just has some bad luck (or good luck depending on how you look at it lol) but yeah my heritage plays a huge roll in this book and the stories that I'll be telling, in fact there are some characters from native american myths that will begain to show up starting with issue #3

I do like how you stayed subtle there and wasn't stereotypical as you stated.  I am planning to take the same approach with my Anubis: Guardian of the Tomb regarding cultures outside the white-American norm.  I am just glad when they did show the 'Apache Chief' in the new Justice League cartoons they gave him a better name and more personality.

wildwolfstudio wrote:

*cough* Coyote *cough

Ah, by that lil remark I assume you're talking about those old Coyote comics being rereleased by...what was it...Image or something?  I found 'em refreshing albeit a decade out of date (the talk on Soviet Union blatantly gives that away).  I'm curious on your perspective on them since, aside from Spirit of the Wolf, I can't recall too-many original (and respectable) comics with Native American heroes.

I am eager to see what your new stories will hold.

Red Streak, no I didn't mean the Steve Gerber I think is who created it coyote. the Coyote I'm introducing is the one of native american myth & legend he is the trickster whom stole fire and gave it to man just to piss the other spirits off lol there is alot of stuff online about his myths & they will give you an idea of what type of character will be in the mix, or you can go to like blockbuster or some movie rental place and rent a movie called dreamkeeper and there some of the coyote lore there (& yeah I like the portrial of apache cheif in the new jsa I think it was more respectful towards natives) . on another note of the book still waiting to get the proof on the book it might be in next week so that's about it for the moment, now I go to go finish getting ready to head to t.n. tt ya'll later

Sean C.

Last edited by wildwolfstudio (2007-01-20 11:32:18)

Grigio wrote:

Cool...I rented Dreamkeeper last year and it was an excellent movie.  I really enjoyed it.  I remember the legends about Coyote and Spider in the movie were really funny.

Good luck with your comic.  I can't wait for the issue when Coyote makes an appearance

yeah Coyote & Ikotomi the spider are made out to be the butt of the moral jokes at times, other times made out to be heroes or tricksters but yeah Dreamkeeper is a great movie (one that I'm proud to own!) but yeah the Coyote issue (#3) will be out in time for Wizard World Chicago (July). the first issue will drop in a couple weeks. one thing I want to stress is that each book is a story into it's self but on somethings that the books deal with it helps to read each book but it's not required to enjoy each issue so it's going to be one of the few books that you can jump on to at anytime and not feel like you got a complete story (although each book has a central plotline that long term readers will catch but news can pick up on after a couple books ) yeah it's abit of a throw back to the way books were done during the silver age of comics (more story next to no adds ) has such I'll also be running the old letters to the editor page if enough mail is sent in. well that be enough on the rambles for now will have more soon so check back later on

Sincerly,
Sean C.