Howard Wong

Children books come in all shapes and sizes. They are fairy tales, adventures tales and stories with zombies. What!? ZOMBIES ? Agnes Garbowska has written and illustrated a wonderful zombie book for kids called You, Me and Zombie. I had a sneak peek as it was coming together while I was helping with edits. "What a terrific idea," is all I had running in my head as I read the story and looked at the art. I got a copy of it with an awesome sketch of my kids as zombies (thanks Agnes!). It is now one of my kids must read books. For details of how you an get your copy click here: http://youmeandzombie.blogspot.com/

I'll be at Fan Expo , which is happening August 28-30, 2009. Look for me at P64 . See you there! (click links for details).

Jon Bryans (NGuard) Jessie Lam (Neozoic). The webcomic we're working on is amazing. Can't wait to show everyone. Marcio Takara showing love for...if you can't tell I can't help you. The mighty Sam Agro showing how Nick Fury is the man, like himself. Attila Adorjany Logan Lubera Andrew Jackson. No really it's him without makeup. Scary, I know. Andrew Jackson. Look him up on IMDB. Really, give it a click. He was at the con to give support to Jon's NGuard becoming a animated series, not to mention..er...just keep reading. The Agnes Garbowska My table that I shared with Jessie Lam (Neozoic) Most interesting duo ever. Meow. So I've been hinting at something that I'm excited about (but officially can't talk about just yet), which is what the following pertains to. For the keen people out there, and I know all of you are, do "read" the last photo carefully. This is Jon Bryans (NGuard) scribbling something on paper. This is me scribbling on the sam...

I know I promised to share an interesting development from the convention today, but posting photos didn't workout with my phone. The good news is that I did take photos, which will be up by tomorrow night, if not earlier. Then you can see what I'm talking about. So what did I do there? I made it a point to spend more time away from the table and found the experience a lot more fulfilling; that is I wanted to get to know people I've met in the past and was happy that I did. I also got to meet new people, making new friends along the way. I signed a contract with Jon Bryans (NGuard) to join him in a new venture called Story Factory. It's a platform for us to co-write projects with. That was part of the announcement news. Look at the photos for the other half. I'm humbled that there are people who like what I do and took the time to let me know. If I didn't say it to you personally, let me take this time to express my deepest thank you. You may...

You can read about the information of the convention in my last post. There's some really interesting news I will share with people there and of course here when it happens. In fact, I've set up my phone so I can post it live when it does, so for those who can't make it, you'll hear it first as well. I'll see if I can toss in some photos as well. See you there if you will be there.

I'll be at the upcoming Toronto Comicon . Come by and say hi, chat or at least wave. Fan Appreciation Event 2009 April 18-19, 2009 Metro Toronto Convention Centre South Building Hall G 222 Bremner Blvd. Hours Saturday: 11:00am - 6:00pm Sunday: 11:00am - 5:00pm Directions By Train & Bus Union Station, Toronto's main rail station, is a block away from the Convention Centre, connected by the weather-protected Skywalk. The Bus Terminal is just five minutes away by cab, ten minutes by public transit.

If you're free October 25th from 1pm - 3pm , you can meet me and other creators from Crystal Fractal Comics at Paradise Comics . There will be a showcase of works in progress and editions of the Zero Issue Preview Editions available as well. See you there! I am scripting the first four issue story arc of Crystal Fractal Comics' upcoming title Redorik . The series is planned for solicitation in the beginning of 2009! Redorik focuses on Justin Henderson, a high school student who can telepathically read the thoughts and emotions of others and teleport to distant locations through a pocket universe. Unlike his peers, who fantasize about having supernatural powers, Justin must learn to come to terms with his new found abilities, in addition to dealing with the death of a friend and trying to determine which of the voices he hears are those of others, and which are his own...