Local newspaper interviews two creators of the Top 10 in the 2007 Platinum Studios / AT&T Comic Book Challenge, George Brawn IV and Shawn Granger. Voting is open to the public to pick top 3.
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Tuesday, August 07, 2007
Friday, May 04, 2007
This weekend only the King Tractor Press Store is having a 50% off EVERYTHING sale. It's our way to celebrate the free comic book day online. Some items are low stock so don't wait to get your order in. Once they are gone then it's gone.
Friday to Monday...an extra day for stragglers.
Check it out at the http://kingtractorpress.com/store/
Friday to Monday...an extra day for stragglers.
Check it out at the http://kingtractorpress.com/store/
Thursday, March 15, 2007
Serial Killers' Nephew Writes Comic Book, At Los Angeles Wizard World
Writer of "Family Bones" and nephew of the serial killers Ray and Faye Copeland will be signing copies of his comic books at Wizard World in Los Angeles this weekend. The comic book tells a coming of age story in a family who's got more than skeletons in their closet.
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Thursday, February 22, 2007
True Story Comic Book About Elderly Serial Killers Written by Nephew
King Tractor Press announces that the first issue of their series Family Bones is released. Family Bones is a comic book about the Ray & Faye Copeland serial killers from Missouri, written by their actual nephew. The elderly couple were in their 70's. 5-6 bodies were found but authorities suspect/linked more missing people to them.
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Wednesday, February 21, 2007
Top Independent Comic Books Premiere at New York Comic Con
Summ Publications, King Tractor Press, and After Hours Press are ecstatic to announce that they've teamed up for the New York Comic Con. They will have available exclusive premiere comic books from all three publishers. The three comic book publishers are making booth 959 a must see with a handful of preview books, exclusives and special sales.
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