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Show posts MenuQuote from: Emperor on 14 December, 2011, 06:01:16 PM
Soooooooo we need a Kylie hit first? Hmmm. I wonder if Al might be up for the job?
However, a New Weird anthology would be quite something and/or whatever Milligan and McCarthys were doing back in the day (Nouvelle Bizarre?).
Brendan has spoke about wanting to get a big fat reprint of his and Milligan's early work out there:QuoteI think it's a criminal state of affairs that none of the work I did with Peter Milligan is in print! I think a collection of our work would be a good idea, bringing together some of the best comics from the '80s, like "Paradax!," "Freakwave," "Rogan Gosh," "Skin," "Sooner or Later" and "Mirkin The Mystic" -- all collected in one pulse-pounding publication. Whoops, I'm channeling Stan Lee!
As well as another Swimini Purpose edition (and a volume 2?):QuoteThere were, at least at one point, plans for an American release for your art book "Swimini Purpose." Is that still in the works?
I am going to release a new expanded edition of "Swimini Purpose" in about 5 years' time. I have accumulated and rediscovered lots of new visual material from old folios and found loads of artwork just lying around. When comics art dealer Albert Moy asked to buy whatever I had, I unearthed a lot of forgotten gems.
I'm even considering doing a "Swimini Purpose Volume 2" to go with a re-issue of a modified version of the original book. And a nifty slipcase for both editions. Getting legal clearances from comics companies and film studios etc. is a massive pain in the bum, though.
But it's something to look forward to, some years hence!
http://www.comicbookresources.com/?page=article&id=35694
It strikes me that a Milligan/McCarthy collection would be straightforward enough as most of those titles are owned by them (Sooner or Later might be trickier) and the main hurdle would be time getting all the pages together and preparing it for print. It strikes me that it this would be a perfect project to run through Kickstarter - you could pre-sell the collection and get some extra cash together to pay someone to help get the pages together.
If that went well, and I can't see any reason it wouldn't be a success, you could then run another Kickstarter project to fund a new Paradax-style anthology, with the old hands and the Neo-mentalists like Ewing and Flint and other assorted oddballs who could produce so strange ideas (I'm sure John Smith has something up his sleeve that if pitched to Tharg would turn him a very light green).
Still thanks for taking the time looking at my work