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Walkin' Willie's Comix
Distance: 69.9 Mi1723 Overbrook Dr
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Wizards World Comic News
Distance: 87.4 Mi5087 Shoup Ct Apt B
29206-5929 Columbia -
Woodboys
Distance: 168.1 Mi3824 Ladson Rd Ste A
29456-4329 Ladson
Description
Welcome and thank you for visiting Digital-CAPS! Comic book lettering is my life, so I'm never too busy to take on whatever you have, short or long-term, regular or mini series. Take a look at my Samples and if you'd like to discuss hiring me, feel free to contact me via any of the numerous methods I have made available below or visit the Contact page. Recent Lettering Projects... --I letter for Bluewater Productions on a regular basis. My current main assignment is the ongoing series "William Shatner Presents: TekWar Chronicles". We're up to issue 6 now. Also look for the graphic novel compiling the first four issues in stores now! I am or have also lettered this brief list of titles for Bluewater: * I'll begin lettering a new title, "William Shatner Presents: Man O'War", a 4-issue mini series scheduled for release in February. * "Battle Amongst the Stars" is a 4-issue mini series due out soon and is part of the Roger Corman line of Bluewater books. * "Vincent Price Presents #14: The Seven Lives of Dr. Phibes" written by Image's Mel Smith. By the way, a correction is in order. I am credited for having lettered VPP #13, but I didn't. * "Michael Jackson: King of Pop Tribute" --SOLD OUT before it was even shipped! * I also letter comics in their "Female Force" line; past and present comics include biographies of Princess Diana, Stephenie Meyer, JK Rowling, Ellen DeGeneres and others upcoming. * I'm currently up to 2 issues of "Claw and the Fang", another 4-issue mini series I'm lettering. * Other books I've lettered for Bluewater in the past include: Mini Series: 10th Muse, Warlock, Leprechaun (#1-3) and "Pistolfist vs. The Blackbeard Legacy" & the horror comic "Distortions"; both one-shots, both awesome. --For Eric Hobbs , "The Broadcast" is a dramatic tale that takes place during the infamous "War of the Worlds" radio broadcast in 1938 by Orson Welles and the Mercury Theater. In this story, you will discover how far people will go in a crisis... at whatever the human cost! It's 180 pages you're SURE to enjoy.