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Stupid stupid Jam

I HATE MARBLE HORNETS *I scream as my friend makes me watch marble hornets*

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‘Behemoth’ is the story of a bus swallowed by a Kaiju

The giant monster miniseries by Grant Sputore, Ryan Engle, Jay Martin and Frank Cvetkovic, arrives in January from Dark Horse Comics.

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Jay Martin - Laying The Ghost - Berkley - 1970

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Behemoth #3 (Dark Horse Comics, February 2025) cover by Jay Martin

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Dark Horse presents Behemoth

Dark Horse presents Behemoth #comics #graphicnovel

Dark Horse Comics, in partnership with monster movie experts Grant Sputore and Ryan Engle, presents the thrilling tale of Behemoth. The kaiju-sized graphic novel collects issues #1-4 of the original comic miniseries in one complete paperback volume. This series is co-written by Sputore and Engle, with art, cover art, and colors by Jay Martin, and letters by Frank Cvetkovic. When a giant monster…

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Britton Rizzio and Jay Martin

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Ordinary People Try to Escape Giant Monster's Belly in "Behemoth"

What is it like inside a Kaiju's insides? That is the question in Behemoth from writers Grant Sputore and Ryan Engle, artist and colorist Jay Martin, and letterer Frank Cvetkovic.

"When a giant monster attacks a city and swallows a bus full of civilians, one woman must fight for her life. Trapped inside the enormous beast, Sara and her fellow bus passengers soon find out that they���re not alone. But what dangers lie within the belly of this beast? And who—or what—will they have to contend with in order to survive?" (Dark Horse)

Behemoth #1 (of 4) goes on sale on January 15, 2025.

(Image via Dark Horse - Cover of Behemoth #1)

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The Lost Boiis...

...Another Shawn/Jay-Collab

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Twilight of the Gods (2024-)

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Author Xiran Jay Zhao teaches Grrm how to do the finger heart

Sourced from their twitter, @/XiranJayZhao

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Breakaway | Glacy

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I had a blast participating once again in @pilesofnonsense's Rusty Quill Big Bang event as a bookbinder/artist! This year, I collaborated with Glacy on AO3 and bound their TMA fic Breakaway. It's an ice hockey AU with underlying spooks and horrors, and I had a lot of fun reading it and working with it! Definitely go check out their fic!!

An additional shout-out to @shadow0haven who designed my new bindery logo! You can see it on the back of the title page in the fifth picture, and I love how it looks in my books <3

More information about the bind and my process can be found beneath the cut:

For this bind, I decided to go hard on the hockey theme. The team mascot is a revenant, so I went with a title page and cover design styled after a hockey jersey. The cover is made entirely of bookcloth, with the different colors and details cut out of different colors of bookcloth that are then pieced together like a puzzle. I was pleasantly surprised with how well it turned out! It took a little bit of fiddling to figure out the correct cut settings on my Silhouette, as well as the level of detail I could achieve, but I love how the whole cover has a cloth texture like a jersey would.

The construction of this book was a bit of a challenge. Because I wanted to put grommets in the edges of the cover and thread a shoelace through them, so the spine looked like a hockey skate, doing a regular coptic stitch bind--where the covers are sewn onto the text block via holes punched in the cover board--would have interfered with the ability to freely manipulate the laces.

I eventually settled on a hybrid coptic-sewn board binding style. There is an additional folio of cardstock sewn onto the ends of the text block that the boards are then glued into, thus directly attaching the boards to the textblock and providing more structural stability. Usually, with sewn boards, a spine piece is then glued around the spine to cover up the exposed sewing; instead, I glued the bookcloth to the cover and then carefully cut slits in the cloth on the spine side and fed it in between the lines of sewing. It worked out incredibly well, creating the illusion of an open-spine coptic-stitch book without actually stitching on the chipboard itself; I wish I'd had the foresigh to take process pictures.

After that, it was relatively simple to punch holes for the grommets, insert them, and then thread the laces through. Next time, I would use a thinner chipboard and punch the holes further from the spine to allow the cover boards to close more flatly, but overall, I'm very happy with how the various design elements came together! The shoelace is removable and/or adjustable if desired as well.

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Out this week: Lost Boy (Dark Horse, $19.99): Music video director Jay Martin teams with artist Frank Cvetkovic for the story of a lone boy trying to find his way back to civilization after his family is killed in a car accident in remote Wyoming.

See what else is arriving in comic shops this week.

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A little doodle page of some magnus hornets au stuff

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Exclusive Preview: Yellow

Yellow exclusive preview. Set in an alternate future amid a Second Civil War, wounded infantryman Nick Carson flees the battlefield and escapes across the wasteland of war-torn America #comics #graphicnovel

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Too many old stuffs lol dk which to post everyday

tagging these names makes me sick