Who knows, Emmett? They may be closer than you suspect…
A big thanks – and welcome – to all those who I met at last weekend’s Comic Book I-Con. As always, it was a good time, and I enjoyed reconnecting with not only fans, but some of the other creators there that I don’t get to see very often. Highlights include finally getting a peek at Bobby Bierley‘s retooled Yellow, chatting with Ryan Dow (and getting a copy of Jack and Zack make a comic #2), meeting The Legacy artist David Neitzke, and picking up the latest Thunderdawg! epic (it’s a doozy!) from Mike Sullivan. Best part? Getting a copy of the very first Hulk comic I ever bought – and one of the books that hooked me on comics as a medium in the first place waaaay back when – autographed by inker Ernie Chan!
Maybe next year I’ll remember to bring a camera…
Watusi the Talking Dog 
‘Stomach issue’ Ha! I love it!
Keep up the great work Dale!
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Thanks! Glad to do it!
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I, too, loved the “stomach issue” line.
And thanks for the mention in your post! I hope you continue to enjoy Yellow as it unfolds even beyond the four issues I originally did. (BTW, I haven’t forgotten I still owe you a #4…)
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I see why you were so happy with this version – it’s a solid piece of work! I’m looking forward to how it develops over the upcoming months.
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“stomach issue”! That’s awesome! And Hector’s sense of duty is great too.
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I was happy with that line, too! Happier than Hector may be about his sense of duty over the next couple of episodes…
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“When is a detour not a detour?” — I’m gonna say, when it’s a short-cut.
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Or a convenience for the writer, maybe…
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That’s one sharp cop. He’s like a South American Colombo but with better dressing habits.
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Of course, there’s not a lot of call for trenchcoats in the Caribbean…
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