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Showing posts with label samax. Show all posts

Wednesday, July 24, 2013

To Quote Samax...

"The next thing that heroes get their powers from, after aliens, radiation, and genes, is spirituality."-Samax Amen


Tuesday, May 1, 2012

Saturday, April 16, 2011

Get Free Shipping of either of these GhostWerks Books!

If you need an excuse to buy my artbook Spontaneous or Khalid's artbook Off The Floor (I mean, other than the fact that they're awesome), this is your lucky day! The fine folks at Lulu.com are offering $4.99 off the shipping with the US Postal Service, so if you order one book, shipping is free. You don't need to strain yourself too much trying to decide; you still save money if you buy BOTH books! All you hafta do is click these pics to go to the book you wanna buy, add one (or both) to your cart, then enter coupon code APRILMAIL305 at checkout and it will discount your US Mail shipping $4.99! Sweet, right? So get a move on and order! Coupon expires April 30!
If you already have both books (thanks!) feel free to pass this on to a friend! And please leave a comment and let us know what you thought of the books!
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Saturday, November 27, 2010

two fresh Champion of Children posters

Hey! I just added a couple Champion of Children posters to the GhostWerks store so you can easily cop them. They're both 11x17 and available for $20 with free shipping, so click here to order them or any of the other fine stuff we have available!
Known as the Champ by samax amen
Madd Trainin' (champions) by samax.
to order click here

Wednesday, November 10, 2010

GhostWerks will be at STAPLE 2011

I'm happy to report that Corance has secured a spot for us at my favorite show! STAPLE! The Independent Media Expo takes place every March in Casual City, aka Austin, TX. There's no better show for small press cats to get with the fans here in Texas, and this year, it's expanding to two days, so hopefully even more fans will be there... Last year, the show sold out before we could get a table, but this year we will be in full effect!
I have already got the Fall 2010 issue of GhettoManga Quarterly done (peep/purchase it here) and will have the Winter 2010 issue (the Luke Cage tribute) completed and available for fans as well. I'm working on all manner of other sweet junk to have ready for he show, so stay tuned! for more info about STAPLE! click here!
holla!
-samax
GhostWerks.com

Thursday, August 19, 2010

See you @ DWEX!!!

Indeed, as well as thought, I shall be appearing at the Dallas Web Comix Convention this Saturday at the Southfork Hotel from 11am-6pm. And yes, Samax will be there too (actually, he's the featured guest, I'm just there to assist). Last year's DWEX was great fun, so I expect the same this year.
Here's the info:














So come holla!

Wednesday, June 30, 2010

To Leak, or not to Leak...

People would probably buy my magazines and comics more if I didn't show them so much of it free on the internet, but I figure, if the knowledge that you can get never-before-printed comics from Josh Boulet (The Wrong Night in Texas, The Green Reefer) and Brock Rizy (Emily Edison, Catbear Traffic Control) PLUS an 8 page preview of Felipe Smith's ground-breaking culture clash manga Peepo Choo (printed in the back of the issue, so's you can read it right-to-left like he intended, of course) doesn't get you to buy the summer issue of GhettoManga Quarterly, then letting you peek at this page of Manchild: Birthday Boy I finished yesterday won't make much difference, either...