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Would this be a bad time to mention that issues #3 and #4 feature 1 in 10 variant pulp covers by superstar Amy Mebberson? :halo: -A

Just an update for those who are interested...DuckTales is currently slotted for eight issues, running through UNCLE SCROOGE #392-399, with something very special planned for the milestone issue #400! Oh, and you may have ALSO heard that Darkwing Duck is now officially an ongoing. The first...

My favorite background gag in issue #5 is Kermit's face while wearing the afro wig. Amy does such great work. -A

Glad you guys liked it! For all the stresses of putting out a comic book, this one was a heckuva lot of fun to be a part of. Kudos to Paul, Patrick, Dave, David, James, and Amy for making this one such a blast! I think you'll enjoy the trade as well, which will be on the high quality glossy...

And you'll see it back on the glossy paper, along with the rest of the BOOM Kids! line. With no corresponding bump in price! -A

Why does everyone assume Skeeter's name isn't mentioned for legal reasons? Just sayin'. :D The "Clash Of The Titans" nod was indeed worked in to give the story a certain ambiguity...but in the end it wasn't necessary, as the great team at the Muppets Studio is really behind the story, and...

Yup. The cannon won't be present in the future version of the credits page. :D -A

You'll be glad to know that THE MUPPET SHOW (as well as all of the BOOM Kids! titles) go back to the glossy paper in April. The Muppet Show is back on glossy as of issue #4. -A

You're going to be very happy with this arc. I, uh...I've said too much. :halo: -A

I think it's a testament to the Muppet Studios' faith in what we do here at BOOM Kids, and in both Roger and Amy, that they approved both the storyline and design for reviving the character. Assistant Editor Jason Long and I could not be more excited to be involved with this book, and this arc...

The truth can now be told! Amy sent me concept sketches of a grown-up Skeeter months ago, and once we saw them we knew we wanted to introduce her. (It also lets us add another female character to the mix!) Roger was on board, turned in a beautiful script, and we were off to the races! Special...

Well, Muppet King Arthur is approved and off to the printer, so expect to see it on shelves March 17th! -A

I'm just not going to be happy until Amy draws a Muppet version of me into a crowd scene. :D -A

I wouldn't get my hopes up for any lincensing crossovers. If I had THAT power we'd be doing MUPPET DIE HARD. :) Still, I think what we have in store for this arc will make everyone pretty happy. -A

I'm not sure who said we shouldn't be including the more obscure Muppet characters. I mean, you probably won't ever see Marvin Suggs' singing vegetables in a starring role...but you WILL see them. "Easter eggs" are part of fan service! -A

We don't like to switch artists, but there were a few scheduling and production snafus on our end that necessitated the switch to get back on schedule; the deadlines would have killed Dave, and we want to keep him alive for future projects. :D I think James came in and stepped up beautifully. -A

We're really happy with the final product; Paul and Patrick wrote some great stuff, and the art really sells each gag. James knocked it out of the park on his first swing. Hope you guys all grab a copy this Wednesday! (And yes, the accelerated release date is to get the book back on schedule!)...

Well, MUPPET KING ARTHUR #2 is off to the printer, so it will be in stores February 24th! -A

I think anytime a licensor and licensee work together, their early collaborations will have some rough spots, as neither really understands everything the other wants, and it takes some time for all the pieces to come together. We're moving into our second year with Disney, and I think most of...