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Missing Linx Writer Dale Mettam Talks With Outhouse
Check out the Outhouse Pirate Podcast interview with Missing Linx writer Dale Mettam as he talks about Missing Linx and all things Viper Publishing. Listen to interview here. Continue »
The Middleman: Americas Dr. Who?
I must admit I miss the Middleman and after reading an article that posted at Tor.com really made me think about what I loved so much about the series. Check out article article that posted on www.tor.com . Full... Continue »
Yellow Invades Planet Comic Con
Bobby Bierley and Yellow invaded Planet Comic Con this past weekend. We would like to thank everyone who stopped by to say “hi” and picked up a copy of Yellow. Check out some of the pics from this weekend.... Continue »
“Yellow” Is Not Just a Zombie Story
Get to know one our latest creators to join the Viper Crew, Bobby Bierley as he talks about comics and his latest project “Yellow”. Q: For starters, tell a fun fact people do not know about you? I moonlight... Continue »
Zombie Lego Inspiration
So as I’m looking through my inbox I came across a feature article on a Lego Film making website. And what really caught my eye was “Zombie Genesis”. A lego short about the making (a behind the scenes) of... Continue »
.99 Cent Mega Blowout Book Sale!
We have added couple more books to the .99 Cent Mega Blowout Book Sale. If you haven’t picked up Battle Smash or The Underworld Railroad, now is the time! Click on book cover to purchase your copy from the Viper... Continue »
8 Days A Geek Reviews Random Encounter
Link to original article here. Bin Fodder: Random Encounter By hoodedchance – March 11, 2011 Welcome to this week’s edition of Bin Fodder! In this installment I’ll be taking you into the world of Random Encounter, created by writer/illustrator... Continue »
Wired Reviews Missing Linx
Wired Reviews Missing Linx. Link to original article HERE! Full Review is below >>>>> Weird Science: Missing Linx and Uncle Silas: Genetis By Jonathan Liu March 10, 2011 | 10:00 am | Ah, science. Some comics are pretty picky... Continue »
