I will be putting these six cards up on eBay at some point. I will make the announcement when that gets closer.

For all Indy Heritage cards please follow this link to my DeviantART page. :D

It's going to be a busy Spring.

Thank you!

Leah

My returned nine from Topps Heroes set finally arrived this afternoon...big sigh of relief.

The returned cards are part of the payment we receive as artists on the official sets. I had a fantastic time drawing this set and re-watching the series. Now that the strike is over perhaps we can get on with some Heroes goodness!!

Thanks to all for your support!

Leah

More sad news...

Howard the Duck Creater Steve Gerber Dies

On February 16th, 2008, writer and creator of Howard the Duck died at a Las Vegas, Nevada, hospital from complications relating to pulmonary fibrosis.

Gerber's bio (from his official site):

"Best known as the creator of Howard the Duck, Steve Gerber has established a reputation for working at the cutting edge of comics. In a career spanning more than thirty years, Steve has put words in the mouths of virtually every major character in the comic book world — from Superman to Scooby Doo — and his work has appeared under the imprint of almost every major publisher in the field. He has also written extensively in animation and television, and even has a computer book to his credit.
Steve's other comics creations include Nevada (Vertigo Press); Void Indigo (Epic Comics); Sludge (Malibu Comics); Destroyer Duck (Eclipse Comics and Image Comics); Stewart the Rat (Eclipse Comics); A. Bizarro (DC Comics); as well as Foolkiller , Suburban Jersey Ninja She-Devils, and Omega the Unknown (co-created with Mary Skrenes), all published by Marvel Comics. His runs on Marvel’s Man-Thing and Defenders titles and his Phantom Zone miniseries for DC are considered comic book classics. Steve also wrote, edited, and supervised the production of Marvel’s celebrated KISS comic book, based on the goth-glam rock band.
In 1998, Toons magazine asked its readers to vote for the Top 25 animated series of all time. Steve served as chief story editor on two of those series — G.I. Joe (Sunbow Productions) and Dungeons & Dragons (Marvel Productions) — and won an Emmy for his work as staff writer on a third, The Batman/Superman Adventures (WB Animation). Steve also co-created and story edited the animated cult favorite Thundarr the Barbarian for Ruby-Spears Productions.
In collaboration with Beth Slick, Gerber co-authored BBSs for Dummies (IDG Press), a lighthearted manual on computer telecommunications, and an episode of Star Trek: The Next Generation.
Steve's newest work is Hard Time, published by DC Comics."

LM