screenwriter, author, and all around transmedia provacateur
Happy May the Fourth (2015)! Today and today only, my novelization of the movie-of-the-week premiere of Star Wars Rebels is only 99¢ for the Amazon Kindle! Enjoy!
Go to: amzn.to/1KGWi4m!
What a great time meeting fans and friends in Anaheim this April! The best thing about George Lucas’s films is that they have created a most wonderful community of caring, intelligent people. Fans not only wanted to talk about Star Wars — but also about Empire of the Wolf!
I can’t wait to “Celebrate” again in London. In the meantime, here are some great photos my friends the Guerreros sent to me of my Star Wars Rebels book signing on Sunday morning, which I shared with with true literary luminaries: James Kahn and Alan Dean Foster, the respective authors of Return of the Jedi and the original Star Wars novelizations.
The Star Wars Celebration is in full gear, where I’ll be on a panel on “Novelizing Star Wars” and signing copies of The Rebellion Begins, my adaptation of the movie-of-the-week premiere of Disney’s Star Wars Rebels!
Sunday, April 19, 2015
Signing: 10am-11am Del Rey booth 1200, limited ticketed event for The Rebellion Begins.
Panel: 11.30am-12.30am “Novelizing Star Wars“ at Behind the Scenes Stage. Discussion with Star Wars novelization author Alan Dean Foster, Return of the Jedi novelization author James Kahn, Del Rey editor Shelly Shapiro, and me about the task of adapting Star Wars films into prose. Moderated by Star Wars Insider editor Jonathan Wilkins, and Celebration hosts Jimmy Mac and Jason Swank.
Signing: 2pm-3pm at Mysterious Galaxy booth 960, copies of The Rebellion Begins and other Star Wars Rebels books.
Come by, get a book signed, listen to some great Star Wars discussion, or just say “hi!”
Jedi News’ Jonathan Hicks had this to say about Empire of the Wolf:
“This is possibly one of the best things you could ever put in front of me…”
Stop by Meltdown Comics & Collectibles this Saturday (Nov. 1) from 4-7pm and pick up the graphic novel of EMPIRE OF THE WOLF, signed by me and artist Dan Parsons!
The evening of Wednesday, October 29, I will be signing copies of Empire of the Wolf at Hi De Ho Comics from 5-7pm at 1431 Lincoln Blvd, Santa Monica, CA 90401.
Come stop by, grab your Wednesday pull-list, and pick up a printed copy of Empire!
Today’s a big day. Empire of the Wolf, the comic series I created, has been collected in graphic novel format and published by Alterna Comics.
The print edition retails for $14.95 and is available at your local comic book store, or online at Barnes & Noble and amazon.
The digital edition retails for $7.99 and is available in cinematic Guided View on comiXology.
Most of all, spread the word to friends about this tale of werewolves in ancient Rome! The official website is empireofthewolf.net, but also go “like” it on facebook.
Drop by San Diego Comic Con this weekend (July 24-27, 2014) at the San Diego Convention Center, where artist Dan Parsons, David Rabbitte, and I will be premiering all issues of Empire of the Wolf, the original epic comic series about werewolves in ancient Rome, produced by Sword & Planet and published by Alterna Comics.
You can find the issues for the limited print run at three places:1) World Famous Comics booth 5560, 2) Dan Parsons’s artist alley booth BB-02, and 3) David Rabbitte’s artist alley booth II-18.
Come by and get your comics signed! I’ll be on twitter @michaelkogge.
Drop by WonderCon this weekend (April 18-20) at the Anaheim Convention Center, where artist Dan Parsons and I will be premiering all issues of Empire of the Wolf, the original comic series set in ancient Rome, produced by Sword & Planet and published by Alterna Comics.
They will be at the Alterna Comics small press booth SP-89 signing copies of a limited print edition of issue #1-4. See you there!
EMPIRE OF THE WOLF #4
41 pgs, full color, $2.99, available in digital
script: Michael Kogge, pencils and colors: David Rabbitte, letters: Marshall Dillon, cover art: Dan Parsons.
SPECIAL DOUBLE-ISSUE FINALE!
The epic series that’s been compared to the works of Robert E. Howard (Conan the Barbarian) concludes…
Canisius descends into the underworld to demand that Pluto, the god of the dead, tell him how he can rid himself of his lupine curse. But there Canisius also learns that Lucius plans to give Lavinia the same curse. Reliving the legend of Romulus and Remus, Canisius must confront his former brother-in-arms and save both the city and the woman he loves.
Get this and the initial three issues of Empire of the Wolf now at comiXology!
