San Diego Comic Con is now behind us… and thanks to everyone who came out to see us and try Die Kitty Die… but the 2017 Die Kitty Die Hollywood Or Bust World Tour just keeps on rolling!

Our next stop is Saturday July 29th at one of my all-time favorite comic shops, the great Dewey’s Comic City in beautiful Madison, NJ! I’ll be there with my Die Kitty Die partner, Dan Parent. We’ll be signing copies of our brand new, fresh off the presses, Die Kitty Die special, the Die Kitty Die Summer Vacation Special! Dewey’s proprietor and my long time pal, Dan Veltre, assures me Dewey’s will have plenty of copies of the Summer Vacation Special on hand. Make sure you don’t miss out. Come on by ! Dan and I will be there from 1pm to 3pm-ish signing comics and drawing sketches! We may even have a print or two on hand for sale.

With both of our busy schedules, store appearances can be tough to line up let alone lining up appearances that we can both be at together so please take advantage of this rare opportunity to see us both in the same place! If you’ve already picked up our Die Kitty Die books, this is a good chance to get them signed by the both of us. Plus, Dan’s new series for Archie Comics, Your Pal, Archie, arrives in comic shops this Wednesday! I’m sure Dewey’s will be carrying plenty of copies. This is a good chance to have yours signed by Dan himself!

I’m always happy to return to Dewey’s. It really is one of the best comic shops I’ve ever known… and I don’t just say that because Dan Veltre is a good friend and he’s been a huge supporter of my career since my earliest days. It really is a very nice, family-friendly shop with lots of everything!

One last thing… If you can’t make it to Dewey’s and you still want our Die Kitty Die Summer Vacation Special, please make sure your local comic shop orders it. Lately I’ve been on a personal crusade against consumer complacency! All too often since Dan and I launched Die Kitty Die, I keep hearing from fans, “My store didn’t get it.” Look, My Friends! In this day and age, where a lot of comic shops are ordering conservatively and tightly, you can’t take the chance that they will order everything that you want… especially a relatively new independent off-beat book like Die Kitty Die. It would be nice if shops everywhere ordered dozens of copies of Die Kitty Die for their shelves, but they don’t. Comic retailers need to be told in advance that their customers will buy this book. Call your local comic shops and make sure they order Die Kitty Die!

Okay! That’s my speech! Now I hope we’ll see lots of folks come out for the beach party on the 29th. Knowing Dewey’s the way I do, I know Dan is going to organize a blast! Don’t miss it!