June/July 2010 Edition
Issue No. 11

With only two shows in two months, June and July afforded me a lot of time for freelance work. Most of the freelance art is featured here or will be soon. Look for future convention poster and t-shirt designs, another movie poster and many more portraits to be released in the next couple months.

The Disposal Tour gears up again in August with my appearance at Monster Mania on Aug 20-22

 

Stay Spooky,

 

Joel Robinson

Twisted Robinson Collection
Joel Robinson and Twisted T's join forces
.

I recently combined talents with Darryl Magierowski from Twisted T's to bring to you a fresh look at some classic movies. This season's collection will consist of four designs including Fulci's Zombie, Night of the Creeps, Nurse Zombie (Dawn of the Dead) and Basket Case. Each design will make it's debut at a different Horror Convention in the United States and Canada. Every shirt in the line comes with the Twisted Robinson label diffused on the back.

Our first was the Fulci's Zombie T-Shirt that debuted at Cinema Wasteland in April. The shirt went over wonderfully with the cast members as well as the Wasteland Mob. We sold out of the first run within two shows. We are currently restocked and are offering T-Shirts as well as Hoodies with embroidered logo at Twisted T's booth at the Festival of Fear. I will offer the Zombie T-Shirt at all my appearances and currently at my web site artpusher.net until they are gone.

The next shirt debuted July 30 at Fright Night Film Fest and featured Night of the Creeps. I created the art back in Nov 2009 for my first appearance with the cast at HorrorHound Weekend. Tom Atkins, Jason Lively, Jill Whitlow and Steve Marshall really liked the work and Jason went as far as to hold it up in a Q&A and say "this art by Joel Robinson should have been the DVD cover". I have been fortunate to have developed quite a rapport with the members of the cast over our last three appearances together. Night of the Creeps shirts are currently available at artpusher.net.

The third shirt, Nurse Zombie will debut at Rue Morgue's Festival of Fear on Aug 27 in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Nurse Zombie, Sharon Ceccatti - Hill will have the shirts available and will be signing at Twisted T's booth. Sharon and I have known each other for a couple years and I was excited to create this design with her. She wanted it bloody and we delivered. Her first request however was to have, her late husband and fellow Dawn zombie, Clayton Hill in it too. Another request we were honored to deliver. Nurse Zombie shirts will be made available exclusively at Sharon's future appearances.

The fourth shirt will be Basket Case and will make it's debut at my appearance with The Basket Case Reunion at Horror Realm, Pittsburgh, Pa, Sept 17-19. I'm looking forward to meeting the cast and writer/director Frank Henenlotter as well as making my way back to Pittsburgh, Home of the Zombies. For more on Frank visit his site hotelbroslin.

The Disposal Tour Continues!
Haunting Columbus and Frightening Louisville.

On June 5, I appeared at The Midwest Haunters Show in Columbus, Ohio. These folks know how to do it. I meet a lot of cool people in the haunting community as well as many colorful characters. Their Masquerade Ball on Saturday was simply amazing. The costumes were truly incredible.

I had a few weeks off the convention circuit and at the end of July I was off to The Fright Night Film Fest in Louisville, Kentucky. Thanks to everyone who came out and braved the heat in the Celebrity/Vendor area. Even though it was hot as Hades, I had a great time.

The Cast of Night of the Creeps once again helped me raise money for The Spina Bifida Association. A big Thanks to Tom Atkins, Jason Lively, Jill Whitlow, Steve Marshall, Allan Kayser and everyone who entered the raffle and helped raise awareness as well as a donation. Here's a pic with Allan, Steve, the lucky winner of our third Night of the Creeps raffle, Kayla Roberts, me, Jill and Jason.

I also had the opportunity to meet a living legend. Roger Corman was the Guest of Honor. I was asked to commemorate the event with a Fright Night Film Fest convention poster devoted completely to the man himself. What do say to the man who is responsible for shaping the independent film, producing over 500 movies and giving some of the biggest names around, their first break? Luckily I had a picture to give to him thanking him for sharing his creative genius with the world. He was incredibly humble and was kind enough to sign a print and take a picture.

I also introduced a few new Michael Myer pieces too. I did the first Michael, Will Sandin. I also did a portrait of the latest Michael, from the Rob Zombie Halloween Films, Tyler Mane. Both of these print will be available Sept 1 at artpusher.net.

In This Issue
Twisted Robinson Collection
The Disposal Tour Continues!
The Disposal Tour 2010
 
March 5-7
 
March 12-14
Monster Mania
 
March 26-28
 
April 9-11
 
April 23-25
 
April 30-May 2
 
June 4-6
 
July 30-Aug 1

Spotlight on The 12 Jasons of Christmas

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April/May 2010 Edition
Issue No. 10

At the beginning of April the winners of the 8th Annual Rondo Hatton Awards were announced. I am very proud to be the First Runner-Up for Artist of the Year. Big thanks to everyone who voted. I truly appreciate your support.
April was also jammed packed full of convention goodness. I began the month in Cleveland and ended the month in St Louis. I also managed to get a little slice of my favorite home away from home, Nashville, in for good measure. I also debuted my latest collaboration with Twisted T's, created a couple of portraits and even met the man who wants to rock. And in an amazing way to end the month I wore Evel Knievel's Jumpsuit for a rare photo op and had a seat in the 1966 Batmobile.

I took May off from the convention circuit to enjoy some much needed family time and get caught up on some freelance art. I was commissioned to create a portrait of Glenn Danzig and a portrait of a young witch. I completed my Dawn of the Dead, Nurse Zombie T-Shirt design that will be available at Rue Morgue's Festival of Fear. I also made a poster for a movie currently scouting locations in Australia. Stay tuned for more exciting work to come.

 

Stay Spooky,

 

Joel Robinson

I'm Number Two!!
First Runner-Up for Artist of the Year
.

Wow, what an amazing way to start the month. I am truly honored to be First Runner -Up in this years Rondo Hatton Awards for Artist of the Year!!! This is a fan-based award, named after Rondo Hatton, an obscure B-movie villain of the 1940s, which celebrates the best in classic horror research, creativity and film preservation. To be included is an honor itself, so it's even more incredible for me to be a Runner-Up. First order of business as First Runner-Up is to create more art and take it to the people!!

The Disposal Tour Continues!
Striking More
Fear in the Heartland!!

The Disposal Tour continued to tear through America as I made stops in Cleveland, Nashville and St. Louis.

Cinema Wasteland rocked as usual. The Fulci Zombie Reunion provided the perfect opportunity to debut my latest collaboration with Twisted T's. The Zombie T-Shirt design was a big hit at Wasteland and couldn't have been more apparent as some of the cast members immediately put on the shirts. To the left Ottaviano Dell'Acqua, myself, Al Cliver and Darryl (from Twisted T's). To the right Ottaviano Dell'Acqua gets attached by his character's head as myself, Al Cliver , Richard Johnson , Ian McCulloch and Darryl look on.
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Next it was one of my favorite stops, Nashville, Tennessee. I always have a blast there. Ben & Stacey Dixon put on an amazing show. This year's Full Moon Tattoo & Horror Festival was no exception. I want to thank Ben & Stacey for putting me up in a sweet Suite Thursday night. A gesture which provided an amazing opportunity to sit at the dinner table with Ken Foree, Bill Moseley and Caroline Williams.
I created 2 new portraits for the event, Dee Snider in his glory days in Twisted Sister and as Capt Howdy in Strangeland. I was asked to come over and meet Dee on Saturday which I gladly did. Dee shared some inside stories and descriptions of the new Capt Howdy to be featured in Strangeland 2. He is incredibly enthusiastic about this movie and I look forward to seeing it. Dee is the real deal and it was a pleasure to meet him.

The last show of April was Con-Tamination. Hosted by my good friends, Dave and Sue, who put on one rockin show in St. Louis, Missouri. Big thanks for their hospitality. The show had a full plate of celebs and vendors. It also hosted a fabulous dinner and cocktail party and one incredible 24 hour movie room. It was a pleasure to see my Friday the 13th pals Ari Lehman, Victor Miller and Harry Manfredini. I also got to hang with some of my fellow road warriors. In a strange twist of fate I found myself in Evel Knievel's jumpsuit on Friday night and I had a seat in the 1966 Batmobile on Sunday. See ya next year St. Louis for Con-Tamination 2011!!!

The Disposal Tour will continue throughout 2010 with stops in Ohio, Kentucky, New Jersey, Indiana, Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, Texas and Illinois. See ya out on the road!!

May Madness
Music, Movies and Zombies

May is turning out to be a very productive month for freelance art. So productive I pulled out of a couple appearances to be part of these projects. Look for a few new portraits, cd covers and even a movie poster. One of the new portraits for May is one of Glenn Danzig that was commissioned by Scars Magazine.
I was also commissioned to create a portrait of my youngest subject to date and one cool looking witch.

I am very excited to be part of a project which is currently in development and has Todd Farmer, Michael Broom and Harry Manfredini attached to it. The film is called The Dark Things 3D. The Producer and Todd Farmer are currently in Australia scouting locations. I will have more news about this project as I receive it.

I just finished a T-Shirt design for Sharon
Ceccatti (Nurse Zombie from Dawn of the Dead) which will be available at her appearance in the Twisted T's booth at Rue Morgue's Festival of Fear. This marks the second shirt coming from The Twisted Robinson Collection and it was pleasure working with Sharon on the design.

I am currently working on new designs for this years Scarefest to be held November 5-7, 2010 at the Lexington Center in Lexington. Kentucky.

In This Issue
I'm Number Two!!
The Disposal Tour Continues!
May Madness
The Disposal Tour 2010
 
March 5-7
 
March 12-14
Monster Mania
 
March 26-28
 
April 9-11
 
April 23-25
 
April 30-May 2
 
June 4-6
 
July 30-Aug 1

Spotlight on Mrs. Voorhees

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March 2010 Edition
Issue No. 9

March was one busy month. Besides my monthly freelance art (more next month), the Disposal Tour kicked off in full force. Shows in Pikeville, KY, Cherry Hill, NJ and Indianapolis, IN rounded out March on the Highway to Horror. It is really exciting to get back out on the road and see the familar faces and make a few new friends along the way. I can't thank everyone enough for coming out to show their support.

 

Stay Spooky,

 

Joel Robinson

Start the Shows!
The Disposal Tour Begins!!

The Disposal Tour began on March 5th in Pikeville, Kentucky. Dark Woods Con kicked off it's first year to grand fanfare. Attendance was good and camaraderie even better. The crowd was enthusiastic and the celebs and vendors were having a great time all weekend. The highlight of the weekend was the VIP party and after party. At the after party I seen a man get tased by the police inches away from me in a room filled with 30 people. What a way to start the tour.

The next show took place in Cherry Hill, New Jersey. Monster Mania 14 was in full force. This was my first Monster Mania and I had a blast. Not only did I get to meet Mr Malcolm McDowell (more below) I also got to hang out once again with my pals from Night of the Creeps. They were gracious enough to sign another large Creeps framed print to be raffled off to benefit Spina Bifida. Jason Lively drew the winner and David B. took home the big prize. Thanks to the 111 people who participated. See ya again in August, Cherry Hill.

I had one weekend off to get ready for HorrorHound Weekend Indianapolis. I knew this was going to be a big show but I had no idea how big. Friday was packed and Saturday was out of control. Also Saturday I raffled off an 18X24 framed print autographed by Richard Lynch, Tom Noonan, Tom Morga, Don Shanks, Peter Cowper, Tom Savini and myself. Congratulations to Samuel Jackson who took it home. Thank You to the 196 who participated. My tag team partner of art, The Potentate of Hate joined me for the really big show!!

Proceeds from both raffles benefit Spina Bifida research.

Zombies and Ultra-Violence
Two
More Legends get their Signature Print

Look for a couple of my portraits at future shows featuring Malcolm McDowell and George A. Romero. I met Mr. McDowell for the first time at Monster Mania this March in New Jersey. I debuted my new portrait, Malcolm McDowell as Alex in A Clockwork Orange. A couple patrons came back after he signed it and said he loved the portrait and requested I come over and meet him when I got a chance. I immediately found someone to watch my booth. It was an absolute honor to meet Mr. McDowell. He was so kind and enthusiastic about his portrait. Damn, that guy's cool. It was certainly a day I will not forget.

After meeting Mr. McDowell, his Manager and I discussed an arrangement for Malcolm to offer the Alex Portrait at his upcoming appearances as A Clockwork Orange celebrates it's 40th year in 2011. I am truly honored to be involved in the celebration. We also talked about George A. Romero offering a signature print at his upcoming appearances as well.

I wasn't aware until I saw him but Malcolm's Manager is also George A. Romero's Manager. I have told this story before but here's how I met George for the first time. I created a portrait of Mr. Romero for Fangoria Chicago back in March 2009.  Usually when I do a portrait I like to present it to the subject as soon as I can but a lot of the times I simply can't.  I sold the Romero portraits Fri and Sat and the line for Mr. Romero was so long I knew I didn't have a chance to butt in line for fear of possibly losing my painting arm.  So I went to the celebrity cocktail party without meeting the legend.
At the cocktail party (after George had left) his manager approached me and made me the happiest fan boy around.  George had given his manager specific orders to find out who I was because he wanted to "buy" one.  My jaw hit the ground.
So Sunday I was brought to the front of the line to present Mr Romero with a signed personalized portrait.  I couldn't have been more nervous.  He is an incredible gracious man and certainly a living legend. It was an amazing experience. I was so excited I forgot to get my picture taken with him. Luckily March 2010 at HorrorHound Weekend Indianapolis I finally got my picture taken with the Father of the Flesh Eaters (and he remembered me and the portrait. I was floored)

Tribute to Vampira

On March 24, 2010, HorrorHound Weekend Indianapolis paid tribute to the original Horror Hostess, Vampira. I was honored to be asked to create a cover for the DVD (see below) that commemorates the gathering. Horror Hosts and Hostess came from far and wide to pay homage to the lady that started it all. The weekend featured a number of events throughout the weekend, including a Black Mass, Horror Host Party, Vampira Look-Alike Contest and live Spook-Shows, as well as Killer Photo-Ops and signing appearances from as many hosts as they could fit under one roof.

In This Issue
Start the Shows!
Zombies and Ultra-Violence
Tribute to Vampira
The Disposal Tour 2010
 
March 5-7
 
March 12-14
Monster Mania
 
March 26-28
 
April 9-11
 
April 23-25
 
April 30-May 2
 
June 4-6
 
July 30-Aug 1

Spotlight on The 12 Jasons

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January/February 2010 Edition
Issue No. 8

January brought in a brand new decade and a brand new year for spreading more horror. I'm really looking forward to creating more portraits of some of my favorite horror stars, traveling the country, seeing all my friends of the road and making some new ones too!! 

 

February was a time for getting new items ready for the road. Look for a Fulci Zombie T-shirt Collaboration with Twisted T's, my Tour Shirts printed by the Potentate of Hate and quite a few new horror portraits. First one of the year is Malcolm McDowell in A Clockwork Orange.

 

Stay Spooky,

 

Joel Robinson

Hello 2010.

So far this year I have created convention posters, a portrait Remembering Dan O'Bannon for HorrorHound magazine and key art for a movie pitch.
Full Moon Tattoo & Horror Fest
Con-Tamination 2010

I am currently working on a Limited Edition Leatherface Oversized Print with Gunner Hansen and designing a t-shirt for Sharon Ceccatti Hill, nurse zombie from Dawn of the Dead. Both will be available for the Convention circuit.

The Disposal Tour Begins March 5
20 Shows in 9 States
(so far).

March 5-7
Pikeville, Ky
March 12-14
Cherry Hill, NJ
March 26-28
Indianapolis, In
April 9-11
Cleveland, Oh
April 23-25
Nashville, Tn
April 30-May 2
St. Louis, Mo
June 4-5
Midwest Haunters Con
Columbus, Oh
July 30-Aug 1
Louisville, Ky
Aug 13-15
Lewisville, Tx
Aug 20-22
Cherry Hill, NJ
Sept 2010
HorrorHound Weekend
Cincinnati, Oh
Sept 17-19
Pittsburgh, Pa
Oct 1-3
Cleveland, Oh
Oct 2010
Erie, Pa
Oct 2010
Nashville, Tn
Oct 2010
Chicago, Il
Oct 2010
Fairborn, Oh
Nov 5-7
Lexington, Ky

See ya on the road!!

 
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Hello 2010
The Disposal Tour Begins

Spotlight on The 12 Jasons

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December 2009 Edition
Issue No. 7

December saw 2009 bid farewell.  2009 also marked my first full calendar year on the road.  The Dismemberment Tour was a personal success and I appreciate everyone's support!  Although I hated to see the shows end, it has given me time to regroup and spend much needed time with my family.  See you all in 2010!!

 

Stay Spooky,

 

Joel Robinson

Goodbye 2009.
 
Professionally 2009 was an incredibly productive year.  I created many new works of horror, a book cover, cd and dvd covers, convention posters, appeared at 15 shows in 6 states, met many of star and fan, contributed to HorrorHound magazine, used my art to raise money for Spina Bifida (thank you to everyone who contributed) and still managed to make my other freelance commitments.  Not too shabby of a year.
 
Check out www.artpusher.net/news.htm for the Horror Highlights for 2009.
What's New for 2010
New Signature Print Collaborations and Tour

One of my first collaboration for 2010 is with the original Leatherface, Gunnar Hansen.  We will create and oversize limited print (only 100) numbered and autographed by myself and Gunnar. The Leatherface print will be available at 2010 convention appearances. 
 
I am currently designing a t-shirt for my favorite zombie, Sharon Ceccatti Hill, nurse zombie from Dawn of the Dead.  The shirts will be available at Sharon's appearances in 2010, beginning April 9-11 at
Cinema Wasteland.

Get the latest on celebrity collaborations at artpusher.net 

March 5 begins The Disposal Tour 2010.  The tour (so far) will span 20 dates in 9 states. Looking forward to seeing all my friends of the road and making some new ones too!!  Drifters Beware!!
Newsletter Begins New Format
 
 
Beginning January 31, 2010,  this newsletter will be available exclusively at www.artpusher.net/news.htm
If you are on the mailing list you will still continue to receive an email when the latest newsletter is available.
In This Issue
Goodbye 2009
What's New for 2010
Newsletter Begins New Format

Spotlight on Unknown Hinson

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November 2009 Edition
Issue No. 6
November offered a couple weeks to recharge, restock and create a couple new pieces for HorrorHound Weekend Cincinnati.  HorrorHound Weekend Cincinnati was the last stop on The Dismemberment Tour 2009.  A tour which sent me through 15 Cities in 6 States and I met too many cool people to count.  Big Thanks to everyone for stopping by to say hi, taking a picture, getting a signature, and grabbing some art.  See you all in 2010!!
 
Stay Spooky,
 
Joel Robinson
HorrorHound Weekend Cinci A Big Success! 
 
Wow!! What a way to end The Dismemberment Tour.  HorrorHound magazine put on one hell of a show in Cincinnati, Ohio.  Complete with a Night of the Creeps Reunion, amazing  guests, killer vendors, ferocious films, eerie entertainment and the wonderful wedding of HorrorHound's Nate and Jessica.  An amazing weekend was had by all.
 
I created new pieces for the show which included a Frank the Bunny, Elvira, Jason 3 and Night of the Creeps collage.  It was a pleasure meeting James Duval, Elvira, Richard Brooker and the incredible cast of Night of the Creeps, Steve Marshall, Jill Whitlow and Tom Atkins.  Night of the Creep's Jason Lively is always a pleasure to see and I can't thank him enough for pimpin' my art at the Q & A. 
 
The Night of the Creeps Autographed Print Raffle for Spina Bifida was a huge success.  Congrats to Mark Bromer for winning the Night of the Creeps Signed Print.  We sold over 250 tickets and also received a donation that will benefit The Spina Bifida Association.  Thank You to all who entered. Your contribution is greatly appreciated.  Also I want to Thank the cast from Night of the Creeps again for donating and being so incredibly supportive.  It was such a pleasure to get to talk to you all.  I was completely blown away.  You All are the Best!!
 
I had an incredible tour in 09 and I can't wait to see what 2010 has in store.  See ya out on the road!!
Steve Marshall, Jill Whitlow, Me, Jason Lively & Tom Atkins
More Prints of the Macabre
New art at artpusher.net

 
I have some brand new prints available at artpusher.netElvira, Mistress of the Dark and Frank the Bunny areClick to see full portrait. available in a 11X14 mat in a protective reclosable sleeve. Look for new prints to be added all winter.  Over the winter I will also be focusing on a Michael Myers project, new trading cards, t-shirt designs,collaberations with horror celebrities and a possible return into the world of comics. The store will also be adding a Jason Showcase for all your hockey-masked killer needs.
 
If you'd rather get your prints in person, 2010's Tour is taken shape already and will Click to see full portrait.begin in March. I plan on returning to the stops on The Dismemberment Tour 09 as well as adding a few more shows  in Texas, New Jersey and St. Louis!
 
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In This Issue
HHW Cinci Big Success
More Prints of the Macabre

Spotlight on The 12 Jasons of Christmas

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Spotlight on Unknown Hinson

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October 2009 Edition
Issue No. 5
October was filled to capacity with Cinema Wasteland, Eerie Film Fest, Nashville Comic and Horror Fest, Flashback Weekend, a signing and an October window display at America's Largest Comic Book Store, Bookery Fantasy.  As they say "No Rest for the Wicked" and October offered no rest indeed.  I always have a great time seeing my friends of the road and October offered a virtual friends of the road reunion. Good Times.  And again I want to thank everyone for stopping by to say hi, taking a picture, getting a signature, and grabbing some art.
 
Stay Spooky,
 
Joel Robinson
On with the shows...

October was completely insane.  I did shows in Ohio, Pennsylvania, Tennessee and Illinois. Every show was a blast and I am looking forward to returning next year!  Here's a pic of me and my pals, Nick Tallo and G. Joe Shelby from George A. Romero's Dawn of the Dead at Cinema Wasteland .  The convention is always a truly entertaining experience and takes place every April and October in Strongsville, Ohio.  Ken and Pam Kish are the Ringmasters to the cavalcade of the bizarre known as Cinema Wasteland. Congratulation on their 10th year!
 
Below is my setup at the Eerie Horror Fest at the beautifully restored Warner Theater in Erie, Pennsylvania.  This was my first time in Erie but certainly not my last.  Thanks everyone for making me feel so at home. 
 
Then it was off to the Nashville Comic and Horror Fest. This years show marked the release of Forrest J. Ackerman's Anthology of the Dead.  The book contributors include Uncle Forry himself (forward), Del Howison, Joe Moe, Cassandra Lee, Eric Enck, Axelle Carolyn, Robert Freese, Steve "Uncle Creepy" Barton (introduction) and many more! The anthology was edited by J. Travis Grundon & L.B. Goddard and includes a portrait of Uncle Forry on the back cover by yours truly.  I always enjoy my time in Nashville and look forward to seeing you all again at the Full Moon Tattoo & Horror Fest in April.
 
October continued with Flashback Weekend. It is always fun hanging out with the Chicago Chapter.   Guests for the show included Robert Englund, Lance Henriksen (see next article), Tony Todd and my new friend and Host with the most, Timothy Quill.  You may remember Timothy as the blacksmith in Army of Darkness.  If you get a chance to meet him, you must.
 
The last show in October was at America's Largest Comic Book Store, Bookery Fantasy in Fairborn, Ohio or as I like to call it "Halloween Town".  It's has several Foy's Halloween stores open all year round in a 2 block radius so it really gets rockin' around the holidays.  Thanks to Tim, Chuck, Lanny, John and the crew for the hospitality.
 
I feel very fortunate to be able to celebrate my love for horror with art. I want to thank everyone for their support and for making my life on the road a reality.  You Rule!!!
Horror Legends get their Signature print 
 
I've had the pleasure of doing several shows with Ken Foree this year. Ken is always a pleasure to talk to and always so gracious to his fans.  During the first night of the Eerie Film Fest in Erie, Pennsylvania while the local news was filming, I presented Ken with the portrait I created of  him as Peter in George A. Romero's Dawn of the Dead.  Ken was so appreciative and sincere and at one point even said he was going to use it as the portrait in his obituary. It was completely amazing and surreal.  We also talked about creating a future portrait.  Look for a new Foree portrait to find it's way into the Halls of Horror.
 
Another Horror Legend I got to see again this year was the great Dick Warlock.  I will say it here, Dick Warlock is my favorite Michael Myers.  I met Dick last year at Fright Night Film Fest.  He stopped by my table and I presented him with his portrait back in 2008.  Dick was generous enough to stop my table again this year and tell me how he has the portrait hung in his office. He even came back behind the table and took a photo with me.
 
At Flashback Weekend I was fortunate enough to meet Lance Henriksen. Lance stopped by my table before the show began on Friday.   He couldn't say enough positive things about my art.  He said I should be creating movie poster art and to keep moving forward with what I am doing.    Very motivational words from an incredible talent.  We talked about Lance's future projects and about his astonishing body of work.  Lance really dug the portrait I did of him as Jessie Hooker from the movie, Near Dark.  When he said the portrait depicted his favorite scene in the movie,  I couldn't believe it.  A shot he called the praying mantis.  A title given to the pose by Director, Kathryn Bigelow.  I was amazed to hear the story.  Sometimes a scene or a pose from an actor can sum up the character.  I just try to capture that as best as I can.  Sometimes it works better than you thought.
 
Three Legends of Horror in one wild month.  Thanks for everything, guys!
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On with the shows...
Horror Legends
The Last Show of the Dismemberment Tour 2009
  
Nov 20-22

Spotlight on The 12 Jasons of Christmas

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September 2009 Edition
Issue No. 4
The second leg of The Dismemberment Tour is in full force.  September saw the Scarefest in Lexington, Kentucky and Horror Realm in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Big thanks to Chuck, Patti and Jeff at Scarefest and Rich and Sandy and Horror Realm for making me feel right at home.  It's always great to see my friends of the road. I appreciate all the good times you bring. And again I want to thank everyone for stopping by to say hi, take a picture, get a signature, and grab some art. Stay Spooky,
 
Joel Robinson
Rockin' Good Time at Scarefest

Two words.  Scarefest Rocked!!  The convention is in it's second year and I can't believe how big it has become.  This year I did the event with my buddy, screen-printer and tag-team art partner, Ben Harley aka The Potentate of Hate. 
I look forward to creating new art for the 2010 Scarefest, which includes   posters, t-shirts and other printed promotional items. If you haven't attended the Scarefest,  Horror and Paranormal Convention you might want to mark your calendars for next years event on November  5-7, 2010 in Lexington, Kentucky.
 
 
That's a whole lot of art.
A Portrait for Some Friends
 
On July 26 of this year we lost a very talented actor, casting director, weapon expert not to mention an incredibly memorable zombie, Clayton Hill.  Clayton was featured in George A. Romero's Dawn of the Dead as the "Sweater Zombie" but that was only one role in a career that has spanned over 70 years. I met Clayton and his wife Sharon at my very first convention appearance in their hometown of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Clayton and Sharon's table was located right across from mine and by the end of the weekend we were cutting up and sharing stories like old pals.  They also introduced me to all their zombie friends. Over the course of the weekend Clayton kept commenting that the art I had created for the event, HorrorHound Weekend Pittsburgh,  would have been a lot better if he would had been featured up front.  I laughed every time he brought it up. Clayton and Sharon had an incredible chemistry and an infectious welcome that I will never forget.
 
This year I returned to Pittsburgh for Horror Realm.  Although I knew Clayton wouldn't be with us I was looking forward to seeing Sharon and my zombie pals who I have forged friendships with since my last Pittsburgh visit.
 
Below is an 18x24 poster I made especially for Clayton and Sharon.  Just the way Clayton would have liked it, with him up front.  Thanks Clayton (you will be missed) and Sharon for everything.
The Talented Robert Kurtzman gets his Signature print. 
   
You may know Robert Kurtzman as a writer, director, special effects artist, make-up artist...  Robert wrote From Dusk til Dawn, directed The Wishmaster, created special effects for such movies as Friday the 13th Part 9- Jason Goes to Hell and Bubba Ho-tep and  was in the make-up department for such classics as Evil Dead 2 and Army of Darkness. Mr. Kurtzman is also the K in K.N.B. EFX Group. I first met Robert in Chicago earlier this year at Fangoria's Weekend of Horrors.  I found him to be a  super nice, down to earth guy who just happens to be incredibly talented. Robert was gracious enough to sign a few Wishmaster and Jason 9 prints.  Both prints are available signed by me at http://artpusher.net/store.htm.  Prints signed by Robert Kurtzman and I are available at my appearances
   
In This Issue
Scarefest Wrap Up
A Portrait for Some Friends
Robert Kurtzman Signature Print
Dismemberment Tour 2009
 
Oct 2-4 
 
Oct 8-11
 
Oct 17-18
 
Oct 23-25
 
Oct 30
Bookery Fantasy
 
Nov 20-22

Spotlight on Jason Voorhees

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August 2009 Edition
Issue No. 3
The second leg of The Dismemberment Tour began August 14th in Louisville, Kentucky as the Fright Night Film Fest took off running.  The show had a great turn out and I appreciate so many people stopping by to say hi, taking a picture, getting a signature, and grabbing some art.  There are a lot of cool people out there collecting my work.  I can't thank you enough.
 
Stay Spooky,
 
Joel Robinson
Big Fun at Fright Night Film Fest

I had a great time at the Fright Night Film Fest in Louisville, KY.  Three days celebrating horror and film, films, films.
 
During the event, I raffled a 24X36 framed portrait of the 12 Jasons Collage with proceeds benefiting the Spina Bifida Association.  Congratulations to Floyd Freels for taking home the art autographed by Ari Lehman (Jason 1),  Steve Dash (Jason 2),  Ted White (Jason 4), Tom Morga (Jason 5), and myself.  Thanks to all that entered and gave to a great cause.
 
 
You can see the Jason art in it's entirety HERE 
ScareFest Poster 
 
Click to see larger imageAre you ready for ScareFest? It's coming to the Lexington Center in Lexington, KY on September 11-13, 2009. 
 
Guests include Danielle Harris, Dee Wallace, and Doug Bradley to name just a few! You can check out the entire guest list, as well as more info on the con, on the ScareFest site.
 
I finished up the official poster for the event and you will be able to get your own copy at the show. I look forward to seeing you there! 
Linda Blair Leads the Way and Makes a Difference...
...and gets her Signature print. 
 
Linda Blair is not only an incredible actress and Horror Icon but a humanitarian and crusader for canines.    It was a wonderful experience to meet Linda and to hear her passion for making a difference.  Her WorldHeart Foundation rescues abandoned and abused dogs and provides medical care, socialization, and rehabilitation. 
 
For more info about the Linda Blair WorldHeart Foundation, visit www.LindaBlairWorldheart.org. As the proud papa of  two rescued animals, I couldn't imagine my life without my four legged kids. 
 
Linda will be offering my Regan portrait at her appearance at Chiller Theatre in Parsippany, NJ from October 30 - November 1, 2009.  If you are at the con and haven't met Linda before, do not hesitate.  She extremely approachable and a pleasure to talk to.
 
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In This Issue
Fright Night Wrap Up
ScareFest Poster
Linda Blair Signature print
Dismemberment Tour 2009
 
Sep 11-13
 
Sep 18-20
 
Oct 2-4
 
Oct 8-11
 
Oct 17-18
 
Oct 23-25
 
Oct 30
Bookery Fantasy
 
Nov 20-22

Spotlight on Jason Voorhees

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July 2009 Edition
Issue No. 2
The second leg of The Dismemberment Tour begins Aug 14th in Lousville, Kentucky at Fright Night Film Fest.  I'm really looking forward to getting back out on the road and seeing all the cool folks I met last year.  I'm also looking forward to making a lot of new fiends along the way. See you there! Stay Spooky,
 
Joel Robinson
Chaos in the Park 2009 - Benefit Concert for the Legendary Dr. Creep A Huge Success

I had a wonderfully spooky time at the Dr. Creep Benefit. It was a great success that raised $2200 for the legendary Horror Host. The bands rocked, the food was great, and the good times plentiful. A Ghastlee Ghoul emceed the event while Tommy Gunn and assistant Hannabelle wowed the crowd with feats of madness.  Thanks to everyone for coming out and giving. 
During the event, I raffled an 18X24 framed portrait of the Creep with proceedes going to the benefit.  Congratulations to Johnathon Lytle for taking home the autographed art.  Thanks to all that entered, because of you the raffle added $500 to the fund. 
 You can check out more pictures and info about the show on the Dr. Creep Benefit Page or on my Facebook and MySpace pages.  Do you have any pictures of the event?
Load up your great pictures of this Creepiest of events on my artpusher.net Facebook Page for everyone to see.
Jason Voorhees Madness!
EXCLUSIVE Poster Sneak Peak

 Can't get enough Jason?  Check this out! I am going to have all TWELVE Jason portraits available for the second leg of The Dismemberment Tour.  You can even have them together in all their gorey on one poster!  
When completed the poster will be 18X24 and will be unveiled at my appearance at Fright Night Film Fest as well as on www.artpusher.net.
Fright Night Film Fest Poster 
 
Click to see Larger versionAre you ready for Fright Night Film Fest? It's coming to the Crowne Plaza in Louisville, Kentucky on August 14-16, 2009. 
 
Guests include Linda Blair, Michael Madsen, and William Forsythe to name just a few! You can check out the entire guest list, as well as more info on the con, on the Fright Night Film Fest site.
 
I just finished up the official poster for the event and it's gotten me psyched for the show. You will be able to get your own copy of the killer poster on site. I look forward to seeing you there! 
In This Issue
Dr. Creep Benefit Concert
SNEAK PEAK: Jason Madness!
Fright Night Film Fest Poster
Dismemberment Tour 2009
 
Aug 14-16
Fright Night Film Fest
 
Sep 11-13The ScareFest
 
Sep 18-20Horror Realm
 
Oct 2-4Cinema Wasteland  
Oct 8-11
 
Oct 17-18
 
Oct 23-25
 
Nov 20-22

Spotlight on Unknown Hinson

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June 2009 Edition
Issue No. 1
Welcome to the first edition of my new newsletter. Here you will find news about my art, happenings at the latest shows, upcoming appearances, sneak previews of new works, and a whole lot more. I want to thank everybody for their past support and encouragement, I appreciate it greatly. I can't believe how many cool people I have met on the road in such a short period of time. Looking forward to seeing you all again soon. Stay Spooky,
 
Joel Robinson
What's New?
Here's whats going on in my world...
 
Derek Mears Jason 2009
I am sure alot of you were as excited about the new Friday the 13th movie as I was. And to commemorate I added the new Jason Voorhees, Derek Mears, to the collection. For those keeping count, that makes 6 Jason portraits...so far. Fans of Jason - keep an eye out for more exciting news on the Voorhees front coming this fall.
 Currently I am finishing up quite a few projects to watch for.  The cover for American Dog's new album, Mean, is almost done. I am also working on the convention posters for Fright Night Film Fest and The Scarefest. Along with several other projects you will just have to wait until August to see. 
The last few weeks pulling together all of the summer projects has made me excited to get back on the road soon. I will be making an appearance at the Dr. Creep Benefit Concert and then will be out in full force at Fright Night Film Fest. See you there!
Chaos in the Park 2009 - Benefit Concert for the Legendary Dr. Creep

Dr. Creep from Shock TheatreThere has been a new date added to the 2009 Dismemberment Tour for a great cause. I have been asked to join the festivities on July 18th in Springfield Ohio to benefit Dayton, Ohio's Horror Host of Shock Theatre, Dr. Creep.  The concert will raise money to help aid in Dr. Creep's ongoing medical expenses. I will be selling my Dr. Creep portraits and raffling off something super special to honor The Creep.  I am also honored to have been asked to share some of my memories of Dr. Creep onstage during the show. Please come and show your support for the man who brought so much to so many in the horror industry.
 
To read more and see my Dr. Creep art and T-Shirt Design for the event - CLICK HERE
Scares that Care
Raising Money for Spina Bifada
  
Ryan H, Winner of Autographed Jason Print, HHW Indy 2009Over my last few convention stops I have raffled off art to benefit The Spina Bifida Association.  Thank you to all who participated in the raffles and to the celebrities for your generosity in donating your signatures. Your contributions to this great cause are sincerely appreciated.
 
At HorrorHound Indianapolis on March 28, 2009, I raffled of an 1 foot by 3 foot Jason Voorhess Collage signed by myself, Ari Lehman (Jason 1),  Warrington Gillette (Jason 2), CJ Graham (Jason 6) and Derek Mears (Jason 2009). We had over 300 people participate in the raffle and a huge crowd for the drawing. Ryan Hughes, shown above, pulled out the win and took home the big prize - congratulations!
 
At Full Moon Tattoo and Horror Festival I raffled a 4 foot by 6 foot reproduction of the convention poster I created for the event. It was signed by myself, Sid Haig, Chris Sarandon, William Forsythe, Jason Mewes, Danielle Harris, The Evil Dead Ladies ( Ellen Sandweiss, Betsy Baker and Theresa Tilly ), Ed Neal, Gunnar Hansen, John Dugan, Derek Mears, Ken Foree, Kane Hodder, CJ Graham, Ben and Stacey Dixon and too many more to mention here.  Thank you to over 200 attendees who participated in the raffle and congratulations to John for winning!
Danielle Harris Partners with artpusher for Her Signature Print
 
Danielle Harris and myself at Nashville Tattoo and Horror Fest.Danielle Harris, famous for playing Jamie Lloyd in the classic Halloween 4 and 5, has adopted an original Joel Robinson creation as her signature appearance print. Come meet Danielle and get an autographed print at The ScareFest on September 11-13, 2009 at The Lexington Center in Lexington, Kentucky.
 And don't forget - her new movie, Rob Zombie's H2, is coming to theaters late summer so make sure you catch it! 
Danielle Harris in Halloween 4
In This Issue
What's New?
Dr. Creep Benefit Concert
Scares that Care
Danielle Harris Gets Printed
Dismemberment Tour 2009
 
July 18
 
Aug 14-16
Fright Night Film Fest
 
Sep 11-13
 
Sep 18-20
 
Oct 2-4
 
Oct 8-11
 
Oct 17-18
 
Oct 23-25
 
Nov 20-22

Spotlight on Uncle Forry
Every monster kid's favorite Uncle.
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Sunday, June 21, 2009 
 


Scarefest TShirt Design

Here's the new design for the official Scarefest T-Shirt. Don't miss this show on September 11-13, 2009 at Lexington Center in Lexington, Ky. More info and guest list at  thescarefest.com  The tshirt design combines aspects of both horror and the paranormal, just like the show! Scarefest Poster Coming Soon!



I'm really looking forward to the show. I'll have lots of new works and something exciting to Raffle off to benefit the Spina Bifida Association.
Be sure to stay current with the happenings at  www.artpusher.net/news.htm
To really be in the know, sign up for the newsletter at  www.artpusher.net

Saturday, June 06, 2009 
 


New Date Added to the Dismemberment Tour

Chaos in the Park-Benefit Concert for the Legendary Dr. Creep. I have been asked to join the festivities to benefit Dayton, Ohio's Horror Host of Shock Theater, Dr. Creep.  The concert will raise money to help aid in Dr. Creep's medical expenses. I will be selling my Dr. Creep portraits and I'll be raffling off something super special to honor The Creep.  I will also be onstage at sometime to share some of my memories of Dr. Creep.
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Below is the t-shirt design I created for the event.  The event will take place at Snyder Park in Springfield, Ohio on July 18 th from Noon until 9 p.m.

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Hope to see ya there!

 

Tuesday, May 05, 2009 

  Danielle Harris Autographed Prints and Rue Morgue appearance.

Danielle Harris (Rob Zombie's Halloween & H2, Halloween 4 & 5) is currently offering my Halloween 4 portrait (see below) at her Convention appearances.  My art is matted and will be available from Danielle autographed by Danielle and myself.  If you haven't met Danielle in the past, you must meet her in the future.  She is absolutely too cool.

Also, my art landed in the pages of Rue Morgue magazine issue 88 April 2009.  My covers for Vincent Price Presents Issue 1 and 8 are shown in Blood in Four Colours.

 
Monday, March 23, 2009 
  I'm on the radio!

Had a great time on the J Travis Grundon Show on blogtalkradio.com

Hear the interview in it's entirety right HERE

We talk about Art, Horror and I get issued a clear challenge by the notorious Potentate of Hate.

Hope you dig it!

 
Friday, March 20, 2009 
  Featured on Ain't It Cool News

Ambush Bug survives Fango's Weekend of Horrors

I was recently mentioned on Ain't It Cool News
http://www.aintitcool.com/node/40508

I'm Observation #6 at Fangoria's Weekend of Horrors Chicago. 
Thanks Ambush Bug!! It was a pleasure to meet ya .
 
Wednesday, March 11, 2009 
  I was requested by George A. Romero

I just got back from Fangoria's Weekend of Horrors Chicago.  I want to Thank Scott at Fangoria Graphix and Ted at Creation for making me feel right at home.  I had a great time, met some wonderful people and partied with friends old and new. Thanks to everyone who stopped by to see me.  I really appreciate it.
I created a portrait of George Romero (see below) for the event.  Usually when I do a portrait I like to present it to the subject as soon as I can.  This was not the case at this particular event.  I sold the Romero portraits Fri and Sat and the line for Mr. Romero was so long I knew I didn't have a chance to butt in line for fear of possibly losing my painting arm.  So I went to the celebrity cocktail party without meeting the legend.
At the cocktail party (after George had left) his manager approached me and made me the happiest fanboy around.  George had given his manager specific orders to find out who I was because he wanted to "buy" one.  My jaw hit the ground.
So Sunday I was brought to the front of the line to present Mr Romero with a signed personalized Portrait.  I couldn't have been more nervous.  He is an incredible gracious man and certainly a living legend. It was an amazing experience.  I can die a happy man and then come back as a reanimated corpse.


Stay Spooky,
Joel Robinson

 
Friday, February 06, 2009 
 

New Dates added to the Dismemberment Tour

I have 2 new dates to add to the Dismemberment Tour 09.
Fangoria's Weekend of Horrors and the World Independent Film Expo .
I can't wait to see you all!!

Dismemberment Tour 09

March 6-8, 2009
Fangoria's Weekend of Horrors
Chicago, Il
March 27-29, 2009
HorrorHound Weekend
Indianapolis, In
April 3-5, 2009
Cinema Wasteland
Cleveland, Oh
April 24-26, 2009
Full Moon Tattoo & Horror Festival
Nashville, Tn
May 15-17, 2009
World Independent Film Expo
Winchester, Ky
June 2009
HorrorHound Weekend
Detroit, Mi
Aug 2009
Fright Night Film Fest
Louisville, Ky
Sept 11-13, 2009
The ScareFest
Lexington, Ky
 

Thursday, January 01, 2009

 

Jazma Online Interview

Hey Everyone,

Happy New Year to all.  Hope the hangovers were few and the good times a plenty. Here's to 2009!

I have an interview on Jazma Online

http://www.jazmaonline.com/interviews/interviews2008.asp?intID=289

I talk about art and growing up on horror.  Hope you dig it.

Stay Spooky,
Joel

 

Sunday, December 21, 2008

 

Vincent Price Presents Issue 4 Review

Ain't It Cool News had this to say about Vincent Price Presents Issue 4

VINCENT PRICE PRESENTS 4
Bluewater Comics

I really like this miniseries. It really fills my done-in-one horror appetite. This issue is especially good with writer Chad Helder offering up a cautionary tale about a scientist who tries to overcome the inquisitive nature of a child and defeat a family curse. The story unfolds really well and there are quite a few moments of real tension--an accomplishment for just 20 pages. The other two pages? More awesome art from Joel Robinson who offers up a photorealistic intro and outro that look as if Mr. Price himself crawled out of the grave and posed for them himself. Full of scares and fun from cover to cover. Previewed in this week's SHOOT THE MESSENGER Column, this book is worth checking out.

Original Story at
http://www.aintitcool.com/node/39478

Thanks Ambush Bug!

Stay Spooky,
Joel

 

Wednesday, December 17, 2008

 

Vincent Price Pinup Book coming April 2009

I have a pinup book of Vincent Price coming out in April called Vincent Price Presents Gallery of Terror (sneak peek of the ad below). It will contain portraits of Vincent in the roles he made famous.

Stay Spooky,
Joel

 

Wednesday, December 17, 2008

Vincent Price Presents 4 in Comic Stores Now

 

Monday, December 01, 2008

 

My Art featured on Fangoria

My art and a small bio are featured on Fangoria's web site.  The feature is called The Art of Horror.

http://fangoriaonline.com/features/the-art-of-horror/684-the-vincent-price-of-portrait-horror.html

Thanks Scott.  Glad to be part of it.

 

Tuesday, November 11, 2008

 

ChopTop Pic used on TCM website

My ChopTop pic is being used at the TCM (Turner Classic Movies) website in a blog wishing the multi-talented Bill Moseley a Happy Birthday (11-11).  A good read for all things Moseley.

http://moviemorlocks.com/2008/11/11/happy-birthday-choptop/#more-5035

Happy Birthday Bill!!

 

Friday, November 07, 2008

 

Thank You Halloween Town

Just want Thank Chuck, Tim, Lanny and the crew at Bookery Fantasy for making my signing on Oct 29, 2008 such a wonderful experience.  Although is was 40 degrees it still rocked.

Also Thank you to eveyone who stopped by (special thanks to those who picked something up).  I had a great time.

I met cool people, saw a parade, listened to a live band and seen a whole lot of people dressed up for Halloween (at least I think those were costumes).  I even got to hang out with Dayton Ohio's own Horror Host, Dr. Creep.

I also did an interview for comicrelated.com while I was there (Thanks Bill)
http://www.comicrelated.com/commentary/lifeinfourcolors_081031.html

Stay Spooky,
Joel

 

Wednesday, November 05, 2008

The Making of Vincent Price Presents 7

Ever wonder what the steps to making a comic cover are? Well here's the steps I took to create the Vincent Price Presents 7 Cover.

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Thursday, October 30, 2008

Vincent Price Presents is featured on the AMC website

http://blogs.amctv.com/horror-hacker/2008/10/vincent-price-presents.php

Here's what they said

After the success of their Ray Harryhausen comics, Bluewater wanted to work with another movie legend. Who better than Vincent Price? And so, the Hollywood horror icon that haunted moviegoers in 3-D productions like The House of Wax (1953) and the first version of The Fly (1958) is now haunting comic book readers in Vincent Price Presents with a little help from artist Joel Robinson and writer Chad Helder.

It's a fitting tribute: Having the master of macabre haunt a new generation of horror fans posthumously. The new series features Price in a myriad of roles including host, muse, background player, and protagonist. Plus, Bluewater is developing sequels to some of his films -- all with the permission of The Vincent Price Estate which is gearing up to celebrate the star's 100th b-day in 2010.

To learn more about other comic books turning into movies or vice versa, check out this photo gallery. For more info about this and other horror comics, go to ComicMonsters.com.

 

Monday, October 27, 2008

My Leprechaun pic on new Comic Cover

Hello Everyone. Hope all is well in your world.  Just wanted to share the news that my Leprechaun pic is going to be on the cover of the new Leprechaun comic by Bluewater and Lionsgate.  Below is the cover and the official word.

BLUEWATER INKS DEAL WITH LIONSGATE FOR COMIC SERIES

BELLINGHAM, WA- October 27, 2008- in 2009, Bluewater and Lionsgate will be developing a line of comic books based on the cult/ horror favorite films "Leprechaun" and "Warlock". After their successful series "Vincent Price Presents" Bluewater delivers more horror to comics.

"Working with Lionsgate on this end is like coming back full circle for me. I worked on the marketing for "Leprechaun 4: In Space", said Bluewater publisher Darren G. Davis. "I loved this little character and have always wanted to do something with him. As for "Warlock", this was another cult film that I enjoyed, so having this opportunity to partner with Lionsgate again is going to be great".

The "Warlock comic series is described as, The Warlock is on a mission to destroy a book that contains a spell which imprisoned six other Warlocks. If the book manages to be destroyed, the dangerous Warlocks would be released back into the world free to cause chaos and destruction. It's up to a rag-tag group of people to prevent the Warlock from carrying out his plan.

"Warlock will appeal to both fans of the franchise and readers who know nothing about the horror series", said writer Nick Lyons. The book will be drawn by Jacob Bear and colored by John Hunt. Matt Bellisle will be doing all the alternate covers to this title.

"Leprechaun" will be written by another Lionsgate alum Zach Hunchar, who just finished writing Insane Jane for Bluewater. "Leprechaun" is an immensely popular horror franchise and I'm excited about expanding the mythos. It takes two of my favorite things . Ireland and horror. I'm extremely excited to continue to explore the things that scare me and entertain me. I'm very happy Bluewater chose me for this task."

"Leprechaun" the comic series is a tale of revenge and mayhem. This is the tale of Lubdan, the king and sole survivor of the Leprechaun. The last of the Leprechauns! A treasure dealer stumbles across his pot of gold and steals it. In this modern age, he finds buyers all over the planet through on-line auctions. Iubdan finds the thief after the gold is shipped to humans across the globe. Unbeknownst to Iubdan, the Cluracan, a war-like race intent on genocide, helped the human find the gold. A new curse is discovered that weakens Iubdan while he is not in possession of the gold and will eventually kill him if he does not recover them all in enough time. He quickly realizes he cannot locate the gold without help. The treasure dealer's last sale was to a computer expert, who agrees to help Lubdan, in exchange for his life. Together, they race against time to learn of the gold's locations. Lubdan's quest takes him all over the planet, across time and space. Battling greed, the genocidal Cluracan and new mystical adversaries, Lubdan must save all life to save himself.

Kris Carter will draw "Leprechaun". And Micheal Kingston will be writing the 2nd story arch.

 

Vincent Price Presents #1 receives a "Spotlight On" and a "Staff Picks" from Previews.
Vincent Price Presents #1 is now on order from Previews. Order Code: JUL08 3738
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Vincent Price Presents Comic Book Horror Cover Artist Joel Robinson