Something tells me that Flyboy’s driver doesn’t get a whole lot of work…
You can still pre-order copies of The Young Protectors Volume One and other Kickstarter rewards. Watch this video for more information about that.
Also, The Young Protectors penciler Adam DeKraker and I are now at Ahn Con 2016 in Kansas City, MO this weekend and we have Artifice graphic novels and special advance copies of The Young Protectors Volume One for sale. (And we’ll be happy to sign your books!)
Ahn Con is an LGBT comic convention, and this year they are focusing on Heroes and Villains. It’s rare for us to get to a convention in the Midwest U.S. And since we’re on different coasts, this is only the second Con Adam and I have ever done together. (It was so cool getting to hang out and catch up last night! We stayed up until 2:00 A.M. talking The Young Protectors!) So the experience should be very special all around. We have a fun The Young Protectors panel at noon on Saturday (where we’ll tell our origin stories) and it’d be great to get to talk to readers together, so if you’re nearby, please visit our table and say hi!
So! Mitch’s driver will get Cory whatever he needs. How will Cory use this newfound power? Why is it that Flyboy always looks so cute when he’s putting his mask on? (I mean, really, it’s just adorable!) And why is Flyboy grabbing Cory like that in the last panel? Is he going to punch him? Why would he punch him after they’ve been so sweet together? WHY MITCH WHY?!!!! (Oh, the humanity!)
Tune in this Wednesday to find out! Hope to see you there! 😀
(Only one page left before we return to “the main comic”!)
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