Blasphemy !!!!!!!!!! :eek:

I know we're talking graphic novels here, but I've been in many a book store in NYC, including the esteemed Barnes & Noble, where the manager had never heard of FPW. Of course, I'm not referring to the B&N where Bluesman Mike works; he makes sure there's at least a few copies of FPW's books always available.

But it is disheartening that so few book store managers know of F. Paul Wilson.

Browsed through the 1st issue of "The Keep" a couple weeks ago at the comic shop.
First thing that jumped out at me was the lack of color in the illustrations. It wasn't black and white, but it might as well have been. Anybody but me let down by this?
I'm guessing this book was about $3.99. Guess I'll wait for the graphic novel compilation and hope for an upgrade in presentation.

First thing that jumped out at me was the lack of color in the illustrations. It wasn't black and white, but it might as well have been. Anybody but me let down by this?

I was initially, but upon my subsequent readings I find it quite effective for the story which I tend to think of in black and white terms.

I know we're talking graphic novels here, but I've been in many a book store in NYC, including the esteemed Barnes & Noble, where the manager had never heard of FPW. Of course, I'm not referring to the B&N where Bluesman Mike works; he makes sure there's at least a few copies of FPW's books always available.

But it is disheartening that so few book store managers know of F. Paul Wilson.

I've ranted about this before too. Paul's books, etc. should be as available as those of King, Koontz, and a plethora of other writers. Still have no idea why they aren't. :confused:

Browsed through the 1st issue of "The Keep" a couple weeks ago at the comic shop.
First thing that jumped out at me was the lack of color in the illustrations. It wasn't black and white, but it might as well have been. Anybody but me let down by this?
I'm guessing this book was about $3.99. Guess I'll wait for the graphic novel compilation and hope for an upgrade in presentation.

I was surprised by the black and white presentation as well. Glaeken's coloring is lost upon anyone who has not read the book. Plus, there is not much text either. So it does help that I have read the book. I just know who is who that way. If I were introduced to the story this way...I would have a tough time telling the characters apart. But then, when I read the story the first time...I was not sure if Glaeken was a good guy or not when he first came into the story.
When do we get Issue #2 ???

When do we get Issue #2 ???

I was wondering that too. IDW still has an October publishing date.

I was wondering that too. IDW still has an October publishing date.

On the stands Nov 16 (the art has been chronically late)

I'm picking up #1 today after work. The comic book shop I called only has one left, so I'm glad I didn't put it off. I was thinking of asking FPW to sign it for me at the convention this weekend . I can't wait to see it!

I'm picking up #1 today after work. The comic book shop I called only has one left, so I'm glad I didn't put it off. I was thinking of asking FPW to sign it for me at the convention this weekend . I can't wait to see it!

Stacy,
Be sure to give us a full report with juicy details on the whole wonderful weekend!
M

I've got my order in with Forbidden Planet for #1 and pre-ordered #2 & #3. The order acknowledgement says Part 1 is due in November.
Pity us poor Brits, we have to wait ages to see anything.