Posted by Steven T. Seagle on July 17, 2006

Weird.

I’m sitting here in LA getting ready to pack up and head down to the Comic-Con International.

Why weird?

KAFKA, the first comic I ever did is coming out in a sleek new remastered edition day after tomorrow. That’s the book that was out when I went to my first Comicon-Con San Diego. And that was like 20 yeras ago.

Yeah, weird.

The volume looks sweet (at least in PDFS!). I couldn’t help but go back and fix a few things. Yeah I pulled a little George Lucas here and there – I know, but don’t worry. I didn’t add a big scene no one wants to see or anything. I just fixed some grammar, tweaked the word choice now and then. I couldn’t help myself.

But it’s weird…

To come to grips with your creative self from that long ago and see how you were thinking then. I definitely re-learned some things my previous self did better than my current self. And I also taught my younger me a trick or two learned over the years.

The result is the same book, only a little better. Hell a LOT better if we’re talking about the work that Starkings & JG & Stefano & I did redesigning it all.

So here’s a sneak look at the new cover all finished and pretty. Come by the MOA booth #2007 and pick up a copy and I’ll be happy to sign it for you. What’s it about? Well, it’s about an ex-spy who has six days to reclaim his past or lose it.

And that’s pretty weird.

Steve T. Seagle
(the T stands for “trout”)