2008 | Dog Eaters

Rave reviews!

Posted on 12.22.08 under Uncategorized

Here is a post that has all the review links to date in one place:

I have been asked where DOG EATERS is available. It seems that there are a few shops that have already sold out — or they never got it. If you have not been able to find it, please go to the Dabel Brothers site. You can order at the Dabel Brothers online store.

Issue #2 now shipping!!

Posted on 12.16.08 under Uncategorized

Issue #2 will be shipping from Dec 17, but will not be in some store, i.e. Gecko in Honolulu, until Dec 23. Please keep your eye out for it!

There have been cases where people have looked for Issue #1 and the store is out. It seems that stores are being very conservative when they order now because of the economy, so it would be best if you pre-order Issue #3 and tell them that you would like Issue #1 if you haven’t gotten it yet.

TFAW’s Andrew McIntire interviews Malcolm Wong

Posted on 12.01.08 under Uncategorized

Andrew McIntire from TFAW was kind enough to spend some time with me and you can find the interview on the Things from Another World sites on MySpace, Facebook, or on the official TFAW blog.

Or you can read it here:

Running With The Black Dog Clan. An Interview with Malcolm Wong, Creator of DOG EATERS
Current mood: adventurous
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Dog Eaters?

Don’t be ashamed if you haven’t heard of this exciting new freshman work just yet, as Issue 1 just hit stands last Wednesday, but let me help remedy that oversight with a quick synopsis of the setting. Dog Eaters takes place in the future 175 years after the Die Off, a global extinction of 90% of the world’s population. The remaining survivors live a nomadic and violent existence, with only a few scattered casino cities serving as reminders of civilization. One such group of survivors is the Black Dog Clan (the tale’s protagonists), which is looking to leave behind its nomadic lifestyle and found its own casino city.

In Issue 1, we join the Black Dog Clan as it is making its way through perilous territory–and the action comes fast and furious early on. I was impressed by the art, which is a hybrid of manga and comic styles, and found the story exciting and full of promise. So when I got the opportunity to ask a few questions of Malcolm Wong, the creator and writer of Dog Eaters, I couldn’t pass it up.

Read on for some great insights into his new world! And if you haven’t already, check out the free preview of Issue 1, here. It’s a great opportunity to explore the world of the Black Dog Clan, albeit in black and white. But not to worry, the first issue is in glorious color and a gripping read from cover to cover. Recommended.

I’d like to thank Malcolm for taking a moment to talk with us–it was a very interesting interview. So without further ado…

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