Brave New World Comics invited Broken Girls writers Rob Beales and Cuitla Huezo to set up a table for book signing. Beales and Huezo were honored of course, but especially so because Brave New World Comics was the 2008 recipient of the Will Eisner Award for comic book shop of the year.
Our thanks to shop owners Atom! and Portlyn Freeman.
Showing posts with label Broken Girls. Show all posts
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September 23, 2009
June 1, 2009
We are proud to announce writers Robert Beales and Cuitla Huezo are now represented by William Morris Endeavor Entertainment. Shortly after the Broken Girls property was optioned (and is now in development) Beales and Huezo were approached by WME2 and offered representation.
"We look forward to a long and productive relationship with William Morris Endeavor" said Huezo.
July 23, 2008
Writers Rob Beales and Cuitla Huezo were recently interviewed by horror websites TerrorTube.com and ComicMonsters.com. Huezo and Beales were asked about all things horror and comics and talked about up-coming graphic novel Broken Girls.
Edit (Oct. 3, 2008): Another interview at ComicBookResources.com
July 7, 2008
Horror sites around the web have taken notice of the forthcoming graphic novel Broken Girls. Check out these sites to see how the book is generating interest and discussion among horror fans:
Broken Girls is being offered for pre-order in your local comic shops and from many respected online comic retailers in the US and the UK like these:
July 1, 2008
Art by RAmado-IMedia Arts
Cover Art by Mike Ebert
Letters and Design by Cuitla Huezo
The students of Marianne's Crossing are all daughters of powerful and influential people, and that is the only reason that they are not in prison. The institution serves as school, prison, and rehab for girls who refuse to behave by society's rules.
When one girl causes a chemical spill, it leaves only a few people unaffected by the horrible transformations. Now only the most violent and clever girls are left to try and make their way from the deepest sub-basement through the blood-thirsty maniac hordes.
The bad girls get to play by their own rules in this story of survival, and no one may get out alive.
May 26, 2008
National comic distributor Diamond has agreed to offer for order and distribution our second graphic novel, Broken Girls. Written by Rob Beales and Cuitla Huezo with art by RAmado – Imedia Arts and a cover by Mike Ebert, Broken Girls will be hitting store shelves in September, just in time for the Halloween season. Talk to your local comic store owner about making sure they will have copies of Broken Girls on hand.
February 13, 2008
We are proud to announce that Ancient Squid has signed RAmado-IMedia Arts onto the Broken Girls project. Artists from all over the world submitted test pages in hopes of being awarded the art commission and it took Ancient Squid several weeks to evaluate the avalanche of artistic skill. "All the talent that we saw made this decision the hardest I've ever been involved with, and we're really excited to have the team at IMedia Arts on the project and look forward to seeing their work come in," said Project Co-Writer Rob Beales. IMedia Arts is expected to take several months to complete the art.
January 28, 2008
Rob Beales and Cuitla Huezo have completed the working script for Broken Girls. Originally dubbed "schoolgirls versus zombies", the story follows four troubled young women imprisoned in a boarding school from hell. Artist submissions are currently being reviewed in anticipation of getting the graphic novel completed for this year's Comic-Con.