So a day of remembrance was held at the Lasky-Demille Barn on Saturday, March 13th. Ric's student from the Kubert school, Larry Loc, said some kind words to help those present get a flavor of what his experience of Ric was as student so many years ago. Present were many animation industry professionals from every major studio. The picture below is of Ric's long time friend and coworker, Art Leonardi. You may know him as the father of the Pink Panther. Art has kindly agreed to be one of our next interviews. (If you're having a hard time seeing Art's face properly, simply turn your head sideways. Who knows, after you're done looking at the photo, you might find that the world looks better this way :)
Our visit to the San Diego Comic-Con was a resounding success! Interest has definitely waxed stronger due to our booth there! We have Larry Loc to thank, to a large extent, for our continued momentum during these lean months! Larry you're a scholar and a gentleman. Our rolodex runneth over due to Larry's openness and bigness of heart!
-Seth
Hey everybody,
We will be interviewing Larry Loc, a former student of Ric's from the Kubert school, tomorrow in beautiful Laguna Niguel. Larry is quite a mover and a shaker; he set up the appointment with us right at San Diego Comic-Con! We can't wait to see him, and talk about the memories of Ric in those days.
-seth
It's taken a little while to post here, but it will be well worth the wait; we interviewed Mark Evanier, as well as 4 other former students and co-workers of Ric's, challenged Wesley Snipes to a push-up contest (his Ex-Marine bodyguard told us 'No, thanks'), and rubbed elbows with the current stars of Comic-Bookdom at the Eisner awards! It was an awesome event, with a most impressive turnout, and a classy venue, as usual. Look for video from our adventure to appear VERY SOON!
Check out the latest news on the Ric Estrada Movie homepage: http://ricestradamovie.info
Hey Everybody,
We finalized the designs, and are getting things printed now. I cannot post a full-res design, but I can show you this:
Click Here to pre-order a T-shirt
Click Here to reserve a limited edition poster.
(BTW, these links will go live just as soon as the online store is completed, so check back in within 48 hours EDIT- LOOK FOR LINKS ON THE SIDEBAR, NOT IN THE BLOG, THANKS!)
THANKS FOR YOUR SUPPORT!
-Seth
It doesn't get much bigger than this:
Tyrese Gibson (Transformers | Revenge of the Fallen) has been hard at work promoting his upcoming comic book, entitled 'Tyrese Gibson's MAYHEM'... It's big. How big? This big:
When Jim Lee, Todd McFarlane and the other trend-setters of modern comics are blessing a project like this, there's no use trying to fight it. It will blow the doors off the current print industry.
My bet; movie rights are sold within 3 months. Script developed in 6-8 months. Production completed within 18-24 months... any takers...? Didn't think so. Tyrese is a genius.
Oh, when you're at the San Diego Comic Con, don't forget to save a few bucks (after you buy a copy of Mayhem) for a limited edition Ric Estrada Movie T-Shirt and Poster at booth FF-14 in Artist Alley! Ric's son, Marc, (who cut short a career in fine art to go 'slumming it' with Phil Tippett Studios ;) carefully created a layout that uses an unreleased, never-before-seen war image of Ric's from 1951!!! Visceral graphic quality. The transcendence of the warrior's path. Believe me, you will be quite sad to miss the collector's opportunity of a lifetime - Owning a limited edition reprint of Ric's unreleased pre-Silver Age artwork! Can you smell the Pen and Ink...? I can. I have only a few of them, and they're waiting for you, but not for long.
-Seth
Ric Estrada Movie will have limited edition t-shirts and posters for sale at the Ric Estrada booth in Artist Alley. These items will not be available anywhere else in the world, and when they are sold, that's it!
Check out the latest news on the Ric Estrada Movie homepage: http://ricestradamovie.info
