thomas nachlik :: comic artist
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LAST MORTAL promo on MTV GEEK
March 10, 2011
filip and john talking about our project on MTV GEEK.
…plus an unused drawing from issue #4:
Filip and John talk LAST MORTAL #1 on newsarama
March 2, 2011
click below:
http://www.newsarama.com/comics/last-mortal-interview-preview-110301.html
check out previews in march!
February 28, 2011
on pages 180 & 181 you’ll find a double page LAST MORTAL #1 solicitation, a project i’ve been working on since 2008, published by IMAGE/ TOP COW’s imprint MINOTAUR PRESS and written by JOHN MAHONEY & FILIP SABLIK.
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vote for “FOREVER”
November 2, 2010 — 2 Comments
vote for my Top Cow Pilot Season book “FOREVER” here:
http://www.esurveyspro.com/App/Polls/DirectPoll.aspx?id=7065
yes, you CAN vote more than once!
THANK YOU!!!
“forever #1″ review on newsarama.com
October 12, 2010
“…My exact word at the end of the book was, “WHOA…” read the whole review: newsarama.com
cool “last mortal #1″ review
August 13, 2010
via NFAMOUS GAMERS
we’re above average! the story is the killer and my artwork will improve with every issue 
p. s. expect the whole mini series starting around early 2011!
are you ready for pilot season?
August 10, 2010
very interesting to see so much positive feedback on “FOREVER” which I’m drawing, brad ingelsby is writing, nathan fairbairn is coloring, and which was created by matt hawkings. cover below by bagus hutomo of IFS.
next stop: SDCC
June 7, 2010
expect some details soon…
edit 06. 19: since I’m now officially working on Top Cow’s Pilot Season “Forever #1″ (CBR’s IMAGE solicitaions for september, scroll down please) expect me at the Top Cow booth during the day, and dead drunk and crying at some bar during the night.
THE FLYING FRIAR available on the PLAYSTATION comic store
May 13, 2010
(via bleedingcool.com)
“…A few years ago, I wrote a comic book called The Flying Friar, with artist Thomas Nachlik and letterer/editor Thomas Mauer. It was published by Speakeasy, one of the last books they put it. It made no money. But it probably is the best thing I’ve written. Which might not be saying much…” MORE
