The comic book guide to the Mission

This amazing cover was created by Chuck Whelon for an upcoming book called “the Comic Book Guide to the Mission”. There’s a release party for the book this Friday, March 11 · 7:00pm - 10:00pm at Mission Comics and Art.  I’m disappointed that Rob Liefeld didn’t make a submission, though. Maybe next year! Nonetheless, it will be a great time, here are the details:

Come celebrate the BRAND NEW “Comic Book Guide to the Mission”! Gather and meet many of the creators of this fabulous and entertaining neighborhood resource. Food! Drinks! Fun!

Featuring the talents of: Sean Chiki (Wunderkammer), Jamaica Dyer (Weird Fishes), Andrew Farago (The Cartoon Art MuseumWilliam Bazillion), Shaenon K. Garrity (NarbonicSkin Horse), Justin Hall (All Thumbs PressTrue Travel Tales, Glamazonia), Mario Hernandez (Love and RocketsCitizen Rex), Greg HinkleNomi Kane (Chutzpah!), Jonas Madden-Connor (Ochre Ellipse), Paul Madonna (All Over Coffee), Omar Mamoon (The Mission: Taco), Amy Martin(Bachelor GirlThe Single Girls), John MathisAindrila MukhopadhyayRoman Muradov (Sad Comics), Jen OaksAriel Schrag (Potential,LikewiseAriel and Kevin Invade Everything), Matt Stewart (The French Revolution), Alfred Twu (First Cultural Industries), Dan V. (American Objects), Geoff Vasile (Trackrabbit), Jeff WalkerMike White (Amity Blamity), Clint Woods (Fernetiquette), and Rick Worley (A Waste of Time). Plus, behold this amazing cover by Chuck Whelon (Pewfell).

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[via Mission Comics and Art]

 

6 Responses to “The comic book guide to the Mission”

  1. why says:

    shouldn’t the 14 be going along mission rather than across it?

  2. Nick Fisher says:

    Isn’t that the girl with the wings (above the cop car tagging on the wall next to the guys playing guitars) that tagged all over the pop up Levi’s store on Valencia? Can’t remember her name…

  3. Chuck Whelon says:

    Thanks for the cool write up, Vic. We’re expecting a good turnout for the launch party.

    By the way, if anyone’s interested, prints of the cover art are available here, perfect for every fashionable Mission district apartment:

    http://fav.me/p17885016

    Also there you can find a detailed explanation of why the #14 is going the wrong way — although, as we all know, Muni defies any kind of explanation.

    Chuck