Issue #2 four-page preview

I would like to point out that the main website has had this preview of the soon-to-be-released Teddy and the Yeti #2 online for more than a week now...but I realize that not everyone checks that as it's not updated nearly as often as I post some random thing to this blog.  Heck, I also realize that not many people check the blog, either, but you know what?  I do what I can.

Anyway, here, for your eager eyes, is a four-page preview of issue #2.  I was going to say "exclusive preview", but I guess it's also on the main webpage, and hey...if anyone wants to spread this around and make it not as exclusive, then you have my blessing.  Just click on the pictures for larger images that you can actually read!  For those of you who haven't read issue #1 yet (what?!), this preview contains MAJOR SPOILERS.  Seriously, read #1 before you check this out.

All of the pages (including the cover) are pencilled and inked by Duane Redhead.  The cover is colored by Karin Rindevall, pages 1 and 4 are colored by Caroline Jamhour, and pages 2 and 3 are colored by Paul Little.  This issue features a "flip" cover by (and interview with) Todd Nauck and a short Mr. Massive story with Paul Tucker.  Now post some comments!!

The solicit info:

As the Yeti fights for her life, Ted is locked in a battle of wills with a former friend as the mystery of the dragon's tooth is revealed!  Who is building a cybernetic army based on Ted's design?  Plus: Mr. Massive with Paul Tucker and a "flip" cover by Todd Nauck!

Colors by Carol J.!

Above is a page from Teddy and the Yeti's second issue, which, now that I think about it, is fast approaching being shipped off to the printer (meaning I have to get moving on lettering, dammit).  Karin Rindevall was a little behind with this issues, so I found Caroline Jamhour ready and waiting.  I hope you'll agree that we haven't lost a step - Karin is a tough act to follow, but I think that Caroline keeps the quality of the book very high.  I'm thrilled to be working with her.

Caroline is an artist located in Brazil, which also means that Teddy and the Yeti has become even more multicultural.  We've now had people from four different continents work on the book: North America (United States and Canada), Europe (England, Sweden, Germany), Asia (Philippines) and South America (Brazil).  Africa, Australia and Antarctica need to start picking up the slack!  Seriously.

You can see more of Caroline's work here, and marvel at juuuust how girly it truly is.