1. The Unstoppable Force: Blood on the Tracks #1 - New Jack's City is now for sale at IndyPlanet! You can find the book here, too, but isn't it more fun to actually hold a physical copy? Plus, you get to support independent content creators! (And we need all the help we can get.) I've been trying to get all the books added to IndyPlanet Digital, to be read on your mobile device, but they're pretty backed up on that front so it will probably be a while. Like, a long while.

2. You can, however, purchase all of our books at the next Dallas Comic Con, which is this weekend at the Irving Convention Center in Las Colinas. Blood on the Tracks #1 will debut there for the reasonable price of $3.00 (it's $2.50 online to cover some of the shipping cost, but IndyPlanet won't let me sell it at a loss, so I have to charge something). Taylor will also be selling sketch cards, and you can take a look at some of his Masters of the Universe efforts here.

3. Jordan and I have also finished, or mostly finished, the remainder of our attempted 24-hour comic, and we'll be posting some of that here in the near future. That story, officially entitled The Adventures of the Force Unstoppable: The Electro-Magnetic Time-Shift Man, and The Unstoppable Force: Blood on the Tracks #2 - From Russia with Lycanthropy will be available to purchase on IndyPlanet, too, but I think we'll only be printing the former to sell at future conventions.

Good night, and good luck, hope to be seeing more of you soon!

-Rob of War

Finally! Issue #2 is complete and readable in all its glory. It's interesting that when you write something along the lines of "and New Jack slits the dock worker's throat from ear to ear" you don't know exactly what to expect. But Taylor really knocked the last panel, and the whole scene, really, out of the park. I can't wait to see what he comes up with for issue #3, Something Wicked That Way Went. And I hope you come back to see it, too!

-Rob of War

Boy, howdy, I honestly thought I'd posted all of issue two, but it seems I completely forgot about the last two pages. Not only that, but I forgot to actually write blogs for pages twenty, twenty-one, and twenty-two, even though I uploaded them to the site. I guess you could say the day job and Pajiba have taken up a lot of my time in the past couple months, and that would not be an untruth. On top of that, I don't think we're going to start posting issue three until at least February, but we're gonna try to get the first storyline, Blood on the Tracks finished by the end of 2012. I know that probably seems like a lot of time for what amounts to five issues (or, nearly six with out two extra pages of content each installment), but it's hard to do all of this plus other projects and full time jobs and real lives at the moment.

That said, we're dedicated to continue working on The Unstoppable Force, because we love it and believe in it. In that regard, I'm proud to announce that issue three will be called Something Wicked That Way Went! Also, the second half of the 24 Hour Comic -- The Electro-Magnetic Timeshift Man -- will be up before too long. Thrill! at the coming content. Chill! at the lackadaisical attitude of your creators. Will! us to work better, strong, and faster in the new year.

Speaking of "new," this is the first time I'm using another super-updated comic press from WordPress. Fingers crossed that it works the way I think it's supposed to work.

Cheers,
Rob of War

October 29, 2011 - The Unstoppable Force: Blood on the Tracks #2 - From Russia With Lycanthropy - Page Twenty-Two

October 26, 2011 - The Unstoppable Force: Blood on the Tracks #2 - From Russia With Lycanthropy - Page Twenty-One

October 24, 2011 - The Unstoppable Force: Blood on the Tracks #2 - From Russia With Lycanthropy - Page Twenty

October 22, 2011 - The Unstoppable Force: Blood on the Tracks #2 - From Russia With Lycanthropy - Page Nineteen

I don't know about you guys, but Page 19 just continues to illustrate why Pinkerton is one of my favorite characters, even if I probably say that every time he has a scene. But then, it's kind of easy to write a badass. You just imagine yourself in the situation and try to think of what you do if you were Jack Bauer. Easy. S'why every TV show has at least one Sayid "He's Our Your" Jarrah in their cast.

-Rob of War