Market Monday
Fringe: Beyond The Fringe TPB, art by Becky Cloonan
A tale from Fringe star Joshua Jackson explores key events between seasons 3 and 4, Jhonen Vasquez and Becky Cloonan tell the story of Nina Sharp’s robotic arm, and five more tales from beyond the Fringe!
skin color is a bit off, but i LOVE it ;) also, fuck gene, she is such a diva! she can get her own damn spin-off! thanks, monibolis!
Badass! I’d watch this show like hell!
New fan art for Fringe, inspired by an interview with Jasika Nicole in which she expressed her #1 wish for season 4: Astrid having and firing a gun! (I can’t find the video now, but this interview expresses a similar wish.)
I want this, too! Make it so! It’s been nagging at me since season 2 that we almost never see Astrid out of the lab, let alone in action-action.
In any case, the description for the Astrid-centric episode, Making Angels (Feb 3), sounds really promising. Can’t wait!Original art available on my blog.
from a wickedly talented comic artist/illustrator that i had the great pleasure of meeting last summer!
Monica Breen and Alison Schapker, exec producers on Fringe, have had another project, the heightened-reality crime drama called Pulp, in the works for a while, to be produced as a TV show by Fringe co-creator JJ Abrams. It was developed as a pilot but never filmed.
Deadline reports, as part of a story about their Fringe deal being renewed for another series, that Pulp may now be published as a comic book series or graphic novel from DC Comics.
Maybe Jasika Nicole could draw it!
Market Monday
Tales from the Fringe TP, co-written by Christine Lavaf, Kristin Cantrell, Danielle Dispaltro, Kim Cavyan with art by Fiona Staples.
(I also recall an interview where Jasika Nicole said she did a sketch of the cast for a Fringe comic, but I don’t know if it’s this one or the last one)
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