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12/14/09

A message from the webmaster :

12/13/09

Here's the mail by Ed:

your work..on a minivan...in Maxim Magazine...     http://www.maxim.com/movies/articles/84998/superheroes-who-should-be-on-70s-vans.html?p=2     This goes in the "now I've seen everything" category, Paul. Ed.

12/11/09

Take a look at the b&w cover of Legend of the Dark Knight issue #15

12/10/09

A 1970's Shang Chi Color Pin-Up :

12/07/09

Check the last mail from Renaud :

12/03/09

Dave "TheBest" Lemieux's last mail :

Hi Matt!     Guess what? Cafe Press has even more Paul Gulacy merchandise on sale. This time, it's a writing journal with Paul's cover to the Lady Action Special # 1. This journal is 5" x 8" with a laminated cover. This item is on sale at www.cafepress.com . Also check out the Lady Action poster by Paul.                 Dave

11/21/09

Check out these new pages from Cable #21!

11/15/09

A message from the webmaster :

11/08/09

A word from Paul :

Anyone that missed Paul's art that he did some time back for New York rap artists Necro and his brother Ill Bill,check it out here again for the first time.       One of the most popular booths attended at Comicon this year was the new upstart company Radical Publishing. And also,one of the upcoming new titles that created quite a buzz is a World War Two epic entitled TIME BOMB created by Jimmy Palmiotti and Justin Gray.A number of artists were considered and we're thrilled to announce that by popular fan blog and editorial demand the art chores are going to Gulacy.       "I'm really happy to be part of this considering I've been trying get a war comic going for quite some time. In fact, a year ago Bob Burden and I pitched a terriffic World War two story that involved Captain America and Nick Fury in post war China to Marvel but nobody bit, so, it looks like Radical gets to shine. I'm coming in with both barrels, so to speak. The TIME BOMB storyline is awesome. Very cinematic."       And anyone in the vicinity of Malaga, Spain, November 17th to the 21st 2009, be sure to visit Paul at the Malaga Comic Festival. All sangria is on the house!

10/06/09

Here's the scan from "Logan's run", issue #6 from 1977:

10/30/09

I was in vacations for almost two weeks, and Renaud send me this mails to me :

10/15/09

A message from the webmaster :

10/06/09

A new commission work :

10/05/09

You know what? Babies do not wait! So I'm a little bit late to show you the last two mails by Dave "TheBest" Lemieux :

09/29/09

Last mail by Renaud :

John Siuntres' excellent interview with Paul Gulacy has moved to a new location: http://wordballoon.libsyn.com/index.php?post_id=166265 http://media.libsyn.com/media/wordballoon/WBgulacy.mp3 Storyboard artist Paul Gulacy is mentioned on the commentary track for the episode: "Isthmus Crypticus" available on disc 2 in the Aeon Flux - The Complete Animated Collection DVD set. The Hands of Shang-Chi in theaters in 2011? Is Paul involved? Is Doug Moench involved? They better be! http://imdb.com/title/tt0366547/ An awesome Daredevil and Black Widow commission not on Gulacy.com? (Yes it happens sometimes! - Matt) http://i255.photobucket.com/albums/hh148/nurgh/DaredevilandBlackWidowbyPaulGulacy.jpg Is this the only Gulacy cameo (Marvel Comics Presents # 29. Thanks Dave!)? Will we get more cool Paul cameo appearances in future comics? Let's hope so.

09/26/09

Dave "TheBest" Lemieux's last mail :

09/23/09

Here's the very last mail by Renaud

09/22/09

Here's the last mail by Renaud

09/14/09

Check this! New spot illustrations by Paul for the new upcoming Master Of Kung Fu issue #1!

09/13/09

Dave "TheBest" Lemieux again, and again :

09/10/09

Dave "TheBest" Lemieux again :

09/08/09

Who can stop Dave "TheBest" Lemieux?

09/05/09

Here's Dave "TheBest" Lemieux's very last e-mail

And I just finished this page where you can see all the pages taken from Bizarre Adventure issue #25. Thanks to Won for sending me the scans!

08/31/09

The Walt Disney Company has agreed to purchase Marvel Entertainment, Inc. and its portfolio of 5,0000 characters in a stock and cash transaction worth $4 Billion. Check the CBR site to read more!

08/30/09

Here's Dave "TheBest" Lemieux's last e-mail

08/25/09

A message from the webmaster :

A li'le Manon is born yesterday at 11:54 AM. She weighed 8.20 lbs, and she was 20 inches tall.          Anne-Sophie, her mom, is well. Her brother, Paul, 21 months old now, does not seem to realize yet that he will have to protect his li'le sister in the futur! And, I, your favorite webmaster is really happy!

08/24/09

A word from Paul :

08/13/09

A message from the webmaster :

Oups! Renaud from Quebec, just warns me that Cable issue #17 was out since yesterday.          It seems that I'm little bit late on that news. But as not late as for issue #16, though!

08/12/09

A message from the webmaster :

Oups! Renaud from Quebec, just warns me that Cable issue #16 was out since the first of July!          It seems that I'm little bit late on that news.

08/06/09

A NEW LADY ACTION COVER

29/07/09

A blast from the past!

Buckaroo Banzai and friends! [The French movie poster version]

07/23/09

Beth's column for august

If Boobs Are So Bad, Why Do I Love Them So Much?    Beth Delaney    www.edelaney.com          Obscenity laws are nothing new when it comes to entertainment or more specifically comic books. There was the dreaded Comics Code which still exists but largely gets ignored. This Wednesday, instead of just getting to enjoy the new shipment of shiny books, the owner of my shop said a local politician is up in arms about pornography being sold at a convenience store and she's going to try to ban it. This immediately made me concerned for the sake of the comics. Let's face it, comics take a beating when it comes to the feminist nazis out there. God forbid show a powerful woman who kicks ass but is wearing fishnets, the world just might end and all women will be back in the kitchen barefoot.          It has always boggled my mind that sensual images of the female body are considered demeaning. I simply don't understand it and I've tried to. Powerful names like Oprah Winfrey and corporations like Dove tell girls to be proud of their bodies; so why is it shameful to show them off? Why is it harmful to want to look like a picture on a page? Is this problem really absent if the reader has a penis?          The old advertisements in comic books promised boys they could be muscular and strong for just a couple dollars of investment in a program or product. I'm pretty sure there are still plenty of scrawny comic fans today that wouldn't mind bulking up. Perhaps the difference is that now the pale thin look of Fall Out Boy is popular enough to quell the attack on the male self esteem whereas female readers are too weak minded to be proud of their figures.          A perfect example of the outcome of one person bitching about magazine covers is from last spring when I was doing my weekly grocery shopping. I turned into Rage Kitty a might quick when I saw that the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue was covered with a black plastic guard while Shape, Mind & Body, Muscle & Fitness, and Cosmo were right where they always are, at child-eye level. My heart raced and pounded. My fury was enough to give Hulk a run for his money. Someone please explain to me why the Swimsuit Issue is offense?          Well, my weak female mind hopes that such legislation will get laughed at and that I won't have anything to worry about. I will be staging a large coup if someone tries to ban the sale of comics with scantily clad female characters in my town.

07/07/09

A message from the webmaster :

18/06/09

Beth's column for july

Politics in Recent Comics    Beth Delaney    www.edelaney.com          As much as I love Marvel Editor Tom Brevoort, I have a bone to pick with him and others who feel the need to thrust their personal political viewpoints into comics. In particular, I'm referring to the death and rebirth of Captain America. Was the death symbolic? Indeed it was. Does it need to reflect someone personal agenda that the American government under President G.W. Bush was allegedly driving our country purposefully into economic crisis? No it does not. Nor does this month's hint at "rebirth" with July's promise of Cap: Reborn need to forcibly, "...reflect today's feeling of positivity [and] a world in which we want to believe in heroes again, that good men can triumph and that we can be our own better selves." (Brevoort's words from Marvel.com).          I want to meet Brevoort and writer Ed Brubaker and express how much it hurt me personally to see the death of Captain America. It's just a comic book and on that day, I cried. I cried not only because of the artwork showing Cap's flag-inspired costume being shot down like a dog while he was on trial for Treason; but I cried because I had to go home and see my husband's reaction to his all time favorite hero since he was little boy.          This same political agenda is forced down my throat by another one of my personal favorite creators, Alex Ross. I love his work and can't get enough of it. I truly think he's an icon to the industry. However, his Black Terror series with Dynamite Entertainment (a spinoff of Project Superpowers), did not even veil his contempt of the former President nor his religious zeal for President Obama. Black Terror is a glorious comic book, don't get me wrong. It's written very well, especially issue #2. And of course the art under the direction of Ross, is superior to many books on the shelves. Yet, the past couple of years of comics, I really felt like I was being preached to by the Cult of Obama Archbishops within the Dioceses of Comic Books.          As a fan and critic, I can recommend both Captain America and Black Terror, but as a freedom-loving American who happens to read comics, I'm over them.

09/06/09

More news by Dave "Thebest" Lemieux"!

And what Paul sent me tonight?

Sneak peek scenes from Cable #16.Check it out!

20/05/09

Beth's column for june

The Hazards of Costumed Citizens    Beth Delaney    It pains me to think that something which has become a major part of my life, comics and costuming, has gone down a dark road with a lot of potential for people to get hurt. I'm talking about this phenomenon called Real Life Super Heroes (RLSH) where average people dress up in their costumes and patrol the streets of their cities. I have so many problems with this that my head is about to explode thinking about it. You are not the Twilight Guardian, Batman or Captain America. You are a regular human being with limitations.          Is it a noble idea to want to better your community? Sure it is. However, this is not a comic book, People. This is real life where you do not have Batman's superior martial arts skills and intelligence. You do not possess the protection of a rock hard exterior like Thing. You can't phase through a wall like Shadowcat.          Let me express that I do completely support using a superhero identity to help with charity events (I do plenty of this myself), school programs, reading programs at libraries, and all of the options that exist where no one is in harm's way. I come from a family that is very community-minded. I think it is extremely important for everyone to do what they can to make their neighborhoods better.          However, there are professionals in law enforcement that you have to consider and for everyone's sake, I hope you do. Picture a cop coming upon a scene that was only described by Dispatch as being a disturbance or fight. He gets to the scene and sees someone with a covered face and a tactical belt filled with unknown items. That person is going toe to toe with a guy wearing jeans, a tank top and has a bandana on his head. The cop has no idea that Lord Darkity Dark of Justice is "the good guy." If that cop has to deal with the distraction of a costumed "hero" that takes focus of the other individual. Now if you take the worst case scenario, where the cop draws a gun and someone gets shot - well, that will ruin his life in terms of guilt, desk duty, years of therapy, and a possible loss of income not to mention being sued (which happens all the time) for not using his best judgment.          The following is an excerpt taken from the worldwide registry of these so called superheroes who post every bit of media attention on their website:          http://www.wpix.com/news/local/wpix-super-heroes-help-poor,0,7128849.story          (The gang hits the streets of New York to help less fortunate people by Vanessa Tyler, wpix.com Staff reporter - May 14, 2009) The "Dark Guardian" has made it his mission to rid Washington Square Park of drug dealers and some have even confronted him. He says, "We've had people flash a gun at us. But I'm not backing down."          To illustrate my point, these "superheroes" claim that they only tote what they are legally allowed within the law and for some that includes devices like pepper spray. Let me explain something: real criminals don't care about your legal pepper spray when they have illegal firearms and possibly a large gang to back them up. People who are like this Dark Guardian or another called Nyx (NJ) who carries mace, a tazer and a baton, are looking for a thrill and looking to get hurt. They are purposefully endangering themselves and causing problems for law enforcement. There are others in this worldwide registry who are recognize the potential for physical danger and limit their activities to delivering goods to the homeless and helping with fundraising for local charities.          What other problems is this fad causing? There is talk that more anti-mask laws will be passed. Yep, just like the comics. Most schools and plenty of businesses already have rules in place prohibiting the wearing of face coverings and carrying anything that could be considered a weapon. The Metropolitan Museum of Art wouldn't even allow fans to don their costumes during the Superheroes exhibit they had in 2008 because of the security issues of masks and (fake) weaponry. For another example, the Halloween Parade at my nieces' elementary school has so many rules that it's not even fun; family members are not allowed near their children; the children are herded through a fenced area and parade around the baseball field; no fake weapons, ropes or props are allowed. We live in a time where we are surveilled constantly. Security forces need to identify people for the safety of others and the businesses they work for. While I don't agree with this much surveillance, I certainly do not want the government to remove yet another freedom and one as silly as how a person chooses to dress with the passing of anti-mask laws. Many states have anti-mask laws instituted already, though not well known, because of the times during the civil rights movement and the harmful measures of the KKK.          New York has had such a law since 1965 and it has been modified and currently reads:                An assemblage in public houses or other places of three or more persons disguised by having their faces painted, discolored, colored or concealed, is unlawful, and every individual so disguised, present thereat, is guilty of a misdemeanor; but nothing contained in this section shall be construed as prohibiting any peaceful assemblage for a masquerade or fancy dress ball or entertainment, or any assemblage therefor of persons masked, or as prohibiting the wearing of masks, fancy dresses, or other disguise by persons on their way to or returning from such ball or other entertainment; if, when such masquerade, fancy dress ball or entertainment is held in any of the cities of this state, permission is first obtained from the police authorities in such cities respectively for the holding or giving thereof, under such regulations as may be prescribed by such police authorities.          If you are one of these individuals that claims to be a hero, please take some more time to examine what it is you are doing. If you are helping the homeless, teaching kids to read through the use of comics as a medium, or drawing attention at a charity event, then I applaud you and thank you. If you like helping through first aid, then join a volunteer rescue squad or fire department. If you want to fight criminals, go to the academy, get a badge and kevlar and do the job right. If you just like seeking thrills, then go bungie jumping instead and wear your costume as you jump off the bridge. You'll still make the headlines you so obviously desire.

12/05/09

Here's the last mail by Renaud

05/04/09

News about the next Jonah Hex here!

04/23/09

More scans from Roger!

04/01/09

Shang Chi!

03/27/09

Vampi returns!

03/26/09

Beth's column for march

Living Out a Fantasy    by Beth Delaney    There are a couple of shows on TV where average people are given the chance to live out their "character fantasy." It could be anything like a stay-at-home mom who dreams of being a burlesque dancer to an accountant that's always wanted to try extreme sports. Considering how much stresses we have these days, I have come to appreciate putting fantasies into practice. Usually as soon as the word "fantasy" is mentioned people's minds head right into the gutters. Please. That's not it at all. If you have something missing from your life, chances are you daydream about being someone else or at least somewhere else.    For children, it's so easy. They probably don't understand why adults no longer PLAY. We should play. As a child, Playing Pretend was right up there with Playing School for me on things I enjoyed. I loved it. My cousin and I would pretend to be members of the Superfriends and fly around his backyard, climbing over the swingset and landing forcefully. Adding that to my mother's talents for costume making and it's no surprise that eventually I found my way into adult superhero costuming and modeling.    Okay, so I'm not a "real model." I don't get paid and I'm not 100 pounds. Nonetheless, I don my supersuits and volunteer to make appearances at NJ comic book shops and fundraisers. Through the networking opportunities at Model Mayhem's website, I even found a local photographer that is giving me professional pictures of my supersuits - something I've always dreamed about. Our first photoshoot was on a beautiful and chilly Thursday morning at his studio. I knew there was more to modeling than just finding an attractive subject and pointing a camera at it. We spent more time on test shots to get the fabrics properly lit than actual finished posed shots. When it came to the posed shots, it's a good thing I had two pilates classes that week because trying to stand still with hips rotated, back arched and bust out while standing tippy-toed balancing on a wire box that was about to be crushed by weight left me fatigued from the challenge. Sound uncomfortable? It was but I'm sure it'll make a great shot.    Inspiration for living out your (non-X-rated) fantasies:          USA Network TV show "Character Fantasy" http://www.usanetwork.com/movies/characterfantasy/theshow/overview.html          Live Action Role Playing http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Larp          Costume Making Community http://theleagueofheroes.yuku.com          Model Mayhem http://www.modelmayhem.com

Here's the last mail by Renaud

03/25/09

Bond and Fury!

03/15/09

Four more commission works!

03/13/09

Here's another mail by Renaud

03/11/09

Here's the last mail by Renaud

03/10/09

Two more commission works!

03/05/09

I found this on E-bay, if you have some money left...

03/03/09

A word from Paul :

Hey       I just want to let everyone know that if you are interested in getting any commission work, now is the time to contact me. I have a window of time between scripts so let me know.       And who can forget this classic character from the 80's? Check out this pencil drawing of Slash Maraud.                   Paul

Here's the last mail by Renaud

02/28/09

Our friend Grace Randolph takes the mike to the street.

02/26/09

Take a look at a fan favorite: the Vision

Mike Stradford in kung fu gear ready to rock. Mike,a pal of Paul's who works for Sony Entertainment is responsible for putting together the art booklet in the Spider-Man DVD Collector's Edition.

02/25/09

Beth's column for February

The battle for the superhero video game has begun! For years now, City of Heroes/Villains (CoX) has been the only MMORPG on the market. Then there was development of a Marvel game and to top it off, it was going to be developed by the same company as CoX , Cryptic Studios which had to sell off part of their joint venture so that NC Soft could go back out on their own to continue the distributing and any new development of CoX. Cryptic and Marvel d idn't last too long before pulling the plug on their Marvel MMO.    Shortly thereafter, the superhero tabletop RPG Champions decided to get in on the act. Cryptic took the work they had done on Marvel and CoX (some of the CoX developers went with Cryptic after the split) and have begun the Champions Online game. After viewing one of the four demos at NYCC, I wasn't very impressed. It's not bad just doesn't look as good as CoX or even as good as the DC Comics Universe Online which is barely off the ground. However, it's completely understandable that by issue 14, CoX has had many years of development and feedback to get things this far along in pleasing finicky gamers.    Speaking of DCUO, their demos won't show too much at this point but there is some gameplay to sample. They are far from beta testing at this point while Champions is already issuing beta invitations publicly. To fill you in, you will be creating an original character which has opportunities to interact with DC characters; so, NO, you cannot be Batman. There's a different approach to the interaction with the NPCs - depending on how you act with your character, it will alter how they respond to you. For example, if Batman does give you instructions and you don't follow it, he will be a bastard to you next time!    World of Warcraft certainly isn't going anywhere either but if fantasy/medieval isn't your thing, why play it? With DCUO a long way off, Champions might pick up a small sliver of the MMO marketplace; however, for 2009, City of Heroes/Villains will still be the top comic book themed MMO. If the MMO community isn't where your game is, then by all means, DC vs. Mortal Kombat and Marvel Ultimate Alliance are still out there.

02/23/09

Here's the last mail by Stu

02/21/09

A present sent by Dave "Thebest" Lemieux :

And now his last mail :

Hi Matt     Thanks for sharing that Luke Skywalker/Princess Leia commission piece done by Paul. It's very impressive. Paul has captured the characters perfectly.     Anyway, you know how we never got to see Paul do a Star Wars cover for Crimson Empire I or Crimson Empire II. Well, a German comics fanizine called "Hit Comics" came up with a computer composed cover for Issue # 10 of their fanzine (which reviewed various Star Wars comics) that used Paul's artwork from the 1st Crimson Empire series. I've attached a scan of the cover to Hit Comics # 10 from 1999 by Karicartoon (the publisher). Art for this cover was taken from Crimson Empire # 3, page 6 (foreground) & Crimson Empire # 3, page 1 (background). So that's what a Gulacy Star Wars cover would look like.     Enjoy!                 Dave

02/19/09 bis repetita

Luke and Leia

A Master of Kung Fu retro cover for a private collector.

02/19/09

Here's the last mail by Renaud

On Sale May 6, 2009     http://dccomics.com/dcu/comics/?cm=11692     Renaud from Quebec

Todd, if you read this, webmaster@gulacy.com a blank mail, I think I messed up with your e-mail address

02/15/09

A message from the webmaster :

02/13/09

A message from the webmaster :

I had a problem with my computer lately. Guess who help me bringing it back online?

04/22/09

More scans from Roger!

04/21/09

More scans from Roger!

Here's the last mail by Renaud

04/20/09

Here's the last mail by Renaud

More scans from Roger!

04/19/09

Here's the last mail by Paul :

Catwoman kicks it old school with the Bat

More scans from Roger!

04/17/09

More scans from Roger!

04/16/09

More scans from Roger!

04/15/09

More scans from Roger! This time they are taken from "Green Lantern : Dragon Lord" issue #2

04/15/09

More scans from Roger!

And that's the end for book One. Here are all the B&W pages available for this book.

04/14/09

More scans from Roger!

Here are all the B&W pages available from book one.

04/13/09

More scans from Roger!

Here are all the B&W pages available from book one.

04/12/09

More scans from Roger!

And that's the end for book two. Here are all the B&W pages available for this book.

A word from Paul :

04/11/09

More scans from Roger!

Here are all the B&W pages available.

04/10/09

More scans from Roger!

04/09/09

More scans from Roger!

Here are all the B&W pages available.

More B&W found on the 'net :

Here's the last mail by Paul :

And here's my answer :

Well, you bought a Mac, so you’ll be offline for a WEEK or two!                   Matt.

04/08/09

More scans from Roger!

04/07/09

Still more scans from Roger!

More scans from Roger!

If you're near Boston this week-end, don't forget to go to the Boston Comic Con!

Consider yourself lucky you were never on His list.Get ready for Jonah Hex issue 43 coming to your shops soon.

02/12/09

More news by Dave "Thebest" Lemieux"!

02/07/09

More news by Dave "Thebest" Lemieux"!

02/02/09

Paul will be attending at the Boston Comic Con, in April.

Here is the cover to Captain Action issue #1 :

01/30/09

Another mail sent by Jim :

And one by Renaud

Todd, if you read this, webmaster@gulacy.com a blank mail, I think I messed up with your e-mail address

01/29/09

Here are the two mails Dave re-sent me again last night!

... I just get a problem with my computer, it was shuting down, then powering up all the time. I was unable to do anything... Things look to be back to normal. Sorry Dave.

01/22/09

Beth's column for January

Asia on Ice    by Beth Delaney    It's the launch of comic con season starting with New York in February for 2009. For fans traveling out in the bitter cold, this is the first opportunity of the year to get insight from the publishers about the biggest news in crises, invasions, overlords and resurrections. Time to get out your winterized Batsuits because this is no time for spandex! That won't stop the die-hard costumers though – they sacrifice comfort for this one weekend a year at the Javits Center.    Last year, a considerable amount of NYCC attendees remarked about the huge increase in Japanese anime and manga fans. Some traditional comic fans felt a little threatened that their con was being overtaken. How can you blame them when a few months after NYCC is the NY Anime Fest?    Basically, you have to suck it up. NYCC is more than American comics these days. There's plenty of infiltration going on whether it's movies or video gaming not to mention the hugely popular RPG arena. DC Comics has certainly embraced the philosophy of “crossing over” from making their Batman RIP event hit almost every title to crossing into other media like DC vs. Mortal Kombat in console gaming and the just-about-ready-to-launch DCU Online MMO; The Batman has also been seduced into scene with the manga series Death Mask and the hugely successful animated movie Gotham Knight.    So focus your chi and get ready to explore some of Japan. Since it's the bitter cold days of winter just weeks before NYCC, get into the spirit by finding out about the Sapporo Snow Festival in Hokkaido. If you're interested in actually experiencing the wonder of the land that gave us Godzilla and Hello Kitty, then the Cold Steel Tour might be just the thing for you. It runs January 30-February 7, 2009 through Pop Japan Travel (http://www.popjapantravel.com/tours/13/Cold_Steel_Tour_2009). The Sapporo Snow Festival is part of that tour. The main attraction is the showcase of ice and snow architectural sculptures but there are also competitions where you can see characters like Nemo or Lilo & Stitch in the snow. They even build large slides of ice for those that want to put their snowpants to good use. While you're there, you can get your drink on at the Bailey's Irish Cream ice bar, as long as you can tolerate sitting on barstools made of ice, have yours on the rocks for good measure.    And if that's not enough ice for you hop on over to China for the Harbin Ice Festival where they kick it up a notch and illuminate their fantastical ice sculptures with a rainbow of colors. For a great glimpse of the creativity check out this video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jy9Sy5pZTFY    But for those of you stuck on the East Coast of the good ol' US of A, there is NYCC rapidly approaching. And if you want to really brave more ice, visit Mt. Holly, New Jersey for the Fire & Ice Festival featuring a chili contest and ice sculptures: http://fireandicefestival.com/ Last year's 1st Place winner in the Amateur contest, Nick Ziegler, sculpted one of the Star Trek Enterprises.

And I found this on Ebay :

Working on making bigger thumbnails for the site, I found on the 'net two better scans of these covers below

Miracle Man

01/14/09

Check out this out :

this is a new piece that will be submitted to the new york comic convention next month for auction through the illustration house. For further information contact senbach@hotmail.com

01/01/09

A message from the webmaster :

Happy new year!

21/05/08

A message from the webmaster :

12/05/08

Master Of Kung Fu blast from the past recreation

11/19/08

The new Captain Action cover not colored

And now check Grace Randolph review of the last 007 film

11/18/08

A new Batman from Paul

11/14/08

A message from the webmaster :

11/09/08

Spoiler pages from True Believers issue 5!

10/19/08

Beth's column for October

Mag-nificent Coverage    By Beth Delaney    Comic book fans have a multitude of outlets from which to glean information about their favorite characters, creators and franchises. Not so long ago, it seemed like I got most of my gossip needs online through columnists but I quickly discovered other outlets. I got hooked on Wizard Magazine and the Comic Geek Speak podcast. Podcasting alone has served me with daily entertainment not only CGS but also Comic News Insider, Alternate Reality, Comics Coast to Coast and others.    Expanding my magazine subscriptions, along came Comics Now! Magazine published by podcaster and Master Geek Bryan Deemer with Comics Media Partners. Comics Now! just put out Issue #3 and is getting stronger each time. If you like in-depth accounts of DC or Marvel crises then this is perfect for you.    Comic Foundry was something I heard about at a convention where they had a booth. I saw Matt Fraction on the cover (now he’s a regular columnist) and got curious but didn’t commit to purchasing it at the time. Then I saw G4TV’s darling yet raunchy Olivia Munn plug her appearance in the mag and wanted to get my hands on it even more. Diamond was unable to obtain that particular issue for me but October’s edition finally made its way into my pull box.    Below is a simple comparison of my top three magazine choices for comics to help you decided if any are right for you: Title Latest Cover Price Pros Cons Grade Wizard $5.99 Most popular by far, Wizard Entertainment encompasses not just the mag but a massive online community of comics and pop culture entertainment. Wizard gets some of the best coverage of franchises as a whole especially once Hollywood gets its mitts on a beloved comic book series. They provide excellent articles and interviews each time. Every issue has a coverage of current market conditions for collectors. Comes out monthly. Covers other industries of pop culture including gaming, television and movies. Obviously the company is secure with its success of the mag, website and several big city cons each year. Wizard notoriously recycles their work! It’s aggravating that their website spoils the mag and vice versa. Not to mention that issue to issue of the magazine will contain some recycled stuff as well. I’ve read the same quotes from actors in different articles of Smallville, Heroes and Spider-Man. If they only the chance to interview someone only once, then that’s the time to run the interview. They don’t need to rez their own coverage. You see the same author credited on so many articles that you have to wonder if it’s just a one-man show. The light-hearted nature of the mag tends to show on the superficial aspects of the entertainment industry. A- Comics Now! $5.99 An upstart mag started by geeks for geeks. This mag manages to break down the industry into sections clearer than its competitors. There’s dedication to coverage of podcasting, European bede, conventions, & toys. The main features are lengthy (also a con, imo) of top comic stories and also of past universe-altering events. Their coverage of other avenues such as Bede and Toys is refreshing! Because it’s just starting up, punctuality in publishing is not strong yet. Diamond Distributors (where all comic shops get their stuff) has had a problem with bringing the issues to the shops. Issue #3 for example, should have been available around the time of San Diego Comic-Con but only hit some people’s boxes in Oct; others are still waiting. The thoroughly detailed articles are just what some fans want but for others, it’s too much. These term paper size articles should contain sidebars with just the highlights or timelines of the subject. B Comic Foundry $5.98 CF has managed to get some industry favorites on their staff including Matt Fraction and Mark Waid. The rest of their staff is diverse and provides even coverage for male and female readers. Their anime/manga coverage is the best of the three. Kai-Ming Cha is their columnist for this genre and she provides intriguing and honest examinations of it as an industry and how success in Japan does not mean there will be success in the States. If you are anti-Wizard, then CF is probably for you. They don’t censor any language. The columns are written in such a way that you feel as if these ballsy folks are chatting with you at a pub. The price is basically the same as the others but you don’t get nearly as much for your bucks. Quarterly publication so far; for some readers that’s not enough. B- Links: WizardUniverse.com IWantMyComicsNow.com ComicFoundry.com

10/09/08

Dave just sent me that :

10/08/08

Spoiler scenes from True Believers issue #4

Dave just sent me that :

Hi Matt     Did you know that Paul's artwork for the retro cover of Captain Action # 0 is being used on some Captian Action merchandise items? It's true. Paul's art is featured on a computer mousepad & a yellow t-shirt which have been produced by Moonstone Books and Captain Action Enterprises for 2008. I've attached scans of both of these items. Anyone who is interested in ordering these items can do so at www.cafepress.com/cptaction.Check it out!                 Dave

10/02/08

Renaud again :

And now the mail from Norbert :

09/08/08

Our friend Grace Randoplh takes the mike to the street...

09/06/08

Check this interview of Paul about "True Believers"

08/29/08

Paul just send me this two pages taken from True Believers issue #2 :

08/22/08

What I like about Renaud's mails, is that they are short!

A message from the webmaster :

08/13/08

Beth's column for August

Gaming Music Tour: Video Games Live Concert Series    By Beth Delaney    Due to the wonder of G4TV and learning how to use RSS feeds in my beloved FriendFeed (http://friendfeed.com/elizabethamber) which kicks Twitter’s ass – I have come to learn about this wild concert tour called Video Games Live (videogameslive.com). I admit, I’m not a “gamer.” I play one game: City of Heroes and that’s it. I did my share of 80s gaming as a kid with my brothers’ Atari systems. Bearing that in mind, 80s game music was high-pitched midi noise that could make a dog’s ears bleed. Today’s gaming experience doesn’t even resemble what I played or heard before.    Games today have full soundtracks and some like Guitar Hero and Rock Band have “real” music by “real” bands (ie, bands whose music you know and can actually buy). Besides the music-centric games, virtual wonders like Prince of Persia and Final Fantasy have musical scores that are worthy of Oscar noms in the same vain as any blockbuster movie soundtrack.    If you consider the musical background to be an essential part of your gaming experience, you should check out the Video Games Live concert tour. Chances are the ensemble is hitting a city near you. This is a worldwide tour including Portugal, England and Brazil plus many more. Many of the shows are already sold out. There are also a handful of 2009 dates announced too. In December the tour is coming to New Jersey and definitely seems like a great way to end 2008 (check out the NJ PAC in Newark).    The VGL: Volume One album has done well on Billboard’s Top 10 chart in the Classical Crossover Album category. On August 9, it hit #10. Not bad for an album with gaming soundtracks!

08/10/08

Paul and good pal Jim Steranko share the Vanguard Publishing booth at Comic-Con.

07/27/08

I got to mails in a row : Renaud wins the first place. His mail was sent yesterday, at 22:11. Than David's own arrived 2 hours after. So here's the message from Renaud!

Thanks a lot for this good piece of news!

David's turn!

Well, my fellow David, thanks for the link, and maybe next year you'll be able to go to San Diego. It seems that Paul is invited each year now!

A message from the webmaster :

07/23/08

Paul is a special guest at the Sand-Diego Comicon!

A message from the webmaster :

07/19/08

Beth's column for July

It’s July and the temperature in NJ is reaching 100. It’s horrible weather to be outside. What do you do instead? Watch TV of course. Tanning gives you wrinkles anyway and skin cancer. Here are some things that should keep you a bit busy:    * G4TV – Right now, G4TV is providing lots of coverage of the big E3 convention to be followed by San Diego Comic-Con coverage. They also have some excellent shows and movies including Code Monkeys and King of Kong (the story of two men battling for the Donkey Kong world record); plus there’s the daily news program Attack of the Show which really is the only news you need to know.    * The History Channel – Batman Unmasked: The Psychology of the Dark Knight. This is an excellent documentary about the psychology of the characters in the Batverse. Doctors and comic creators discuss the differences in choices which separate Bruce Wayne from the rogues’ gallery.    (http://www.history.com/shows.do?action=detail&episodeId=322796 )    * The Discovery Channel – Shark Week continues its annual tradition of educating viewers with fun programming. Shark Week begins July 27th.    (http://dsc.discovery.com/convergence/sharkweek/sharkweek.html?dcitc=w99-502-ah-0063)    * USA Network – New episodes of Monk, Psych and Burn Notice! Three excellent shows that you shouldn’t miss. If you miss them, USA usually runs them on Saturdays plus they are uploaded to Hulu (with only a few seconds of commercials so it’s a great way to watch your favorites.)

07/07/08

A message from the webmaster :

07/06/08

A message from David :

Yes, David I'm well! Each time I get that kind of present in my mail box, I feel great! Thanks for your time restoring these pages.

07/04/08

Take a look at the cover for True Believers #4.

06/23/08

A message from the webmaster :

06/07/08

And now for some new sneak peak pages from True Believers issue#1

Jan from Denmark, with the help of Dave from the U.S.A., has made a list of Paul work here. Check it out!

06/07/08

Take a look at the cover for True Believers #3.It's a showdown with Luke Cage!

Tomorrow, I'll post 4 pages taken from True Believers #1.

05/22/08

Renaud from Quebec sent me this :

05/08/08

SNEAK PEAK!!! Get ready.Payback is coming!

Dave just sent me that :

05/14/08

A message from the webmaster :

I'm still working on the site. Now in the Gallery, by clicking on a cover of a Catwoman issue, you'll see thumbnails of available pages on the site.

05/01/08

Michael Coty sent me some fixes to be done on the List Part 4 of Paul's work, about Warren Presents info.

But Mike got a question :

I'm not sure, but if someone can answer his question... He's or she's welcome to send me the answer.

04/27/08

Here are all the pages of the 29th issue of Master of Kung-Fu scaned and restored by David.

A message from the webmaster :

04/26/08

Here are all the pages of the 38th issue of Master of Kung-Fu scaned and restored by David.

04/24/08

We at the Gulacy website do not necessarily share these viewpoints :

04/23/08

The fourth and last scan Roger sent to me, taken from Master of Kung-Fu issue #49 :

The new 30th anniversary Sabre cover

04/21/08

The third scan Roger sent to me, taken from Master of Kung-Fu issue #49 :

04/15/08

Check these two links Renaud sent me tonight!

http://www.marvel.com/comics/onsale/covers/0708/TrueBel001.jpg

http://www.marvel.com/catalog/?id=9202

Dave just sent me that :

04/13/08

Well it's sunday, so I work a bit on the site. Check here all the pages of the 22th issue of Master of Kung-Fu scaned by Henry, and there all the pages of the 40th issue of Master of Kung-Fu scaned and restored by David.

And now the third scan sent my Roger

And I would like to thanks here all the people who sent me stuff tpo improve the site. And if you sent me something that I forgot to post here, do not hesitate to mail me again!

04/12/08

The second scan Roger sent to me, taken from Master of Kung-Fu issue #49 :

The fourth page sent by david, from the 40th issue of Master of Kung-Fu is there :

04/11/08

If you like what David did on the 40th issue of Master of Kung-Fu check the third page :

And Roger sent to me this really incredible scan from Master of Kung-Fu issue #47 :

04/09/08

Here's the second page from Master of Kung-Fu issue #40, sent by David

04/04/08

Check out our friend Grace Randolph. She just landed a new dream job...

www.titantv.com

Click on Showbiz. Or directly here :

And now David sent me all the pages from Master of Kung-Fu issue #40. Check the first page here

04/02/08

Check out Beth's columns for April...

'still roaming in my hard drive, I find these color scans from Giant Master of Kung-Fu issue #2. Enjoy!

Check these four black and white pages taken from "Jonah Hex" issue #12

Check these black and white pages taken from "Flinch" issue #4

I posted all the black and white scans of Slash Maruad issue #3, and now, time for the fourth issue.

03/13/08

I found this scans over the 'net. They are black and white pages taken from Slash Maraud issue #3

03/05/08

The fifth issue #5 of "Penance : Relentless" is out today!

And here are the last two scans sent by Roger

03/04/08

Dave just mail me that :

That's cool Dave, I'll give you my address in France so you'll be able to send me the second copy!

Just kidding!

And here are two scans sent by Roger

Oups, I have almost forgot to tell you that tomorrow, you'll be able to buy "Penance : Relentless" issue #5

03/03/08

Renaud from Quebec just sent me this piece of news, taken from the last issue of "Previews" :

03/02/08

Two scans sent by Roger

02/24/08

Check out Beth's columns for March...

02/18/08

Check out Beth's columns for February...

02/10/08

Two scans sent by Roger

02/08/08

Another scan sent by Roger

02/06/08

And now, it's time for the Captain!

02/03/08

Check out these sneak peek scenes from "Penance : Relentless" issue #5

The fourth and last (for now) scan taken from "James Bond : Serpent's tooth" sent by Roger

02/02/08

The third scan taken from "James Bond : Serpent's tooth" sent by Roger

02/01/08

The second scan taken from "James Bond : Serpent's tooth" sent by Roger

And now check this new cover from "Captain Action" issue #0, sent by Dave, and Renaud sent me the link to the official site!

01/29/08

Here's a mail that Renaud, from Quebec Canada, sent me last week :

Roger sent me four good scans from "James Bond : Serpent's tooth". Check the first one :

01/27/08

Everyone needs to watch this : www.zeitgeistmovie.com

01/22/08

Here's a few words from Paul :

01/17/08

Beth's column

I watch a whole lot of television. I feel the need to explain that right off the bat. However, I tend to watch things are popular only in certain circles. I don't watch 24, CSI, or Lost. I gave Lost a chance but the only thing I liked were the characters which wasn't enough to bring me back week after week. So what does a TV whore watch when there's a Writers' Guild strike? Even the Golden Globes weren't aired yet they were awarded. Here are some suggestions to keep yourself occupied this winter:    1. Monk - This is by far my favorite hour-long show on the air today. I was lucky enough to receive the first four seasons on DVD for Yule. The new episodes began on January 11 and run not only in their Friday time slot but again over the weekend a couple of times so any fan should be able to find a time that fits into his/her schedule if you don't have one of those fancy DVRs.    2. Psych - This is another great USA show about the escapades of Shawn and Gus. Shawn grew up with his strict police officer dad who trained him in reading environments and people to seek out the truth. Shawn uses that skill to pretend to be psychic and work as a consultant for the Santa Barbara Police. Gus is Shawn's best friend since they were kids. He is the straight-laced counterpart to Shawn's carefree verve. Gus can cut loose especially when Goldschlager is involved as we have learned from the first episode of this new season.    3. Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles - It may be too soon to tell if this show has what it takes. After seeing only the first part of the premier on Sunday (the regular time slot is Mondays), the show has a lot of promise. John Conner (Thomas Dekker) is high school age and Cameron Philips (Summer Glau) is a Terminator sent to protect him. Sarah Connor is played by Lena Headey who gives an authentic performance of the character crafted so well by Linda Hamilton. Headey caught my attention as the Queen in Frank Miller's 300. Here she uses an America accent believably and brings a bit of a softer personification of Sarah to the screen. The plot picks up after the second movie. With the franchise making an appearance in comic books now, there may be a decent resurgence of interest.    4. American Dad! - This animated series is a great escape from all the political pressure of the campaigns. Stan Smith is a lovable conservative who draws his CIA-issued pistol every time the doorbell rings. If you're sick of the news, the bickering, the debates and polls and still want to feel some pride in America, then check out American Dad! on FOX.    5. American Idol - I don't know if I'm ready to keep my attention on this show for another season. Typically I don't watch it until all the goofball stuff is over. I don't like it hogs the airwaves and takes up two nights a week. I'm sick of Paula Abdul and Randy Jackson. I just want to see the performances of the contestants and not lounge singers from sixty years ago. Plus I'm still bitter that Blake beat out Melinda for the second place spot.

01/16/08

Captain Action is back!

And now, it's time for the Captain!

Tomorrow, it's Beth's turn!

01/15/08

Three pages taken from "Penance : Relentless" issue #4

01/14/08

Dave just sent me that :

01/13/08

In two days, the fourth issue to "Penance : Relentless", will be out. Don't miss it!

01/04/08

Dave just sent me that :

01/01/08

A message from the webmaster :

12/17/07

11/30/07

11/25/07

Roger send me these three scans :

11/20/07

A message from the webmaster :

11/12/07

Here's a message from Paul :

Here's Beth's Delaney review

Superman/Batman #40    Script by Alan Burnett    There aren’t too many times that a reader can find a book so captivating that he or she is rendered motionless and speechless. A lot of people feel that way when reading about a crisis situation but it is deemed “feminine” to feel that way about romance or passion and our culture coins phrases like “chick lit” or “chick film” as a way of denoting that the subject matter is appealing only to women and therefore male critics should run screaming. If any of that is true then Superman/Batman issue 40 is some of the best chick lit ever published.    Although the story arc continues with a mind-controlled Superman facing off against his finest partner Batman, that part of the story feels secondary to the new love story forming between Batman and Bekka, wife of Orion. Without spoiling too much, Bekka does rescue Batman and reveals what the purpose of Superman’s mind control is; Superman is needed to retrieve Highfather’s staff from the Source Wall which is believed to be a tool that will give Darkseid back his omega powers (coming up in issue #42). Bekka hates her father-in-law Darkseid and her husband consistently leaves her alone. She rescued Batman to find a partner in her quest to keep Darkseid from returning to full power.    Batman fans have been used to his obsessive personality since he first appeared in comics. That obsession always seemed to be dark and desperate, circulating around his parents’ murders. Fans have also witnessed Batman in complicated love relationships as well whether with Catwoman or Vicki Vale. However there is something glaringly different about this encounter between The Dark Knight and Bekka. His morals are compromised and for once he is seen as slipping over the edge of the physical and emotional control that he has perfected over the years. Batman throughout history was practically DC’s answer to Star Trek’s Mr. Spock – always in control and always several steps ahead of everyone else. At this point, Batman is questioning himself and longing for the touches of a woman that is not available to him. Readers are left in a captivating moment that will have them either breathless until issue #41 waiting to see what comes next or afraid of it because that means the moment of Batman holding Bekka will end.         Highlights:     ·Batman is rescued by Bekka and becomes infatuated with her.     ·The reason for Superman’s mind-control is revealed.     ·Darkseid’s lack of power is discovered and the plot to gain it back it exposed.         Rating: 9/10

11/11/07

Here's a message from Paul :

11/07/07

Renaud from Canada send me this link, check it out!

11/06/07

Three pages taken from "Penance : Relentless" issue #3

14/04/07

The last Black and White scan sent by Roger

10/31/07

Another Black and White scan sent by Roger

10/29/07

A message from the webmaster :

Well, well. I did move, and I already have access to the 'net!! So let's take a look a some pages taken from "Penance : Relentless" issue #2. And look at this scan sent by Roger.

10/28/07

A message from the webmaster :

10/26/07

Renaud from Canada (perhaps even from Quebec! ) send me this link, check it out!

10/25/07

Answer :

10/18/07

Dave sent me this cool piece of trivia :

The answer tomorrow!

10/12/07

Two pages taken from "Penance : Relentless" issue #2

10/11/07

A second Black and White scan sent by Roger

10/10/07

Another Black and White scan sent by Roger

10/03/07

And now ths second colored version of the fifth cover to "Penance : Relentless"

10/02/07

Take a look at the first colored version of the fifth cover to "Penance : Relentless"

10/01/07

Roger just send me these scan :

09/21/07

Take a look at the fourth cover to the "Penance : Relentless" mini-series pencilled and inked by Paul Gulacy and written by Paul Jenkins :

09/19/07

Roger send me these three scans :

08/19/07

Two more sent sent by Roger :

08/18/07

And now a sneak peak of five pages from Penance : Relentless :

08/12/07

And two more sent sent by Roger :

08/11/07

Take a look at the third cover to the "Penance : Relentless" mini-series pencilled and inked by Paul Gulacy and written by Paul Jenkins :

08/07/07

Roger here and Roger there! But who the hell is Roger?

08/06/07

Roger send me new scans :

08/04/07

Check this cool drawing of Nick Furry and friends!

08/03/07

You saw the tenth page from LotDK issue #140, now take a look at the ninth, thanks to Roger :

08/04/07

And now a scan from Paul himself!

07/31/07

And another one sent by Roger :

07/30/07

Roger send me new scans :

26/07/07

A message from the webmaster :

07/19/07

Roger just send me these two scans :

07/15/07

Roger send me the first three scans, and Henry the fourth one :

07/08/07

Roger just send me these two scans :

07/07/07

A message from the webmaster :

And Roger just send me these scans :

07/07/07

Roger send me three good scans. Check them :

06/29/07

I just find this scan on the net. It's the black & white scan of the fourth #issue of "The Southern Squadron", from Aircel

06/28/07

Take a look at the second cover to the "Penance : Relentless" mini-series pencilled and inked by Paul Gulacy and written by Paul Jenkins :

06/05/07

Here's a few words from Paul :

Que' pasa, amigos?   By some strange quirk of fate, I managed to finally sit down and actually write an update note to you fine folks.   I've been getting many enquiring minds who want to know what happened to with Aquaman, Dr.Fate and Bad Guy Factory; all titles I've mentioned that i would be supposedly working on.   Aquaman sank like an old anchor. My suggestion of re-vamping the book and giving him a new costume, etc., hit a brick wall in Atlantis… or was that Dan Didio's office door? Anyhoo, it didn't work out.   I was really excited about Dr.Fate but there was a scheduling conflict on the monthly schedule and that flew the coop.   Bad Guy Factory written by popular novelist Tad Wiliams, well... after much hoopla suddenly the axe came down on that so fast one day that the wind nearly caused Joey Cavalieri, Tad and me to tip over even after I submitted thirteen character designs. The upshot--I did get the check. I did my part. Que sera, sera, I guess.   Well, the yellow brick wacky road of comics lead me back to Marvel and with many thanks to editors Warren Simons and Molly Lazer I landed a really exciting book which should pose a real fun challenge. This six-part mini series involves a fan favorite character named Penance. If you're into the Thunderbolts you know who and what I'm talking about. Paul Jenkins who writes like a mother@%@&$# will be doing the scripting. What he has so far, man, look out.   I'm in the process of wrapping up the first twenty-two pages of issue #1. Here's a peek at the first cover brilliantly colored by Laurie Kronenberg. Pages coming on the site shortly, so, check in if you have the time, friends. Til next time...        Cheers,                Paul

05/20/07

You like Johnny Depp?

05/15/07

Black Widow has now been colored by Laurie Kronenberg

04/30/07

Nick Fury and friends!

04/27/07

Here's a tyger style comic book cover created by Chris Walker

And another commission piece for collectors

04/25/07

Captain who?...........................

04/18/07

How about the Black-Widow?

04/09/07

Now, it's Shang-Chi's turn.

04/06/07

Here is a fresh commission piece for collectors, Batman's back!

04/01/07

Thanks to Chris, who maintains this two sites, Paul has a Blog and a MySpace on the 'Net!

03/31/07

Some fixes has been made on "List Part 3" and "List Part 4" of Paul recent work. Thanks Gustavo.

03/26/07

A message from the webmaster :

03/21/07

How about Black Canary?

03/20/07

Here are three more scenes frome issue #4

03/13/07

Here's a few words from Paul :

What's up,people?   Okay.I've been getting a lot of contact from folks inquiring about Dr.Fate and if I'm going to be the artist on the book.The answer is no.The reason is actually quite simple.Frankly, the schedule of Squadron Supreme : Nighthawk vs Hyperion collided with the time D.C. planned on launching the first issue of Fate.   Generally,publishers like a little elbow room on the schedule and a comfortable zone would be at least two books completed before the first issue hits the stands. We were nowhere near that, so therefore, sadly, I won't be doing the title. That's the bad news. The good news is that i was offered the opportunity to work with a very talented guy named Tad Williams. Tad is a hot commodity whose past work landed him on the New York Times Best Sellers List. Check out his site at www.tadwilliams.com The six part mini series we'll be working on is called Bad Guy Factory.You guessed it -- an underground organization that trains villains! Dig this -- characters and themes will be making their way into the D.C. universe. I read the outline and it is killer. More info coming soon.   In the meantime, I want to say that I do regret not being on board for Fate. He's a great character. Steve Gerber is doing the scripting and I've been a fan of his work for a long time. However, editor Joey Cavalieri assured me that when the opportunity opens up, the door is open to jump back on board the series. That's good news because I had ideas. Man, did I have ideas. So, in the meanwhile, here is the the second cover for DR. Fate!                Paul

03/04/07

Dave just sent me that :

02/25/07

A fresh Vampirella piece of artwork :

02/01/07

Sneak peek pages from Squadron Supreme : Hyperion Vs Nighthawk Issue #2 :

01/16/07

Here's a few words from Paul :

Hola Compadres!   Happy 007 everyone!   I know, I know. It's been forever. I hope everybody is doing well.   The world is in turmoil but I believe if we all pull together as a team to find harmony and stability we must stay numb and drunk on Ipods, movies, video games, Myspace, Youtube, comics, junk food, plasma t.v.s, etc., we can get through this. We'll find a new way forward.   Maybe not. I'm just saying, my friends. I have no answer, so, I'll leave it up to the New York Yankee great, Yogi Berra when he said -- "You gotta be very careful if you don't know where you're going, because you might not get there."   Anyhow, being locked into a four-part eighty-eight page mini series that I'm pencilling and inking doesn't allow me to feed the site as much as I would like. Part of the problem is I can't really show teaser pages from two, three and four if book one is not even on the stands yet. That's the dilemma. However, issue one of Squadron Supreme as I write this is in the shops and is selling at a pretty good clip. I got my copy by having the local comic shop here in Portland, Oregon hold a copy for me. Marvel sends freebies, but you never know when. So, as a result, I can give you a glimpse of some new sneak peak coming real soon of future issues.   I can't say enough about what a pleasure it has been to work with Marvel editor Warren Simons and writer Marc Guggenheim. This has been experience on a special series. If you're down with the "movies on paper" concept, we're here to please. Great storyline, cool characters and crisp, solid dialogue. Awesome colors provided by John Rauch and Jason Keith and continuing in the quality mode of the Jonah Hex realm.   Here is a glimpse of covers from issues two, three and four. More pages to follow as well soon.   As you know, the covers are always out of the gate first when beginning a new story. A solid image is mandatory. Sometimes it takes more than one cover idea before the final product. Here are two cover sketches for issue one that got axed.   While cranking away on Squadron, I've also been working simultaneously with Joey Cavalieri at D.C.   Steve Gerber, Joey and myself brainstormed over a new look for Dr.Fate and these are takes of the creative process that lead to a final look.   Dan Didio, Joey and Steve felt he needed an updated look. I went along for the ride. We're all happy with the result. A sleeker, simpler look with the helmet remaining the same. I put it in the hands of those guys in regards to a cover idea and everyone voted on wanting to go with a close-up helmet shot, so, this is our final cover design. Check it out.   I'll be again be doing the pencilling and inking chores with good friend and inking pimp Jimmy Palmiotti in the wings if there is a schedule conflict. My plans have always been and remain that i stay a free agent. I have a solid relationship with both Marvel and D.C. and out of personal choice I'll remain available to both companies.   Other News --    There are less than five phone carrier services in the U.S., but globally there are over one-hundred and seventy-five. Writers Doug Moench, Grace Randolph and myself are currently in negotiations with a company in Hollywood that wants to put "S.C.I. SPY" and "ShadowRacer : GO" on wireless phones as animated mini-movies that can be viewed around the world. Supposedly, the next huge wave. More news on this to follow as things tightens up.   Anybody remember "Slash Maraud", a mini series that Doug Moench and I created back in the 80's? Well, there is one fellow who does and that's wildman Ike Barinholtz, the regular cast member frsom MADTV. Ike dropped me a line to let me know that he was a big fan of the book and is showing great interest is seeing Slash move on to a new venue. I am too, so, I'll let you know what comes of this. Should be interesting. There was a lot to play with there. Tons.   It's too early to let you know where I'll be making appearances this year but for the time being it's Granada, Spain in March and San Diego for sure. Any news on other locations, you'll hear it here first.   Be good everyone and huge kudos to webmaster and friend, Matt.   Peace,                Paul

Webmaster speaking : I would like to thanks Marco for providing me the link to the Granada Comic Convention.

01/10/07

A message from the webmaster :

01/01/07

Happy new year!

11/25/06

A message from the webmaster :

11/24/06

Dave just sent me that :

11/15/06

Dave just sent me that :

11/08/06

Here's a few words from Paul :

Hola Compadres!   Hey, I recently got back from a great show down in Texas and that would be the Dallas Comic Con.Some of the guests included Steve Rude, James O'Barr, Ethan Van Sciver, Brian Stelfreeze, Mike Grell, Phil Noto and many, many more.   I had the pleasure of presenting my pal Steve Rude with a Lifetime Achievement Award. How he got one ahead of me I don't know since I've been in the business longer that him. Just kidding. He deserves it, just look at his work. A big shout out goes to the con manager and host Mark Walters, his partners Ben Stevens, Philip Wise and Anita. I'd go back in a heartbeat.   I have to clear the air on something .I know on this page that I've mentioned that I'll be doing the pencilling chores on Aquaman. Truth be told, that's not the truth. I had been graciously asked aboard by Dan Didio, but I felt I wasn't really cut out for the job. Primarily because I feel the character needed a re-vamp from top to bottom. D.C. prefers to keep things the way they are and I respect that.   As a result, through negotiations with Dan and editorJoey Cavalieri, my next assignment will be the artist on Dr. Fate with Steve Gerber doing the writing. I'm amped about this one. It could be very cool if we pull it off the way we're visualizing it. Jimmy Palmiotti and I will handle the inks.   Last month in Portland, Oregon where I live, writer Andy Mangels put together a wonderful fund raising auction event for a very important cause. You can read all about it here and be sure to check out the awesome contributing talent. If you're a fan of Wonder Woman, you'll be in heaven.   WWW.WONDERWOMANMUSEUM.COM/WWDAY_web/WWDAY.html   Also, before I take off,here are a couple of upcoming scenes from Marvel's Squadron Supreme: Nighthawk vs. Hyperion.   Talk again soon.   Be good,                Paul

10/29/06

Squadron Supreme Nighthawk vs.Hyperion sneak peak :

10/27/06

Squadron Supreme Nighthawk vs.Hyperion sneak peak :

A second pic will come in the near futur.

10/19/06

If you have some money left, check what's on E-bay right now!

10/12/06

What? An update already? Yeah! Check this fresh cover form first cover to marvel's new mini series of Nighthawk vs Hyperion written by Marc Guggenheim

10/08/06

Here's a mail from Dave :

Hi Matt   I e-mailed Paul the other day to ask about JSA Classified # 13 which listed both him and Jimmy (Palmiotti) as doing the inking. He reported that it was true and that he inked the last 7 pages. Those pages were #'s 16-22. Check it out. Apparently, Jimmy was juggling several other projects at the time & Paul was asked to ink those pages. Just a piece of trivia. Paul was also very pleased with how Jonah Hex #12 came out & he indicated that he really enjoying inking that story (as well as penciling it, of course).                Dave

09/27/06

A message from Paul :

09/26/06

Here's an interview on www.newsrama.com

09/17/06

A message from the webmaster :

08/24/06

A message from the webmaster:

08/18/06

Just to wait fresh news, here's a scan of a sketch done by Paul for Sven-Hendrik.

08/06/06

Paul and I, do have news coming while I work out some personal stuff

07/07/06

Common, everybody sings with me : Happy birthday to you. Happy birthday to you. Happy birthday to you, dear webmaster. Happy birthday to you! Thanks.

07/03/06

Rough Stuff

Issue number two of Rough Stuff will be out in October 11. This exciting issue will have a full gallery of new Gulacy art as well as an interview!     You can buy it in your local comic shops or pre-order it at twomorrows.com     Check it out!

06/17/06

A message from Paul :

Here is a sneak preview of the exciting battle between Allen Scott and Vandal Savage in the climatic final issue of JSA Classified Issue 13.

And now, look who's in town, hombres! A cover concept of Jonah Hex!

In this story, Jonah puts his life on the line when he decides to protect a small group of Mormons stranded in a Idaho mountain blizzard who are being tailed by five really gnarly killers! Here are some intense scenes from Jonah Hex Issue 12...

06/13/06

At last an update! Here's a commision artwork in B&W

05/05/06

A message from the webmaster :

05/04/06

Here is the cover to Contemporary Pictorial Literature issue #12. Thanks to Derek from Indiana for sending me this scan!

05/02/06

Here are some exciting scenes from jsa classified issue #12.

04/20/06

A message from the webmaster :

04/09/06

A message from Paul :

03/30/06

JSA Classified issue #10, The Fall and Rise of Vandal Savage is out since March the 22nd. I'm a little late on this news...

03/18/06

Here's an interview on the Word Balloon website.

03/17/06

A sneak peak at JSA Classified cover # 11,The Fall and Rise of Vandal Savage. A four-part mini series written by Stuart Moore,art by Paul Gulacy,inks by Jimmy Palmiotti and colors by David Baron. Cover by Gulacy.

02/20/06

A few days ago, I got this mail from Mike Coty :

So, of course I ask Mr. number one fan of Paul Gulacy, the incredible, the amazing, the guy who knows everything about Paul's work : Dave "Thebest" Lemieux. Here's his answer to Mike's question :

02/09/06

A sneak peak at JSA Classified cover # 10, The Fall and Rise of Vandal Savage. A four-part mini series written by Stuart Moore,art by Paul Gulacy,inks by Jimmy Palmiotti and colors by David Baron. Cover by Gulacy.

02/01/06

One new page from the "Punisher Valentines Special

02/01/06

And now page 8.

01/22/06

Here is a knockout SGT.FURY cover pencilled and inked by Paul coming soon.

01/15/06

Two new scenes from the "Punisher Valentines Special

01/10/06

Sneak peek from the "Punisher Valentines Special

01/01/06

I, And Paul, we weish you a happy nez year!

12/17/05

Thanks to Michael, we know now that "Who Dunnit?" issue #2 from Eclipse has been put out in Nov. 1986.

12/09/05

Punisher cover number #5 from a five part mini series. Pencils and inks by Gulacy.

12/08/05

Thanks to Justin, take a look at this scan of a Valiant card.

12/07/05

Here's a review about "Spies, Vixens, And Masters Of Kung Fu: The Art Of Paul Gulacy".

12/06/05

A sneak peak at the Punisher Valentines Special cover coming in early 2006. Art by Paul. Story and inks by Jimmy Palmiotti.

10/13/05

A message from Paul :

09/23/05

Webmaster's speaking :

No the site is not down. I have just too much work at my pay-job. Anyway, I will be far far from my computer the next two weeks. I'm going to Montreal, Quebec, Canada. And from there I will go to the States to pay a visit to Paul. I hope to be back with a ton of cool stuff.

But before leaving, Dave just told me that :

08/27/05

Paul WILL make an appearance at the Dragon Con, in Atlanta.

08/15/05

Here's a mail from Dave :

Hi Matt     According to Mike Kronenberg, the Art of Gulacy book should be out by the end of this month (August). Also, the THUNDER Agents Companion (which includes a 28 page unpublished Gulacy story) will be out on September 14th. Dave

And Paul should make an appearance at the Dragon Con, in Atlanta.

07/31/05

Webmaster's speaking :

Sorry guys, but at my work, July is a big month. We work like devils. So again Sorry about the lack of updates. So check this three good pages from "Batamn : Year One" Issue 2 : pages 5, 23 and 27.

07/10/05

A scene from "Batman : Year One" issue #2

07/07/05

Common, everybody sings with me : Happy birthday to you. Happy birthday to you. Happy birthday to you, dear webmaster. Happy birthday to you! Thanks.

06/25/05

Henry sent me this B&W scan of the cover from MoKF issue #64. Thanks Henry.

06/12/05

A new scene from "Batman : Year One".

06/04/05

Henry just mail me that I still have some stuff he sent me a long (long) time ago. So here's a page from "Deadly Hand of Kung Fu" issue #5.

This picture is the story Paul Gulacy got hired by Marvel on when he was 19. It was his first submission.

05/29/05

Batman lives!

05/27/05

You like fireman? So check this fresh page!

05/20/05

I just learned that Paul will be in Oakland this week-end.

05/16/05

Two more pages here and here.

05/12/05

Gustavo just sent me some corrections for the list part 4

And again another page from "Batman : Year One"

05/01/05

How about another page?.

Paul will be doing one issue of "Tom Strong" for Wildstorm - Grant Morrison doing the writing.

04/18/05

Two more scenes from "Batman : Year One", pages 1 and 5.

03/28/05

Paul will be in New York DC this week end, saturday the second and Sunday the third of April. He will attend to the Big Apple Con.

03/18/05

And the story goes on :

Pages 12 and 13.

03/16/05

Two pages from the next two issue miniseries penciled by Paul :

Pages 5 and 9.

03/13/05

Check this Conan pin-up, done back in 1989. Thanks Gustavo for the scan.

03/12/05

Here is the cover to "Catwoman" #42. Let me remind you that his issue is not penciled by Gulacy!

03/01/05

Thanks to Carl, some dead links on the "Old News" page have been fixed. Thanks buddy.

02/27/05

Here's a teaser to Paul's new mini series

02/20/05

We have another fan surfing the Web. Thanks to Carl, a lot of bad links have been fixed. Thank you, Carl!

02/04/05

And now, Gustavo from Spain, just mailed me to warn me about the release of a "T.H.U.N.D.E.R. Agents" TPB, with unpublished stories by Paul Gulacy! thanks for the news, Gustavo.

02/03/05

Take a look at what I found on E-bay a few minute ago... Woahhhhhhhhhh. Lovely........

01/31/05

Gustavo from Spain tells me that Catwoman issue #34 will be printed again in the TPB : "Batman : War Games Act One

Date of release : February 16th

01/28/05

Here is a mail Dave sent me a few days ago :

Hi Matt As you may or may not know, Back Issue magazine # 9 by Twomorrows Publishing, which is due out in March of 2005, features an interview by Steve Rude who also provides the cover which is a color recreation of the cover to Nexus Magazine # 1. Remember, the original cover to Nexus Magazine # 1 was done by Paul Gulacy. In an e-mail to me, the editor Michael Eury, indicated that he plans to include the Gulacy version of the cover inside the magazine, as well, so that fans would be able to compare the differences. Steve Rude has also previously credited Gulacy as being one of his primary influences in comic art. Dave

01/23/05

Not a lot of news lately. Paul is working on his next job, Batman. More news as soons as I get them!

01/10/05

Catwoman issue #38 will be the last penciled by Paul.

01/01/05

Happy new year my friends!

12/22/04

Here are all the pages from Catwoman issue #37 already posted on the site.

12/12/04

Hi guys. It's been a while! Well I had some minor problems with my last web hosting company. So I had to move the site to another one. And who says it was easy? Well it is, but not when you do it for the first time.

Now I'm back at work on the site. Stay tuned!

11/29/04

Well, who says I was not handsome?

11/28/04

More pages from Catwoman issue #37 :

7th, 8th 9th 10th 11th 12th and 13th pages.

11/27/04

Henry sent me this :

MoKF issue #20 pages 17 and 18, and #53 page 14

MoKF issue #22 pages 3, 4, 5, 6 and 7.

11/26/04

Don't forget to read these news from Paul!

Henry, Henry, what can I say? Thanks!

Giant Size MoKF issue #1 pages 1 2, 6, 9, 12 and 17.

11/25/04

And, again, Henry sent me this :

DHoKF issue #2 page 64

DHoKF issue #2 pages 42, 50 and 62.

11/24/04

Three more pages from Catwoman issue #37 :

4th, 5th and 6th pages.

And here you'll be able to see all the pages I have on the issue #36.

11/23/04

Here are some news from Paul!

And, again, Henry sent me this :

MoKF issue #19 pages 6, 7, 9 and 12.

11/19/04

Henry sent me this :

MoKF issue #18 pages 1 and 12.

MoKF issue #19 pages 1 and 5.

11/17/04

We have a new friend! Henry just sent me a lot of scans. He did some work to enhance them.

Let's begin with Master of Kung Fu : Covers #51, #55, #64, and #67.

Thanks Henry. Good work!

10/24/04

Paul sent me this concept cover for "The Art of Gulacy" book.

Here are the cover of "Catwoman" issue #37, and pages 1, 2 and 3. Enjoy!

10/10/04

Here are some news about an ilo Paul did for a portfolio on "Spiderman 2 : the movie" :

I did some research. The Spiderman 2 Comic Book Artists Portfolio is an exclusive limited edition that is supposedly only available when you purchase the Spiderman 2 DVD 2 gift pack. It includes 25 artists (including Paul) who each did a drawing of Spiderman especially for this new portfolio. So, apparently it was published in 2004. Amazon.com lists this item at $37.95 which includes the DVD, portfolio & a comic. It is scheduled for a November release. The portfolio reportedly measures 7" x 5". That's what I know. Dave

Thanks Dave for your mail!

10/05/04

Check the cover to the unpublished Captain Victory issue #2. Thanks David

Here's the first page of Catwoman #36.I don't know what you think, but I really like this page

10/04/04

David is the owner of the cool cover I told you about yesterday. And he send me a great scan of it. the quality is really better than the one I posted yesterday. Check it out again. And by the way, it's not the cover to issue #2, but to issue #1.

I will post the second cover David sent me, tomorrow.

10/03/04

Hey! Hey! Hey! That's the laugh of a guy who knows something about Paul Gulacy thats Dave do not know.... Click here to see what it is.

09/30/04

And the story goes on! Check this pages (15- 16- 17) from Catwoman issue #36

09/28/04

I did the same as below but for the issue #34. Enjoy.

09/27/04

If you want, you can have a look at all the pages from Catwoman issue #25 that I have posted on the site.

And of course, for more covers, check the gallery.

09/24/04

It's time for some previews on pages 12, 13 and 14 from Catwoman issue #36

09/17/04

Take a look at the 15th, 16th and 17th pages from Catwoman issue #35

And thanks to Jan, from Denmark, the List part 3 has been updated.

09/05/04

Three more pages from Catwoman issue #35 : page 12, 13 and 14.

09/05/04

If you're lucky enough to live near Baltimore, U.S.A., well try to go to the Baltimore Comic-Con next saturday and Sunday.

09/01/04

And the story goes on : here are page 10 and 11 from the soon to be published Catwoman issue #35

08/26/04

At last an update! So take a look at this page frome issue #35 of Catwoman.

08/01/04

If you want, you can have a look at all the pages from Catwoman issue #34 that I have posted on the site.

07/30/04

Here's a photo of Paul and friends at the Vanguard booth, San Diego 2004.

07/26/04

Gustavo sent me this scan of a T-shirt with a good "Star Fem" picture on it.

A new scene from Catwoman issue #34, that's page 1.

07/23/04

Thanks to Franck, now you're able to look at the drawing Paul did for the '78 Marvel calendar.

Thanks to Laurie Kronenberg, look at the eigth page of Catwoman issue #34

07/18/04

Check what Gustavo from Spain sent me a few days ago. It's the cover from "Warren presents" issue #2, published in May 1979.

07/15/04

Here's the cover to Catwoman issue #33.

06/30/04

A new website about comic book creators : ComicBookmarks.com.

06/29/04

At last some news! Thanks to Dave, here's an interview found on the Comic Book Resources site.

06/16/04

Don't worry, the site is still alive! I just have some "problems" at my work. I will be back on Paul's site as soon as possible.

05/29/04

About the artbook of Paul Gulacy's work, Norbert ask me some questions about how ordering it. Here's the answer from Michael Kronenberg :

The book (due around March 2005) will be available in Previews, amazon.com, various bookstores and Vanguard Production's website.

05/26/04

Well, the interview is in Portuguese. Thanks to Gustavo and to Gabriel for warning me about my mistake.

05/25/04

Some news about Six From Sirius find, thank to Jan, on he Newsrama website

And here an interview of Paul in Spanish, I think. If I'm wrong about the language, just mail me so.

05/23/04

Another cover from Paul, and thanks to Dave, a scan of a new Catwoman T-shirt.

05/14/04

I just get this e-mail from Michael Kronenberg :

Attached is the cover for Comic Book Marketplace #111, which contains my interview with Paul. The magazine will be on sale this Wednesday. The interview is 12 pages and in full color. The issue has an abbreviated Gulacy checklist courtesy of Dave Lemieux, and also also has an ad for the book I'm designing and compiling on Paul.

05/05/04

Here's page 14th from catwoman #30, and here's the first page from Catwoamn #31.

05/01/04

A new scene from Catwoman issue #30.

05/01/04

A news from Laurie Kronemberg, colorist on Paul's Catwoman :

Catwoman issues #32 and #33 will be done by a fill-in artist. Paul only will do the covers for issues #32 and #33. He will be back in full force on issue #34.

04/30/04

Take a look at the colored cover to the book about Paul's artwork.

04/26/04

Here's the 8th page from Catwoman issue #30

04/26/04

A new page from Catwoman issue #30

04/20/04

Some news about the book about Paul's artwork.

04/13/04

A splash page from Catwoman issue #30

04/12/04

To answer a question from Stuart, Paul will stay on "Catwoman" as long as DC want to.

03/21/04

Two new scenes, page 12 and page 14, from Catwoman #29

03/21/04

A new scene from Catwoman #29

03/14/04

Take a look at the 15th page of Catwoman issue #28.

03/05/04

A new scene from Catwoman issue #28.

03/03/04

The cover of the "Terror" TPB is online. Thanks to Stuart.

And the list part 3 has been updated too. Jan from Denmark sent me the corrections.

03/02/04

Jan told me that there was no Gulacy's artwork on issues #4, #5 and #16 of Dark Horse Presents. But here's a mail from Dave :

And Stuart sent me what follows :

03/01/04

Here's a new scene from Catwoman issue #29.

02/24/04

You speak French? You live in Canada? You want to find some french translated MoKF issues? So check the list part 4. Dave sent me a huge file to update this list!

02/22/04

Norbert from Germany sent some updates for the List Part 4! If you live in Germany, check it!

02/21/04

Jan from Denmark sent me this :

Oups! I don't know how this big mistakes could have enterd the List Part 3...

Well this list has been updated! Thanks Jan.

02/20/04

Not yet enough of Catwoman?

02/16/04

Gustavo sent me the cover to "Spectacular Spider-man" issue #8. It's been a long time that I wanted to take a look at that cover! Thanks Gustavo.

02/15/04

The Gulacy's artbook is still in the early stages of discussion. They're going over whether to include color pieces or not. They originally only wanted it as a b&w book and just comic pages and line art.

And if you like Catwoman check that, from Catwoman issue #28.

And the List Part 3 is updated

02/08/04

The List Part 3 is updated

02/04/04

Here's a new scene from Catwoman issue #28.

Gustavo mailed me to say that the Trade Paperback of "Batman : Terror" was out since October, 2003.

01/28/04

Here's the first page of Catwoman issue #28.

01/21/04

Take a look a the sixth page of Catwoman issue #28

01/13/04

Take a look a the first page of Catwoman issue #27

01/03/04

Some news from Brazil. Marcelo sent me some updates for the List Part 4. Thanks Marcelo.

01/01/04

Happy new year!

12/28/03

Here's the 27th cover of Catwoman

12/23/03

A North-american company is doing a art of Gulacy book. More details as I learn more.

12/18/03

Now the 18th page from Catwoman issue #26

11/18/03

Another page from the 25th issue of Catwoman.

11/11/03

Here's the cover to the 26th issue of Marvel Comics Presents".

11/06/03

Another page from the 25th issue of Catwoman.

11/02/03

Paul will be in Toronto, Canada, next week for the Toronton ComicCon. Click here to read more

11/01/03

You'll find here a page from the 25th issue of Catwoman, and there another one.

Just some words to thanks all the guys who help me keeping this site up to date. Lately, it's Gustavo who kept sending me mails, until I did use them to fix broken links and so on. Thanks Gustavo.

Keep the mail coming guys!

10/23/03

Here's a mail that Dave sent me yesterday :

Here's a third page from the 25th issue of Catwoman.

Todd my friend, I lost your e-mail address. Can you sent me a blank mail? Thanks.

10/23/03

Here's another page from the 25th issue of Catwoman.

10/16/03

Here's another page from the 25th issue of Catwoman.

10/10/03

Wanna see a really awesome cover? Click here!

10/06/03

Here's the second page to Catwoman #25

09/27/03

Thanks to Stu, , check the cover to Marvel Comics Presents, issue #68.

09/26/03

I'm just back from my favourite comic book shop in Paris, and here's what I came back with.

Enjoy.

09/22/03

Thanks to Jan, here's the second cover of Hawkeye by Paul.

09/12/03

Here's the seventh uninked page from Catwoman #25

08/29/03

Here's the sixth uninked page from Catwoman #25

08/28/03

Here's the fifth uninked page from Catwoman #25

08/27/03

Here's the fourth uninked page from Catwoman #25

08/15/03

Paul is now working on page 7 of the 26th issue of Catwoman.

08/12/03

Here's the third uninked page from Catwoman #25

08/06/03

Here's the second uninked page from Catwoman #25

07/30/03

Todd, I loose your e-mail address. Can you send me a blank mail?

07/29/03

Hi guys! Time for the real thing. Paul just sent me copies of uninked Catwoman pages. Just let me time to scan them all. But fo now, take a look at the first page...

07/24/03

Another scan sent to me by Gustavo this time. It's the cover to the tradepaperback of Vampirella Vs the Cult of Chaos. Thanks Gustavo.

07/23/03

Another scan sent to me by Stu, it's the cover to the 85th issue of Vampirella. Thanks Stu.

07/22/03

Stu, again, just sent me a scan of the fourth cover to "Dark Horse Presents". And you now what? Well it's not a cover pencilled by Paul, as I told you before. Arf. Anyway, Stu sent me a good scan of the fifth cover.

07/21/03

Thanks to Stu, you're able to look at the front and the back covers of the "Sabre" graphic novel.

07/20/03

Dave just sent me an e-mail with a good news for all Gulacy's fans :

Another mail by Dave :

07/11/03

Here's the first cover and San Diego Comicon promo art for catwoman #25 colored by Laurie Kronenberg who will handle all colors.

07/08/03

Here is the cover that Dave just sent me... Who said I needed proof?

07/06/03

Ok, the problem with Dave is that this guy knows EVERYTHING about Paul's work. So I told you that the artwork linked below was an unpublished one! Big mistake .

In fact it has been used as the cover to "The Southern Squadron: Freedom of Information Act #4" in April of 1992 by Eternity Comics.

Let's get selfish a little bit. Tommorow is my birthday! I will be 30. If you want to send me a mail to wish me a good birthday, that would be cool!

07/05/03

I'm back on business. Well until my computer crashes again. Anyway, here's a cool unpublished pencil work by Paul.

06/17/03

Thanks to Gustavo, from Spain, you can take a look at the 16ht page of Omni Comix, vol. 1, issue #3.

06/13/03

At last! Yep at last an update. And this time, we have to thanks Stu for sending me this gif file. Good work Stu.

05/28/03

Here are some words by Paul :

05/25/03

Oops! Almost three weeks without news! Well for the only one guy out there who's a MoKF fan, , here's a cool drawing. Thanks AGAIN to Dave for sending me this drawing. Let me hug you my friend!

05/06/03

Paul just moved on into a new town. Here's his new address :

3116 s.w. 153rd drive
Beaverton, Oregon 97006
phone:[503] 350-0392

05/05/03

Here are the three ( 1 - 2 - 3 ) covers to the Spanish copies of Master of Kung Fu. Thanks Marco.

05/01/03

Thanks to Marco, the list part 4 will be updated soon enough! Thanks Man

04/24/03

   Convention News

Click here to go to the Official website to the Kansas City Comicon. Thanks Dave, again!

04/22/03

   Convention News

Thanks to Dave for sending me this news :

Paul is scheduled to be one of the featured guests at the Kansas City Comicon on Nov. 15-16, 2003 at the Shawnee Civic Center. Admission is $5.00 each day. Other guests include Norm Breyfogle, Bill Willingham and Casey Jones.

04/21/03

Here's another CD jacket design Paul did for New York rap Artist Ill Bill. Good One.

04/20/03

Cool, sorry great, nope I mean really fresh illustration from Paul for "Magic The Gathering : 10TH Anniversary Pro Tour". Colors by Paul Mounts

04/19/03

Here's an old interview of Paul taken from the Popimage website.

04/16/03

More news almost news, on the Shang Chi moive here

04/15/03

Here are two (1 - 2) links to some news about the "The Hands of Shang Chi" soon to be shot movie. Thanks to Edgar for sending me those links.

04/07/03

   Convention News

   If you happen to be in the vicinity of the southern coast of Spain be sure to drop by the island of Majorca for the annual Comic Exposition and Lecture Series. Featured guests include Paul Gulacy, Darick Robertson, Jim Starlin and many others. Also on hand is huge comic enthusiast Steve Marque and his touring band THE LORDS OF THE NEW CHURCH providing nightly entertainment to the masses. Mucho grande!

04/06/03

   Two new reviews for the first issue of "Reload". The first from the Robin Goodfellow Website, and the second on the Movie Poop Shoot one.

   If you want to know more about Warren Ellis, writer of "Reload", check his site, or go there and you'll find I think all his bibliography.

04/04/03

   Paul just sent me this, another review of the first issue of "Reload". By Tony Witt.

04/02/03

   Thanks to Dave for sending me this address. It's a review for the first issue of "Reload"

03/21/03

   The List Part 4 has been updated. Did you know that "Crimson Empire" has been released in Poland?

03/20/03

   Here you can read a review of the first issue of "Reload", by Gail Haley.

03/14/03

   Here's a link to the interview Paul gave to the guys at ComiXtreme.

03/13/03

   Right now, I have some big problems with my computer. I just get back on the 'Net. Tomorrow I'll try to update the site.

02/14/03

   Here's the first cover to "Reload", the next miniseries from Paul Gulacy, and Warren Ellis as writer

02/08/03

   Here's the second cover for "Reload". And here's the ninth inked page from the first issue.

02/01/03

   Here's the CD cover for hip hop artist Necro, that Paul did. Colors by Laurie Kronenberg.

   Necro might be the next Eminem. He's got a huge underground following. He comes out of Brooklyn.

01/31/03

   The last two penciled pages taken from "Reload" that I have

   Issue #1 page 8 and page 9.

01/27/03

   Two more penciled pages taken from "Reload"

   Issue #1 page 6 and page 7. The last two I have, well see you tomorrow!

01/26/03

   Thanks to Markus, a french guy who sent me those files, you can have a look at some cool penciled pages taken from the next miniseries from Paul and Doug, "Reload"

   Issue #1 page 4 and page 5. More tomorrow!

01/19/03

   Folks! I'm back to work on the site.

   Here the cover to the fourth issue of

   Thanks to Stu, take look to the end of the Bat Story from Doug Moench and Paul Gulacy.

   Beware folks! This art is from the begining of Paul carreer, way back... Well a long time ago! Paul was a young artist back then!

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01/15/03

   Yes! I'm back! So first of all, happy new year to all of you! I have my new computer running, so there will be some new scans soon enough! Take care.

12/22/02

   Hello guys! I will be unable for a few days, two weeks at the most, to update the site. So don't worry, the site is still running!

12/16/02

   The List Part 3 has been updated, again. Thanks to Dave!

12/16/02

   Take a look here at the fourth cover of "Shang Chi : Master Of Kung Fu".

12/15/02

   The List Part 3 has been updated. Thanks to Dave!

12/06/02

   The third issue of "Shang Chi : Master of Kung Fu" is released.

   Here's a mail Dave has just sent me :

You know what, folks? I did read this issue of Previews, and I missed this good news.

Shame on me!

12/05/02

Thanks to one of my most "dedicated assistant", yeah, it's you Dave, the List Part 3 has been updated. More updates will follow.

And thanks to Stu, here's the cover to the 40^th issue of "Turok"

12/05/02

Shang Chi Master Of Kung Fu #4 of 6 ranks 86 in the Previews Top 100 of December 2002.

11/27/02

Here comes the third one.

11/26/02

Here comes the second one. Thanks again Stu!

11/25/02

Stu just sent me some cool pics, here comes the first one, taken from the "Vampire Tales" issue issue #7. It's the first page of the Bats story

11/19/02

Jan Bentzen just send me a mail telling me about "Reload" the next miniseries by Warren Ellis as writer, Paul Gulacy of course as penciler and Jimmy Palmiotti as inker.

Thanks Jan!

10/30/02

Here's the cover to the third issue of MoKF.

10/20/02

The second issue of "Shang Chi Master of Kun Fu" is out.

10/19/02

Shang Chi Master Of Kung Fu #1 of 4 ranks 49 in the Previews Top 100 of September 2002.

10/10/02

If you came to this site without seeing the main page, check it, there's a new logo on it. Done by Mike, a friend of Paul Gulacy.

10/07/02

Here's something funny... Thanks Dave! .

I almost forgot to tell you that Dave sent also me some info for the List Part 3.

10/06/02

Here's the cover to the second issue of MoKF.

09/29/02

If you have some bucks to spend on some cool Original Work by Paul Gulacy, try this cool page from Ken Danker.

09/26/02

I find this on the net! Never saw it before! Cool pic!

09/19/02

The first issue of "Shang Chi Master of Kun Fu" is out!

09/02/02

Some few questions asked to Jimmy Palmiotti about his work on the new MoKF miniseries, done by the guys at The Scoop site.

09/01/02

Seen in the last "Previews", the new MoKF miniseries is really a six part story. Not a four part as seen earlier in a previous "Previews" issue.

08/29/02

Well this time, Paul himself, and Todd sent me a mail to look for this interview on the Pulse comic site.

08/28/02

A big thanks to Gustavo for finding this interview on the 'Net of Doug and Paul, about the new MoKF miniseries.

08/25/02

Another colored page of MoKF that Todd helped me find on the 'Net.

08/23/02

Here's a message from Paul himself about his current work on The new MoKF miniseries.

08/18/02

Here's a small interview, really small, of Jimmy Palmiotti on his work on Master of Kung Fu. Courtesy of "The Scoop" site.

08/08/02

Thansk to Dave, look at the cover to the issue #64 of a mexican issue of Master of Kung Fu. Thanks again Dave!

08/02/02

A long long time ago I used to update the site very often. Well, I try for some time now to buy a flat with my girlfriend, my computer has almost blown off in front of me, I had two more motorbike crashes, THE SAME DAY , and I will go to work in a different city in one month or so...

So I don't think there will be a lot of updates in a short time. I'm curently trying to learn how to use the PHP and the MySQL stuffs, with the help of one of my friend, Charles-Edouard. Thanks man!

I hope to have another working computer really soon, and I will be back working on the site on a more regular basis. Take Care. Matt.

07/07/02

Well today's my birhtday. I am 29 today!

Anyway. Here's the last colored page Paul sent me of the first issue of tne new MoKF miniseries.

07/05/02

I almost forgot to tell you that the last issue of S.C.Y. Spy is out! I did not get to Paris yet, so I don't have read it. Next week for sure.

07/02/02

And now page 12 of the first issue of the new MoKF miniseries!

06/30/02

Yeah! Time to take a really good look at the cover to the first issue of the new MoKF miniseries.

06/28/02

Daveeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee! You're e-mail address is not working any more! I just try again to send you a really cool pic, but my message come back to me!

06/28/02

Daveeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee! You're e-mail address is not working any more!

06/26/02

Take a look at an old cover, Danger Trail issue #4

06/25/02

Here's a commissioned artwork of Sylvester "Rocky" Stallone from Paul Gulacy way back in 1980, ordered bye Craig Zablo.

06/17/02

Pages 21, and 22 are posted. Thanks again Won.

06/12/02

Pages 18, 19 and 20 are posted. Thanks again Won.

06/11/02

Dave "TheBest", I think the last e-mail address you gave me is not working any more. Please write me so I can have the new one!

Pages 15, 16 and 17 are posted. Thanks again Won.

06/09/02

Pages 12, 13 and 14 are posted. Thanks again Won.

06/06/02

Pages 9, 10 and 11 are posted. Thanks again Won.

06/04/02

Pages 6, 7 and 8 are posted. Thanks again Won.

06/01/02

Pages 3, 4 and 5 are posted. Thanks again Won.

05/31/02

Here are the first and second page of a Macchio/Gulacy story, published in 1981 in the Bizarre Adventure magazine issue #25

05/30/02

And now, guess who sent me some new stuff for the site? You say Dave as usual? You're wrong! No this time you'll get something that Won Kim just sent me... Wait till tomorrow to see what is it!

05/27/02

I'm back. And what a cool surprise to find this on my e-mail boxe. Thanks Dave! You're the man.

05/11/02

Hi everybody! I'll be in vacations for two weeks in Montreal, Canada. So the site will not be updated during these two weeks!

05/07/02

Here's an interview Paul gave to Bob Cough for the Mile High Comics website.

05/05/02

The lastest issue of S.C.I. Spy, issue #4, is out! If you have not seen the main page of the site, check the cover to issue #5, here. Enjoy.

04/28/02

Some stats : Overall Accesses : 1,542,841 - and Home Page Accesses : 27,918. Great, isnt'it?

04/18/02

Here's a mail Dave sent me some few days ago :

04/04/02

S;C.Y. Spy issue #3 is out today!

03/26/02

Here's a cool oil painting! Enjoy!

03/15/02

The second issue of S.C.Y. Spy is out since last week.... Oups, I'm late.

By the way, it's been a long time that Bob send me a scan of the original cover to "Eternal Warrior" issue #40. Take a look here.

And finally, let's read what Dave send me about MOKF :

On March 2nd, 2002, Jimmy Palmiotti reported that the new MOKF series will be 6 issues. He also reported that he had just received the first batch of pages to be inked for the series. Then, on March 4th, 2002, Paul Gulacy reported that an MOKF Essential TPB (reprinting of the old classic MOKF issues in black & white) appeared unlikely, due to legal issues involving the Sax Rohmer estate which has the rights to the Fu Manchu character. Paul also reported that he wouldn't mind a continued run on a regular schedule of MOKF, following the limited series, if the sales figures supported it.

02/20/02

Here's a painting I think you have never seen before!

02/13/02

   Well I'm late again. Let me tell you that when you begin to play at "Unreal Tournament" online, it's hard to log off...

   So, since you all bought it already last week, the first issue of "S.C.I. Spy" is out.

   Gustavo and Jan sent me some cool info to fix some mistakes on the different lists of Paul's work. As soon as I kick my butt myself, and stop playing online, I will work on this info!

   Well... I just find this cover ready to be displayed on the site... Thanks Gustavo, for sending it to me.

   And finally, I just fixed some mistakes and add some new stuff to the List Part 2 and List Part 3, thanks to Jen from Danemark for helping me out!

02/06/02

   All right! Listen to this : Paul has finished to work on "S.C.I. Spy", and will begin to work on "Master of Kung Fu" in ten days or so...

   And I would like to say that I'm eager to be tomorrow, 'cause in France we usualy get our comics on thursday. The shop open at 10h30, so I still have to wait... 10 hours, 39 minutes and 45 seconds before I can buy the first issue of "S.C.I. Spy"! :)

01/24/02

   And now take a look at the original painting of the "Terminator : Secondary Objectives" TPB. You'll see that the actual cover is darker and as not the same visual power than the painting.

01/22/02

   I don't know if you remember that, a fight between Shang Shi and guess who?... :)

01/18/02

   Some words by Paul, here! Some photos too!

01/10/02

   Here comes Dave again :

   The word has been spread! :) Thanks Dave.

01/06/02

   Here what Dave read in the issue #1468 of the "Comic Buyer's Guide" ( dated 1/4/02) :

   And some changes have been made in the List Part 3, thanks Gustavo, and in the List Part 4 a new table has been added : Germany! Thanks Ben.

01/04/02

   Back to work, and here what Dave sent me awhile ago :

   And Gustavo, don't worry I didn't lost your mail. I will work on it soon...

01/01/02

   Happy new year!

12/18/01

   And here is the second cover of "Six From Sirius".

12/16/01

   I scan anew the cover of the first issue of "Six From Sirius", here.

   And thanks to Dave you can take a look at this cool scan, it's a pin-up of Hugo Strange from "Who's Who in the DC Universe" #9 from 1991.

12/13/01

   And now read what the last "Previews" says about SCI-Spy , and take a look at what it seems to be the final colored copy of the first cover :

12/08/01

   Damn! 8:50am, I'm gonna be late for work... Anyway, good news! The first issue of SCI-Spy will be released next february! Have a nice day.

12/02/01

   And now take a look at the second cover to SCI-Spy.

11/29/01

   Here's an unpublished work by Paul back in 1972.

11/22/01

   Some changes in List 3 have been made. Thanks Gustavo.

07/18/01

   Thanks to Gustavo, some mistakes have been fixed in List part two. Look at the pinked letters.

07/03/01

   Have you ever seen something more beautiful than that?

06/26/01

   Dave, always the same fresh guy, send me one copy on Amazing Heroes issue #159, and here's the interview of Paul published in this issue.

   By the way, Dragon Lord issue #3 should be out the fifth of July.

06/22/01

   Thanks to Gustavo, take a look at this funny cover....

06/19/01

   Here's the first pin-up...

06/18/01

   Hi guys! Paul just sent me some cool stuff from Portland. I will post some of it tomorrow on the site. Did I say cool stuff? No Fresh, grear, awesome art, yes!

06/14/01

   Dear Daniel! Mon ami, instead of telling me that I typed "06/16/01" at the end of the page linked below (we're only the 06/14/01), you should have told me that I typed "thans" below and not "thanks"! Just kidding, Daniel.

   In fact I would like to thanks everyone who helped and will help me improving this site. So if you see a problem, any kind of problem, e-mail me here!

06/13/01

   And now the american copy of Eclipse with this cover! Thans again Gustavo.

06/12/01

   Here's the cover to the issue #147 of "Rawhide Kid". Thanks Gustavo.

06/11/01

   Here comes Dave again :

06/11/01

   Here's the pic Gustavo sent me a couple of days ago.

06/06/01

   Look at what Jim says about the news below : "Oh, please God, PLEASE let it happen!". I totally agree! :)

06/06/01

   Here a mail Dave sent me yesterday!

06/03/01

   And there is a cool scan of an uninked page from "Outlaws"! Thanks Gustavo.

06/01/01

   Did I talk to you about Dave? Yeah well check this to see what he sent me! The scan is mine and it's better done that the pic I picked up from the 'Net some time ago. Yeah thanks Dave!

05/22/01

   And now some few words from the man himself, Paul gulacy :