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Joe Quesada Q&A on Newsarama.com

There are a few questions concerning Joe Mad's new work with Marvel over at newsarama. Here's the good stuff...

"The deal with Mike and Joe are a bit different, it’s a project and volume deal that will keep him Marvel fans thrill for some time as well."

"As for Joe, more details of his deal, project and length of time will be disclosed shortly in the next issue of Wizard I believe. From our discussions, Joe has agreed to do a significant amount of work, and I have to tell you, he’s excited as can be to be back and working on this project. It’s going to be fun to have Joe back in the biz!"


Sounds pretty sweet to me, I can't wait to get my hands on next weeks Wizard magazine for more information on Joe's future project.

Oh yeah, I got my hands on Joe's House of M cover so I will scan it soon. I can't scan it right away because I'm leaving for Montreal until Tuesday so expect it up around then!

That's all for now, have a great day.
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Anonymous said…
mike! once again you rock.

I cant wait to see his new stuff, time for him to dust of the pencils!

:D

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