Bedbug in Wizard!!!

I'm finally back with some super exciting news! Wizard magazine #232 ran a story about Dave Ryan's War of the Independents... and guess who showed up in the article!?



THE MIGHTY BEDBUG!!!



Awesome sauce!

Bring a Bedbug into your home!

Sure, New York City is crawling with Bedbugs this time of year, but nothing keeps the Bedbugs from biting than a nice clean T-shirt. It's great to wear to bed, to your favorite comic store or just laying around the house.

Why not order one from Cafe Press today?

http://www.cafepress.com/mightybedbug

You can make Bedbug toy a reality!

Hey all,

I recently discovered a great site called Patch Together that lets artists submit their designs for toys. It's long been my dream to have Bedbug in plastic (or in this case vinyl) form. I submitted the above image (drawn by the super-talented Franco) as a contestant. It was accepted and is now in the running to become a real figure.

Here's where you come in, if I can get enough votes, Patch Together will make the first offiicial Bedbug vinyl figure and sell a limited number of them. All you have to do is go to the below link

http://www.patchtogether.com/designs/designs/view/id/3478

and vote (you want to vote a "5") for Bedbug!

Let's make this happen and thanks for your help in advance!

Not dead yet!

So I've been playing around with this idea for a Bedbug toy for sometime now. It would be Bedbug on one of those suction cup "pop-up" toys (do they even have a name) that you sometimes see around Halloween.

The thing is, before I sink time and money into this, I need to know if there's any interest. It would be small - no more than a few inches tall and the goal would to keep it around a couple of bucks in price.

Let me know if you Bedbug fans want a little poppin' BB for your collections.

Mighty Bedbug custom action figure

When I'm not creating comic books, making video games or board games, I'm customizing action figures. I made this Bedbug many years ago when I was publishing Shooting Star Comics.

Bedbug was made from a BTAS Nightwing figure, Toy Biz Marvel character's (I don't remember which) hands, a Dragon Ball Z character head and Buzz Lightyear boots. The belt, gauntlets, boot details and antennea were made from kneadatite and the clear googles are bits from a STAS Lex Luthor suit.

I think he turned out pretty good!

Win Free Bedbug Comics!!

Hey all! I know you're out there! I see that counter going up every day! I want you to sound off! To post your comments and feedback about the posts and comics! From now until August 31, everyone who posts a comment will be entered in a contest for a set of all EIGHT Shooting Star Comics and specials and I'll even throw in an original sketch of Bedbug for ya!

Bedbug by Franco!

Franco is one of the two very talented guys working on DC's Tiny Titans comic. Both me and my kids love Tiny Titans and I couldn't pass up the opportunity to get a drawing of Bedbug while at San Diego Comic Con. The best part is, this awesome color sketch only cost one dollar! Sorry Franco, but that was a steal!

Bedbug by Colleen Coover!

I really like Colleen Coover's style. It's really fun and friendly and light-hearted, even if half her comics are about sex-crazed lesbians. You might know her work from "X-Men: First Class". I'm a fan of her work and couldn't resist getting a drawing while at San Diego Comic Con. I think it turned out very nice - Bedbug looks like he's going for a power-walk.

Bedbug vs the Network

The 7th and final published Bedbug adventure is from Shooting Star Comics Unconventional Special #1 featuring the menace of the Network! First published in 2005

Bedbug and the Super Battalion!

Bedbug, the first appearance of the Super Battalion, an alien invasion and time travel! This adventure from Shooting Star Comics #6 has it all! First published in 2005.

Bedbug's Utility Belt

Here's Bedbug's adventure from Shooting Star Comics #5 featuring Bedbug's daughter Elvira - "Bedbug's Utility Belt." First published in 2004

Bedbug in the world's first playable comic!

"The Game of Death" is actually a "choose-your-own-adventure" style comic book story from Shooting Star Comics #4. Just look for the little numbered box in the corner of each panel and when you are given choice, find the panel with the corresponding number and continue reading from there! Good luck! First published in 2004.