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One Book, Two Stories, “THE RED DIARY/THE RE[A]D DIARY”, in Stores, June 13th

May 4, 2012

THE RED DIARY/ THE RE[A]D DIARY is brought to us from Image Comics and artistic-duet Steven T. Seagle (MAN OF ACTION Studios, killer entertainment) and Teddy Kristiansen (Eisenhower Award winning painter). Seagle and Kristiansen co-created many pieces including it’s a bird… a Vertigo autobiographical novel that leads you through Seagals thoughts and dreams of writing Superman

its a bird... One Book, Two Stories, THE RED DIARY/THE RE[A]D DIARY, in Stores, June 13th

…and  House of Secrets a super natural horror graphic novel about a teenage runaway.

House Secrets One Book, Two Stories, THE RED DIARY/THE RE[A]D DIARY, in Stores, June 13th

Their most innovative collaborations yet, THE RED DIARY/THE RE[A]D DIARY, Image Comics is releasing, June 13th.

Red Diary Press Sheet 600x463 One Book, Two Stories, THE RED DIARY/THE RE[A]D DIARY, in Stores, June 13th

Teddy originated this partnership with his creation of  Le Carnet Rouge a french and danish graphic novel that was translated into THE RED DIARY; it is a tale of vermeer paintings with mysterious origins and a secret diary.

Steven was drawn to the moody allure of Le Carnet Rouge but didn’t know how to read french or danish so created his own story based on Kristiansen’s masterful art and with his blessing created THE RE[A]D DIARY; a story of war crimes and righteous identity fraud that saves two lives.

THE RED DIARY/THE RE[A]D DIARY two intriguing graphic novels can be purchased on June 13, 2012, for $29.99.  Or, you can pre-order this 144 page hard cover graphic novel from the April issue of Previews. 

Sources: Image Comics, Vertigo, Previews

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12 comments

  2. Dollie Mccrystal May 5, 2012 at 8:12 am -

    who were the founders of image comics and how numerous of them went to artwork school?

  3. Lizzie Galatioto May 5, 2012 at 8:12 am -

    studios include: Best Cow, McFarlane studios, the now defunct Intense Studios and Wilstorm(when they have been at Image).

  5. Joe T July 13, 2012 at 5:37 pm -

    it is by image comics, and the only thing else i remember is there’s a guy who wears a red, maybe red and black, face mask that show his hair which is blond and shaggyish, anyone know what it is called?

  6. Miguel M July 27, 2012 at 4:28 am -

    How come Image Comics never seem to be able to sustain the popularity of any of their characters?

    When they first came out, characters like Spawn, Savage Dragon, Witchblade, The Darkness, WildC.A.T.S, Young Blood, Gen13, Darkchild, Pitt… (to name a few)… were all immediately successful and popular. But after one to five years, they all faded away into either nothingness or obscurity? What is it exactly that Image does wrong? How come no characters have the staying power of Superman, Batman, Spider-Man, Hulk and the likes?

  7. Stevalicious August 16, 2012 at 11:20 am -

    I’m attempting to obtain the images for a complete Legend of Zelda collection. Currently, I’m trying to catalog the Valiant comics, which were released in 1990-1991. I have several of them, and have obtained online images of the rest, which has given me issues #1-5, #7.

    Unfortunately, I’ve been unable to find the cover image (or better yet, the entire comic) for #6 anywhere. I’ve also heard that there is an eighth issue, bat am unsure if that information is accurate.

    I’m mainly looking for the cover images, but any info on either of these would be great!

    Thanks.
    Number 7 was released, as I have a downloaded copy of it.

  9. nasty1 August 26, 2012 at 9:08 am -

    Where should I start if I want to write comics? What books to buy or what courses/workshops to take? Is it very hard to break into the industry? What if, for instance, I’m thinking to start with such publishers as Image Comics? How much do writers usually make per issue? If they just start? Or, if they’re pros already? I just needs a few ideas and some advice in understanding if it’s for me and how should start)))
    Thank you!

  10. davemc74656 September 8, 2012 at 7:08 am -

    Read both trades and want to get this on my pull/subscription list, I just dont know how far off from the second trade in the story I would end up.

    Thanks all !