The Comiccon in Stuttgart was amazing. I
was very excited about it – I had to prepare a presentation as well as a
reading of “The Pepper-Chronicles” to be presented on stage. I was also very
anxious about the printed version of our comic – would the colors look good?
That is usually my biggest concern. (Pssst: You can order copies HERE at Kwimbi!)
After a very turbulent flight, I saw it for
the first time: Stefan Dinter from Zwerchfell publishing expected me at the
airport and gave me the very first copy of the German edition of “Die
Pfeffer-Chroniken". In my hotel room, I had the time to slowly go trough it. It
looked like the the colors came out great – as well as the beautiful cover with
gold-foil for the title font.
The rest of the con was a beautiful mix of
meeting great people – a lot of other talented cartoonists and fans. All of
them were so nice and encouraging. It is very draining to sign all day at a
very bus con like this, so nice people help a great deal! :D
A lot of people came over and bought “Die
Pfeffer-Chroniken”. The amazing Eve from the organization “Comic Solidarity”
organized a number of presentations for artists on stage, which enabled me to
talk about the graphic novel and go a bit deeper into the making-of. The
reading went very well: Members of Zwerchfell publishing (Christopher Tauber
and Jan Dinter) helped me to read all the different characters, and it went
smooth as a clockwork.I also want to point out the the whole con was well-organized, especially the "Comiczone", which was full of artists, publishers and events.
(Below: Author Haiko Hörnig picks up his copy of Pfeffer-Chroniken)
I want to thank everybody who helped out.
The organizers, my editor Christopher, the translator Jan, layouter Stefan, all
the Indiegogo backers, anybody who came over and bought it – or even just
looked at it and had some nice things to say, and last but not least: My
amazing project collaborators Rebekie Bennington and Daniel Scribner who did
AMAZING work.
Next: Getting this thing published in
English!!!! Stay tuned via Pepperchronicles on Facebook.
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