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New David Hahn website.

Steve Lieber — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 00:14:50 +0000

David Hahn has a brand new portfolio website up: davidhahnart.com

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David Hahn is Mr. Crime Comics

Steve Lieber — Fri, 27 Nov 2009 21:43:25 +0000

Some pages from a crime comic David Hahn is working on, tentatively titled MURDERLAND.

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David Hahn sketches

Periscope Studio — Thu, 23 Apr 2009 23:50:48 +0000

Here are some of David Hahn’s artwork taken from his blog http://www.davidjhahn.blogspot.com. As per his blog these are pitch art for a rock n’ roll adventure comic.

David Hahn Art

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David Hahn and Fables!

Periscope Studio — Tue, 10 Mar 2009 00:18:15 +0000

Fables issue #82 written by Bill Willingham and drawn and inked by our own David Hahn is due for release this coming Wednesday, March 11th! Being a big fan, I have no doubt this will be worth picking up!

Page from Fables issue #82 by David Hahn

- Emi

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Oh, Canada…you crazy northern pal.

Periscope Studio — Mon, 06 Oct 2008 06:30:21 +0000

David Hahn goes North On Sunday, Oct 5th, I was a guest at the Calgary Comic and Toy Expo in calgary, Canada. My host was show owner Stephen Fuller, and it was a great weekend. Upon landing in Calgary, I discovered that Air Canada had ‘lost’ one of my bags, but delivered it to me at the hotel around midnight. In the mean time, they gave me a complimentary overnight kit that had a razor, shaving cream, soap, toothbrush, comb, deodorant, and an extra large white cotton t-shirt (!), all in this neat little blue nylon bag that said “Air Canada” on it. AND they also gave me a voucher for up to $50 dollars to purchase ANYTHING I might need (except food and alcohol). I send them the receipts and they reimburse me for the expenses. So, basically, I can get $50 worth of free stuff.

Speaking of stuff, I was stuffed with sushi and booze the first night. The next day Stephen, I had the option to go to Banff, an outdoor…place that had mountains and trees, OR go to the world renowned Royal Tyrell Museum to see dinosaur fossils and complete skeletons of T. Rex, Albertasaurus, Triceratops, Stegosaurus, and more. Needless to say, I chose the latter. I was shocked to learn that when my pal Jeff Parker was here last year as a guest, he chose to go to Banff. I don’t get you sometimes, Jeff. The museum was better than Disneyland and the gift shop was championship. I bought many dinosaur models and toys for my collection. Thanks, Air Canada!

Later that day we went to the airport to pickup Young Justice artist Todd Nauck. We were in the mood for beef, so Stephen took us out to dinner at a place called Jack Astors, whose logo is exactly what you would think, a donkey. Our chesty waitress, Jocelyn, was friendly, but seem harried, worried and distracted. Every time food or drinks were brought to our table, it was by a different waitress, so we had about 5 people who served us. The food was good though, and the corn on the cob was especially tasty.

The following morning was the show and it was quite steady and busy for a small show. I spent most of the day doing sketches and sold many pages of original Fantastic Four art and Spider-Man Loves Mary Jane art. People are so polite in Canada, though, throughout the trip, there seemed to be an inordinate number of screaming (and I mean SCREAMING) kids almost everywhere we went. Screaming like these kids were being stabbed with knives or something. The show also featured a costume contest in which first place was a beautiful pencilled pin up of Spider-Man by Todd Nauck, and second place was $100. I did some shopping when it slowed down a bit and bolstered my infantilism by buying some sweet Alien and Predator toys.

After the show, Stephen took Cary Nord, Cary’s girlfriend Kate, Todd, and I to a place called The Big T’s Country BBQ. There, we had BBQ meat, followed by more BBQ meat, a side of meat and beans, cornbread, meat, BBQ sauce with a serving of meat under it, beer, and some meat to round it all off. It was great. All this red meat would make Jeff Parker cry and force Matthew Clark to go right to the airport leave the province.

I am now in my hotel room trying to figure out how to pack my bags with all this extra stuff.

The end.

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Minx creators.

Periscope Studio — Tue, 30 Sep 2008 18:17:07 +0000

David Hahn’s the lead interviewee in this survey of the Minx line.

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Fantastic Four #33 in stores this week.

Steve Lieber — Wed, 05 Mar 2008 18:56:50 +0000

Written by Paul Tobin, art by David Hahn.

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Marvel Team-Up!

Steve Lieber — Tue, 26 Feb 2008 19:01:55 +0000

Two books from Marvel come out this Wednesday, February 27 featuring Periscope-related creative teams!

Colleen Coover and Jeff Parker have two back-up shorts in X-men: First Class #9

David Hahn and Colleen’s husband Paul Tobin begin their run of stories in Marvel Adventures Fantastic Four #33

Elsewhere, our wonderful assistant Sarah Burini has posted a Wondercon report. It’s in German, but the pictures are fun.

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Fantastic Four

Periscope Studio — Wed, 30 Jan 2008 05:30:00 +0000

David here. My issue of Marvel Adventures Fantastic Four, #34 comes out next month. Written by the undeniable Paul Tobin (yes, you cannot deny him, EVER.) This is our first project together. Here are some of the pages, penciled by me, inked by Kris Justice, colored by Guillem Mari.

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David Hahn commissioned sketches

Periscope Studio — Tue, 13 Nov 2007 22:21:00 +0000

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