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Rich Ellis’ MEMORIAL#1 is a hit!

Memorial #1, a new fantasy series from IDW Publishing, arrived in stores at the end of December, and the critical and fan response have been stellar. It’s written by Chris Roberson, illustrated by Rich Ellis, and colored by Grace Allison Here’s a few of the raves:
USA Today | Bloody Disgusting | Multiversity | Primary Ignition | Playback STL | My View | Megan Christopher | Civilian Reader | Comics And | Sequential Review | Evil Squirrel | Freakin Awesome | Comics Bulletin | Comic Bastards

Take a look for yourself! Here’s a preview from issue one, with a cover by comics legend Mike Kaluta.

Rich Ellis profiles sushi chef Jason Knowles

This story was drawn by Rich Ellis for Mix Magazine.

Wonder Woman Day 2010

Periscope has donated some art to Wonder Woman Day 2010, an art auction benefiting womens shelters. Contributors include Periscope’s Aaron McConnell, Cat Farris, Rich Ellis, Ron Chan, Ron Randall, and Steve Lieber! Ron’s drawing has been picked for the poster for this year’s event:

Happy Birthday to Colleen and Rich

Colleen Coover and Rich Ellis both celebrate a birthday today. Wish them well!

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Hero Initiative Cover Art: Rich Ellis

This week we’ll be showcasing a series of Archie Covers done by Periscope members for the Hero Initiative. Hero Initiative is a charity providing aid to comics legends who find themselves in need. First up: a cover drawn by Rich Ellis featuring Sabrina, the Teenage Witch.

More info on the benefit auction and how to get involved with the Hero Initiative.

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Happy Birthday Colleen and Rich

Last weekend Periscope had a little picnic in honor of Colleen Coover and Rich Ellis’ birthdays. Here’s a few snapshots.

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Rich Ellis enjoys Cat Farris' banana dessert

Wolverine 100 Week- Day 4

The forth day at Periscope during the Wolverine 100 Week with a card by Rich Ellis done for The Hero Initiative.

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Public Safety Training

Rich Ellis organized a Periscope Studios field trip to the Clackamas County Public Safety Training Center. That is, the sheriff’s gun range. It was research. For illustration purposes, y’ know. Nearly a dozen comic book artists with loaded weapons–and no one was killed! Paul Guinan took some snapshots and posted them on his website.

 

Susan Tardif and her little friend

Susan Tardif and her little friend

Some Fun From Rich Ellis

Hi, folks! Today I present to you a piece by Rich Ellis of Johnny Storm of the Fantastic Four! Awesome, yes? I think so too!

The Human Torch by Rich Ellis

The Human Torch by Rich Ellis