If you can't see the video, click: Read Scott Pilgrim from Miles Reaves on Vimeo.

I went ahead and added both FREE SCOTT PILGRIM (2006) and my material from COMICS FESTIVAL (2007) to the scottpilgrim.com Previews page.

Now everything is all in one place. Phew.

Monday! October 15th! New Scott Pilgrim website! Designed and implemented by Dunderbug! Much writing, coding and photoshopping by yours truly!

Things of note:

1) Ten page preview of Volume 4! (Also: Huge previews of the previous volumes, for new readers!)

2) NING: I have started a Scott Pilgrim Ning. This is a newfangled online forum deal. I put a secret link to it on the Scott Pilgrim teaser site ages ago, which apparently only a dozen people ever found? Anyway, please sign up if you feel like you'll want to talk about Scott Pilgrim and other crap with the online types.

3) Press Kit: Some hi-res images and links to past articles, interviews, etc. If any members of the press can think of stuff that isn't available on the new site, please let me know.

4) Media/downloads/reader contributions section: This is still under construction, but I am on the lookout for Stuff, so let me know if you see any.

Thanks to everyone who helped out with the links the other day, it was much appreciated. If any early-birds find any missing files, dead links, bugs, etc, please let me know ASAP.

An early version of the Scott Pilgrim V3 cover, scrapped. It went around the internet fifty times before I scrapped it, of course. I still see it all over the place to this day. The internet is a horrible place.

Apparently the Oni Press Wikipedia article has been flagged because it is suggested that Oni Press is not a "notable" company, and should be deleted. As everyone knows, there are plenty of Wikipedia articles about ridiculous crap, and I think a 10-year-old comics publisher with a good stable of creators and a solid library of works qualifies for an article.

SO: if you are a Wikipedia person, or a writer in general, and you know a little about Oni Press (or know how to Google the information), could you please go in there and rewrite the stupid article and cite sources and all that stuff? I would work on it, but I don't have the time (and I have a conflict of interest, sort of?).

Other news: I'm playing songs at Gus' Pub tonight. My guitar (which is really Hope's guitar, handed down from Hope's mom) is really old and the wood is splitting and it's a little buzzy. I could probably patch it up with like, duct tape, but that would probably wreck the finish. I need to take it in and get it looked at. We did that once in Chicago a few years ago, but it needs some more loving care, obviously. Anyway, clearly I can't do that until after the show, so hopefully someone will have a guitar for me to borrow, or maybe I'll just be ... reeeeally careful?

P.S. I got a few reference photos of Sneaky Dee's (see my previous entry), but if you were planning to go take pictures, I'm sure a few more wouldn't hurt. Like for example I can't remember what the floor looks like.

Following up from the previous post...

I actually did some real work today, too. 9_9

http://roxik.com/pictaps/?pid=a123167
http://roxik.com/pictaps/?pid=a123309

Edit later: This one turned out a bit better. http://roxik.com/pictaps/?pid=a124776 (Kim)