So the month of December is soon coming to a close, and so too is pre-order time for Brian & Bobbi. In these last couple of days, I thought I'd share some exciting stuff worth mentioning. Here we go.

First up, the Brian & Bobbi Trailer.

Featuring the song Superboy & Supergirl by Tullycraft. We put this together to give people a little sneak peek at the book. Feel free to give it a watch.

Next, Brian & Bobbi is trending higher than Family Guy on Google. And I think that's a pretty big deal seeing as how, at least in my opinion, Brian & Stewie are the two most interesting characters on the show.

Brian & Bobbi also got another special nod from Diamond. They've already made Brian & Bobbi one of the Spotlight Features for the month, but now it's also on their list of Graphic Novels for young adults age 13 and up. So all you family friendly comic shops out there, be sure to take notice. Brian & Bobbi's a great book for your younger readers, Diamond says so.

The book also got recognized by Examiner.com in their Guide to the February Previews Catalog. It was one of only nine indie titles picked this month.

And we've got some new reviews for Brian & Bobbi. We have our second review from the guys over at Coverless. Then there's this one, a really great review from Black Snake Studios, and this one from Young Adult Books Central. It only reaffirms Diamond picking the book as one of the graphic novels for young adults.

So in these last few days, I think a rush is in order. Everyone should head out to their local comic shop and pre-order their copy of Brian & Bobbi. The special edition that was printed for Steel City sold out in record time, and my publisher is anticipating the same thing will happen once the books hit shelves. That means the only way you can be sure you'll have your copy this February is to pre-order it now.

And while I know there are some of you without local comic shops out there, don't worry. There are tons of places online where you can pre-order the book (And get a great deal on it). Here are just a few.

Things From Another World (We actually made it all the way up to #23 on these guys Hottest Pre-Order List)

Comixology

Dan's Comics

Boom Panda

Tales of Wonder

Sci-Fi Genre

Discount Comic Book Services

New Moon Comics

Comics Infinity

Midtown Comics

And for your international folks.

!Comics

Forbidden Planet

The list keeps going. These are just the first couple I came across. Chances are if you have a favorite online comic shop, you can find Brian & Bobbi on it.

So with just a few days left, and so many options, make sure you don't miss out on getting your copy of Brian & Bobbi.

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Dead Future is now available in print over at Indy Planet, and for those of you who need a little more convincing that it's worth picking up, check out these review for the comic.

First up is a review from Project Fanboy. You can read the whole review here, but here's the bit about my contribution to the issue.

My favorite story this time around has to be “Roadtrip to the End of the World.” Writer Adam Wilson made clever use of the short story format and delivered a punchy ending to a fun story. It can be rather difficult to give a full sense of resolution to such a short tale, but Wilson nailed it.

Next is a review from Shelf Abuse. Here's what they have to say about Roadtrip. From what I can tell it's a positive review. Or at least I'm gonna take it that way.

Finally, Adam Wilson and Michael Stewart take us on a Road Trip to the End of the World, a brief but amusing tale told from the perspective of the begrudging chauffeur to two generic zombie slaying superheroes.


And Mike Kay and I get a little shout out over at Robot 6's Indy Comic Book Week Rundown. It's not necessarily a review, but it's always nice to be acknowledged.

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