Questions for Greg Rucka - Page 35

Winterboy

Me too!

Winterboy

Rucka talks about Punisher and the MU..
http://www.comicbookresources.com/?p...ticle&id=33152

Definitely I want to see Rucka writing more MU characters...

Epic Conventions

Mr. Rucka,

My name is Jeff Morris. We contacted briefly on Facebook about you possibly coming out to our next convention in St. Louis, MO on June 9th & 10th, 2012.

Could you e-mail me if you are interested in letting us bring you out to the show? my e-mail is jeff@projectcomiccon.com

Our website is www.projectcomiccon.com

Thanks for your time. I look forward to your reply.
--
Jeff Morris
PROJECT:Comic Con - June 9th & 10th, 2012
www.projectcomiccon.com

*profsmith*

Greg man, huge fan, and have never had reason to take issue with anything you've written...til now. I just wrapped Private Wars, terrific novel, but one thing really was nagging at me to the degree that I had to try and get some sort of insight from you -- because maybe it's just me and I am missing something? It seemed clear to me that motherhood had changed Tara, that she did not want Stepan to die, that she did wish for Ruslan to die. So why then did she kill him, when she could as easily, at the distance, have shot him in the hand(s), somewhere, anywhere, disabled him, even a crippling shot, to prevent him from firing the Starstreak? It seems like that killing choice undermines the arc of her development as a person throughout the book -- certainly many of my favorite writers have made choices from time to time in plotting that made me wonder, but this is the first time I have felt the need to try and get some sort of answer, which I suppose is a testament to my respect for you as a writer, and my love of your work.

So hey, Greg -- help a brother out?

jacoblb · 08:45 AM

please delete.

jacoblb

Can't wait!!

Ken Liner

Ditto!

*Willie Kane*

Greg...are the bookplates for The Last Run still available? I bought a paperback. IS that ok?

*MechanisticMoth*

Hey Greg,
I talked to you at GeekGirlCon about trying to get you to come and do a talk at my school, the University of Puget Sound. It would mostly be about representing women and minorities within the comics industry. I'd just like to follow up and see if you're interested. I also sent an e-mail through Lady Sabre for you.

Thanks,
Elliott.

*joslezio85*

hope im doing this right...first time on the site. do you ever plan on making an Atticus Kodiak graphic novel...because that would be awesome. Also a fistful of rain would be a great comic adaption as well.

Somebody1

Hi Greg. I was actually going to write a long question concerning the Punisher but I had to point something out after reading a recent article online. I'm not sure if you are aware of this but I'm quite sure Punisher has reverted back to being in his prime (in his mid 30s I think). This happened during The Frankencastle arc were he had the bloodstone. So Punisher isn't supposed to have that issue with aging in real time anymore.

*thegoat31*

Hi Greg,
Me and my two friends Duncan and Eric are huge fans, we specifically loved Batman: No Man’s Land and your webcomic. I was trying to figure out a way to get a couple (maybe three but my friends are more important) signed photos of yourself (or anything signed by yourself) to give as Xmas gifts. Is there anyway I could get you to send me something?

I know you’re busy but it would mean the world to me and I know they would get a kick out of it.

I’ll be able to send you money to cover any costs. Please let me know if you have a second. Thanks!

Your fan,
Nicolas Cuenca

slkrebs

Hi Greg,

happy New Year!

I was wondering if there're audiobook versions planned for the 4th and 5th Kodiak novel (Shooting at Midnight and Critical Space)? I couldn't find them anywhere so I suppose they don't exist (yet).

Thanks in advance for replying.
Best regards,
Stefan

Epic Conventions

**TitansFan**

*kenjan74*

Hi Greg,

I was listening to your panel from Emerald City Comic Con and learned that you and Ed Brubaker are fans of Sherlock Holmes. I was wondering if you'd care to read the first issue of my Bluewater Productions mini-series "Sherlock Holmes: Victorian Knights". I can send a digital version of it or a hard copy. I also have pulp stories published in books by Pro Se Productions, Airship27, and Pulp Empire. Email me at janssensken@hotmail.com if you would be interested in any of these. Thank you for your time.

*FatherFletch*

Greg
It was a pleasure to meet you at Emerald City Comic Con this year. I am glad that we could get your son down to play some MtG.
I also noticed that you tweeted about the Traveller 5 Kickstarter campaign! While I knew you had written game material I had no idea you were a LBB fan, like myself. And how many characters did you generate through the IISS career path over the years? Probably as many as I did...
Are you planning to attend PAX Prime in Seattle this year? If so please stop by the Tabletop gaming section and let me give you a tour of my domain!
Thanks
Christian "Father Fletch" Kelley

July 7th, 2011	#545
Winterboy Member joined: May 2008 Posts: 45	Me too!

July 7th, 2011	#546
Winterboy Member joined: May 2008 Posts: 45	Rucka talks about Punisher and the MU.. http://www.comicbookresources.com/?p...ticle&id=33152 Definitely I want to see Rucka writing more MU characters...

July 14th, 2011	#547
Epic Conventions Member joined: Jan 2010 Location: St. Louis, MO Posts: 3	Mr. Rucka, My name is Jeff Morris. We contacted briefly on Facebook about you possibly coming out to our next convention in St. Louis, MO on June 9th & 10th, 2012. Could you e-mail me if you are interested in letting us bring you out to the show? my e-mail is jeff@projectcomiccon.com Our website is www.projectcomiccon.com Thanks for your time. I look forward to your reply. -- Jeff Morris PROJECT:Comic Con - June 9th & 10th, 2012 www.projectcomiccon.com

July 19th, 2011	#548
profsmith Decompressing Newbie joined: Jul 2011 Posts: 1	Greg man, huge fan, and have never had reason to take issue with anything you've written...til now. I just wrapped Private Wars, terrific novel, but one thing really was nagging at me to the degree that I had to try and get some sort of insight from you -- because maybe it's just me and I am missing something? It seemed clear to me that motherhood had changed Tara, that she did not want Stepan to die, that she did wish for Ruslan to die. So why then did she kill him, when she could as easily, at the distance, have shot him in the hand(s), somewhere, anywhere, disabled him, even a crippling shot, to prevent him from firing the Starstreak? It seems like that killing choice undermines the arc of her development as a person throughout the book -- certainly many of my favorite writers have made choices from time to time in plotting that made me wonder, but this is the first time I have felt the need to try and get some sort of answer, which I suppose is a testament to my respect for you as a writer, and my love of your work. So hey, Greg -- help a brother out?

July 25th, 2011	#549
jacoblb Member joined: Sep 2005 Location: Tucson, AZ Posts: 34	please delete. Last edited by jacoblb; July 25th, 2011 at 08:45 AM. Reason: need to quote reply i agree with.
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August 8th, 2011	#551
Willie Kane Decompressing Newbie joined: Aug 2011 Posts: 1	Greg...are the bookplates for The Last Run still available? I bought a paperback. IS that ok?

October 11th, 2011	#552
MechanisticMoth Decompressing Newbie joined: Oct 2011 Posts: 1	Hey Greg, I talked to you at GeekGirlCon about trying to get you to come and do a talk at my school, the University of Puget Sound. It would mostly be about representing women and minorities within the comics industry. I'd just like to follow up and see if you're interested. I also sent an e-mail through Lady Sabre for you. Thanks, Elliott.

October 17th, 2011	#553
joslezio85 Decompressing Newbie joined: Oct 2011 Posts: 1	hope im doing this right...first time on the site. do you ever plan on making an Atticus Kodiak graphic novel...because that would be awesome. Also a fistful of rain would be a great comic adaption as well.

November 19th, 2011	#554
Somebody1 Member joined: Sep 2011 Posts: 1	The age of the Punisher Hi Greg. I was actually going to write a long question concerning the Punisher but I had to point something out after reading a recent article online. I'm not sure if you are aware of this but I'm quite sure Punisher has reverted back to being in his prime (in his mid 30s I think). This happened during The Frankencastle arc were he had the bloodstone. So Punisher isn't supposed to have that issue with aging in real time anymore.

December 9th, 2011	#555
thegoat31 Decompressing Newbie joined: Dec 2011 Posts: 1	XMas help Hi Greg, Me and my two friends Duncan and Eric are huge fans, we specifically loved Batman: No Man’s Land and your webcomic. I was trying to figure out a way to get a couple (maybe three but my friends are more important) signed photos of yourself (or anything signed by yourself) to give as Xmas gifts. Is there anyway I could get you to send me something? I know you’re busy but it would mean the world to me and I know they would get a kick out of it. I’ll be able to send you money to cover any costs. Please let me know if you have a second. Thanks! Your fan, Nicolas Cuenca

January 6th, 2012	#556
slkrebs Newbie Newbie joined: Jan 2012 Posts: 1	Hi Greg, happy New Year! I was wondering if there're audiobook versions planned for the 4th and 5th Kodiak novel (Shooting at Midnight and Critical Space)? I couldn't find them anywhere so I suppose they don't exist (yet). Thanks in advance for replying. Best regards, Stefan

January 14th, 2012	#557
Epic Conventions Member joined: Jan 2010 Location: St. Louis, MO Posts: 3	..
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March 31st, 2012	#558
TitansFan Titanic Horseman joined: Jan 2004 Location: New York City (Manhattan), NY Posts: 4,989	gone
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April 3rd, 2012	#559
kenjan74 Decompressing Newbie joined: Apr 2012 Posts: 1	Hi Greg, I was listening to your panel from Emerald City Comic Con and learned that you and Ed Brubaker are fans of Sherlock Holmes. I was wondering if you'd care to read the first issue of my Bluewater Productions mini-series "Sherlock Holmes: Victorian Knights". I can send a digital version of it or a hard copy. I also have pulp stories published in books by Pro Se Productions, Airship27, and Pulp Empire. Email me at janssensken@hotmail.com if you would be interested in any of these. Thank you for your time.

June 6th, 2012	#560
FatherFletch Decompressing Newbie joined: Jun 2012 Location: Tacoma, Washington Posts: 1	Greg It was a pleasure to meet you at Emerald City Comic Con this year. I am glad that we could get your son down to play some MtG. I also noticed that you tweeted about the Traveller 5 Kickstarter campaign! While I knew you had written game material I had no idea you were a LBB fan, like myself. And how many characters did you generate through the IISS career path over the years? Probably as many as I did... Are you planning to attend PAX Prime in Seattle this year? If so please stop by the Tabletop gaming section and let me give you a tour of my domain! Thanks Christian "Father Fletch" Kelley

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