Movie trailer and Fan Art!

You know you've arrived when you've got FAN ART! Loyal fan Tom Ryan, who we met at WizardWorld Chicago, was kind enough to send us his amazing rendition of Gar.

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You can check out more of Tom's impressive work at the following LINK. He is a great talent to definitely look out for, as he's destined for great things!

Also be sure to check out the new movie trailer promo for Elders of the RuneStone at the following link, and pass it on to all you know and love!

MOVIE TRAILER

Elders of the RuneStone MOVIE TRAILER on YouTube!!

It's finally here--the official ELDERS OF THE RUNESTONE movie trailer! Check it out on YouTube at

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=72EPo9rq8vY

Be sure to click "Watch in High Quality" under the viewer for the full experience (with a slightly lower frame-rate)!

Enjoy and PASS IT ON!

RUNESTONE GETTING PUBLISHED 2009!

Yep, it's been in the works for several months, but now it's official:

Elders of the RuneStone is being published by comics company Ape Entertainment!

(www.ape-entertainment.com)

Ape Entertainment was one of the publishers we met with during the San Diego Comic-Con back in July, and together we are very excited at releasing Elders of the RuneStone in comic stores nationwide!

The anticipated release schedule is as follows:

May 2009--A special 5-page RuneStone story (not available even in the regular series) as part of Ape's FREE COMICS DAY anthology, available for FREE!

2009--A special preview book filled with content and teasers for the regular series.

2010--Elders of the RuneStone is officially published as a monthly 4-issue miniseries. Depending on sales, the series is poised to go for much longer!


For right now, our goal is to get the word out so that the comic has the greatest possible chance of success!

To that end, we are hosting a "Membership Drive" on our Elders of the RuneStone FACEBOOK group, with our goal to have 5,000+ members by the series launch in 2010. So send out invites to all your friends! We'd love to have them aboard!

*Also keep your eye out for the announcement of the official RuneStone "movie trailer" to be launched on YouTube very shortly.

In the meantime, check out the official RuneStone website at www.RuneStoneComic.com for free downloads and additional cool info!

More exciting news to come soon!!

FREE STUFF!

Head on over to www.RuneStoneComic.com and check out the FREE STUFF tab. Cool downloadable wallpapers and profile pics / forum avatars to adorn your desktop and websites! It's probably the best decision you've made today.

www.RUNESTONECOMIC.com is BACK ONLINE!!

That's right! Finally you can check out the all-new and improved

www.RuneStoneComic.com

for tons of awesome content as we prepare for the launch of the comic book! Wait, did I say that out loud...?

Also, here are more character sketches from the Preview Book we showed off at the San Diego ComicCon!

Much more super-exciting news on the near horizon!

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Further Repurcussions from San Diego Comic-Con

Sorry it's been so long since our last update, things have been quite crazy since the Big Show in CA. While we can't release any details yet, we have been approached by a few publishers we met at the convention...and let's just say we've never been closer to Elders of the RuneStone hitting the big time! It's very exciting for us, but until we get any official news, we can't say much more. Keep your fingers crossed!!

In the meantime, here's another set of character designs from the new Preview Book we flaunted at Comic-Con!

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Success at Comic-Con!

Hey all, it's been an extremely busy last couple of weeks, but our efforts have paid off! Robert and I had a great experience at the big show in San Diego, visiting with other professionals and pitching Elders of the RuneStone to various publishers (when Robert wasn't busy at the IDW Comics booth and panel discussing the new G.I.Joe series, on which he is the artist). The preview book we put together (thanks to the tireless efforts of our amazing creative team) was a great success; everyone was really impressed and we've already gotten some great feedback from a potential publisher. So we are very excited about the prospects and what may come in the near future! We'll be sure to keep you all posted!

In the meantime, check out a couple of the new character designs that went into the preview book! More to come, and keep an eye out for the upcoming relaunch of www.RuneStoneComic.com!

Quinn

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San Diego, here we come!

It's been a few weeks since we've posted--things have been absolutely crazy as we prepare for the Comic-Con in San Diego! We've been hard at work on a new and totally-awesome preview book. Check out some of the new character designs below:



We are also on the verge of re-launching www.RuneStoneComic.com! It is new and vastly improved, so keep an eye out for the official announcement!

We hope to see you all at the convention. Look for us milling around the IDW Comics booth--where Robert is now the official artist for the re-launch of the G.I.Joe comic series!

Heroes and Scrapyard Detectives

Hey all! And welcome back to another exciting edition of the Elders of the RuneStone blog.

Two new bits of news this week. First off, RuneStone artist Robert Atkins’ latest work for the Heroes TV series can be seen at the link below. It is part two of last week’s cliffhanger Trust Issues.

http://www.nbc.com/Heroes/novels/novels_display.shtml?novel=85


Also RuneStone writer Quinn Johnson’s work can be seen in the upcoming comics anthology Scrapyard Detectives: Secret Case Files. Get ready for some spooky and weird adventures as the kid investigators take on the mysteries of the supernatural! More news to come. Until then, check out the cover below!

KUTV Interview, more HEROES, and Contest winner!

Hey all! Quinn here. Thanks to those who made it out to Free Comic Day. It was fun to visit with you and talk about RuneStone. Hope to see you again next year! As an added bonus, Utah news station KUTV interviewed me and posted the whole thing at the following link:

http://community.kutv.com/blogs/games/archive/2008/05/04/2971331.aspx

In other news, series artist Robert Atkins has completed his third story for the Heroes TV series web-comic—Chapter 84, Trust Issues! You can see it at the following link:

http://www.nbc.com/Heroes/novels/novels_display.shtml?novel=84

And in another bit of news, we have a winner for last week’s Elders of the RuneStone trivia contest! Matt Madsen answered all 20 questions correctly and won an original sketch by Robert of Adder. Nice choice! The original questions and their answers are below:

1. Q. At what city’s comic convention did Elders of the RuneStone first get unveiled to the public?
A. Chicago.
2. Q. Which character’s sketch first got posted on the blog?
A. Smiley.
3. Q. In the blog post The Human Element in Comics, what is the name of the author who wrote Creature Tech?
A. Doug TenNapel.
4. Q. What is emeritus RuneStone inker Rick Ketcham’s wrestling name?
A. THE RICK.
5. Q. What grade was RuneStone writer Quinn Johnson in when he got the first idea for the series?
A. 9th.
6. Q. What was the character Dain Mabius (Gremlin)’s original name when he was first created?
A. Spencer Mabius.
7. Q. What was the character Kat Ivery’s original hero name before it was changed to Catalyst?
A. Fireworks.
8. Q. What is the name of Scott’s little sister who is kidnapped, leading to a big fight scene? (Hint: the writing will be very small)
A. Emily.
9. Q. What number should you call for Gar’s Free Towing Service?
A. 1-800-Butt-Kicker.
10. Q. What is the name of Adder’s fighting style?
A. Nakashi Do.
11. Q. Before the Monolith became the villain of Elders of the RuneStone, what unrelated character was his arch-nemesis?
A. Slythe.
12. Q. What comic company is mentioned in the blog that the RuneStone idea was submitted to but rejected by (several years ago)?
A. Top Shelf.
13. Q. To avoid smearing as he draws, what art material does series artist Robert Atkins place under his hand to cover portions of the underdrawing while working on it?
A. Typing paper.
14. Q. On the unofficial soundtrack for the second RuneStone movie, what three songs are by Juno Reactor?
A. High Energy Protons, War Dogs, Insects.
15. Q. What popular video game has featured unofficial cameos by the heroes of Elders of the RuneStone?
A. RockBand.
16. Q. While looking for love with his Ninja Turtles T-shirt on, what room number is Scott seeking?
A. 202.
17. Q. What project was series colorist Bob Pedroza’s trial by fire to determine if he’d get the job?
A. The cover of Issue 1.
18. Q. Who is the director of the (April Fool’s) off-Broadway musical of Elders of the RuneStone?
A. Ivo Van Hove.
19. Q. What will Adder give you free lessons in?
A. Kung Fu Justice.
20. Q. How many fingers does Jenny’s energy armor have on each hand (not including the thumb)?
A. Three.


And finally…take a gander at the flyer I handed out at Free Comic Day! Awesome colors by Bob Pedroza! (Click on the image for a larger view)

CONTEST TIME!!!

Welp, here it is! Our very first contest based on the Elders of the RuneStone comic series. What follows is a series of trivia questions about various aspects of the series, its characters, its history, and random miscellanea. All answers can be found by searching the blogs on this site from the first one last summer up to now, as well as searching the art found in the Photos section of the Elders of the RuneStone group page on Facebook.com. The first person to email ALL the correct answers to runestonecomic@gmail.com (this may change if our questions turn out to stump you all!) will receive an original sketch of the RuneStone character of their choice by series artist Robert Atkins! Here goes!

1. At what city’s comic convention did Elders of the RuneStone first get unveiled to the public?

2. Which character’s sketch first got posted on the blog?

3. In the blog post The Human Element in Comics, what is the name of the author who wrote Creature Tech?

4. What is emeritus RuneStone inker Rick Ketcham’s wrestling name?

5. What grade was RuneStone writer Quinn Johnson in when he got the first idea for the series?

6. What was the character Dain Mabius (Gremlin)’s original name when he was first created?

7. What was the character Kat Ivery’s original hero name before it was changed to Catalyst?

8. What is the name of Scott’s little sister who is kidnapped, leading to a big fight scene? (Hint: the writing will be very small)

9. What number should you call for Gar’s Free Towing Service?

10. What is the name of Adder’s fighting style?

11. Before the Monolith became the villain of Elders of the RuneStone, what unrelated character was his arch-nemesis?

12. What comic company is mentioned in the blog that the RuneStone idea was submitted to but rejected by (several years ago)?

13. To avoid smearing as he draws, what art material does series artist Robert Atkins place under his hand to cover portions of the underdrawing while working on it?

14. On the unofficial soundtrack for the second RuneStone movie, what three songs are by Juno Reactor?

15. What popular video game has featured unofficial cameos by the heroes of Elders of the RuneStone?

16. While looking for love with his Ninja Turtles T-shirt on, what room number is Scott seeking?

17. What project was series colorist Bob Pedroza’s trial by fire to determine if he’d get the job?

18. Who is the director of the (April Fool’s) off-Broadway musical of Elders of the RuneStone?

19. What will Adder give you free lessons in?

20. How many fingers does Jenny’s energy armor have on each hand (not including the thumb)?

Contest for Prizes!

Yes, you read right! Next week we will hold our first ever Elders of the RuneStone contest, right here on this blog! There will be series of trivia questions about the series; all answers will be pulled from information in this blog (www.runestonecomic.blogspot.com) from the first post in August 2007 and on, and since our regular website is under construction, also from material posted on the Elders of the RuneStone group on Facebook. The first person to email ALL the correct answers to runestonecomic@gmail.com will win an original sketch of the RuneStone character of their choice by series artist Robert Atkins! More details to follow!

Another announcement of note is that series writer Quinn Johnson will be a guest at Free Comic Day, Saturday, May 3rd at Night Flight Comics in Salt Lake City! Official information on the event below:

There will be a selection of free comic books appropriate for all ages available as well as big coloring pages. (Limit one comic book per person so we can have supplies last all day long.)

We will also have four local professional comic book artists in house at our 6222 So. State Street location from 3:00 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. autographing comics and free sketches for kids. They are as follows:

BILL GALVAN - Scrapyard Detectives, Archie Comics

DEREK HUNTER - Pirate Club

QUINN JOHNSON - Elders of the RuneStone, Tales of the TMNT

TREVOR NIELSON - The Lily Maid (The Joan of Arc Story)

You an also find this information on the web site here: http://www.night-flight.com/events.htm

Introducing Joey Stone, inker extraordinaire!

Hey all! There have been some changes in our line-up as of late. While superstar Rick Ketcham has had to bow out of regular inking duties due to an especially hectic schedule, he will still be doing an occassional special project with us from time to time. And thus we're proud to introduce the amazing Joey Stone as our new regular inker on Elders of the RuneStone!

Joey has quite an impressive background in the art world, though in joining our team he can finally pursue his real dream: comics! We are very excited to have him aboard and he is already doing a stellar job in turning out page after page of Issue #1! So expect to see the story pick up again very soon, with pages posted right here.

Check out Joey's work with the following links:

www.joeystone.deviantart.com

www.joeystone.cosmic-rogues.com

Here's a little teaser of what's to come. (Click on the image for a larger view) Until next time!

RuneStone moves forward!

So in case you haven't heard, the musical of Elders of the RuneStone is not really happening. It was an April Fool's joke! That's not to say it will never happen...well, okay, it will never happen.

On the plus side production is again moving into high gear on Issue 1 and we are excited to have more material to show off soon! We'll keep you posted!

The regular www.runestonecomic.com site is under construction and will be for the next couple months in preparation for the Wizard World Chicago convention, so until then keep your eyes on this blog (http://runestonecomic.blogspot.com/ ) for regular updates as usual! Also if you are on Facebook look up the Elders of the RuneStone group and join up! We have been gaining members at a rapid pace.

In other news, RuneStone artist Robert Atkins has been interviewed by the Heroes Wiki for his work on the Heroes TV series web-comic on NBC.com. Check it out here: http://heroeswiki.com/Interview:Robert_Atkins.

And finally, enjoy this sweet concept art from the Elders of the RuneStone movie pitch:

Elders of the RuneStone to be Off-Broadway Musical!

Below is the official press release for this groundbreaking development. Please pass it on!

New York Observer, April 1, 2008:

Salt Lake City, UT—Utah-based company Mr. Wonderful Productions announced Friday, March 28, that its creative property Elders of the RuneStone has been optioned as an off-Broadway musical. The story of teenagers obtaining superhuman powers will be helmed by famed director Ivo Van Hove (The Misanthrope), with music and lyrics by ex-*NSYNC front-man Justin Timberlake. “I stumbled upon the website for the comic and was overwhelmed by the dramatic potential,” Van Hove said. Timberlake added, “After my acting career started to take off, I thought it would be great to be behind a production like this. The riffs I’ve created for this musical will really appeal to the young, hip generation. It will be totally phat.”

Elders of the RuneStone creator Quinn Johnson admitted he was “very surprised by the call.” “I guess I always pictured [Elders of the] RuneStone taking off as a comic and maybe a movie first. To be a musical…well, let’s just say it’s not what I expected.”

Co-creator Robert Atkins shared his own thoughts on the development. “I honestly think it’s a really terrible idea, and could ruin any chances of the story being taken seriously. But Quinn’s all for it, so I guess I’ll support him.”

The production will include performances by such renowned musical acts as U2, The Crystal Method, and Celine Dion. Timberlake has revealed titles such as “Never Thought I’d Be A Hero” and “Even Vigilantes Cry” as part of the song list. Elders of the RuneStone is slated for a December 18, 2008 premier at the New York Theatre Workshop, where famed musical Rent began its 12-year run.

For the podcast of an interview with Ain’t It Cool News, click the link below:
Musical Interview with Ain't It Cool News

More Heroes art by Robert Q. Atkins!

Hey all! Elders of the RuneStone artist Robert Q. Atkins' 2nd story for the Heroes TV series web-comic on NBC.com has been posted! It is Chapter 78: Bounty Hunter. Check it out using the link below:

http://www.nbc.com/Heroes/novels/


Also newsworthy is that we are currently working on a movie pitch for RuneStone! Check out this penciled art:


More details to follow!

Robert Atkins interview and "Heroes"!

Hey all! RuneStone series artist Robert Q. Atkins was recently interviewed by the Weekly Comic Book Review for his stellar work on the Forgotten Realms fantasy series from Devil's Due Publishing. Check it out for insights into the challenges and successes of being a full-time comic artist, how to break in, and Elders of the RuneStone!

Another exciting bit of news is that Robert is now a regular revolving artist on the web-comic for NBC's HEROES TV series!

Check out the links below:

http://weeklycomicbookreview.com/2008/02/27/forgotten-realms-legacy-1-review/
(The review of Forgotten Realms that led to Robert’s interview)


http://weeklycomicbookreview.com/interviews/interview-with-tsunami-studios-robert-atkins/
(Part 1 of Robert’s interview with Weekly Comic Book Review)


http://weeklycomicbookreview.com/interviews/interview-with-tsunami-studios-robert-atkins-part-2/
(Part 2 of Robert’s interview with Weekly Comic Book Review)


http://www.nbc.com/Heroes/novels/
(Link to Robert’s first story (Chapter 76) for the HEROES web-comic on NBC.com)

Happy Valentine's Day!

This awkward Valentine's Day moment is brought to you by Elders of the RuneStone Issue #1!

Stay tuned for Page 2 of Issue #1 to be released Monday, Feb. 18th!

The Steps to Creating a Cool Cover!

Quinn here. Today I'd like to give you all a little sneak peek into the process of creating a cover for Elders of the RuneStone, from inception to the final product. For the purpose of this article, I'm showcasing the cover for Issue #1, in production as we speak. For this piece you'll see Robert's magnificent talents as both penciler and inker, and Bob Pedroza as the colorist. This particular cover was a cool experience in that we were still in the process of finalizing the "look" of the book, including the character designs and the color schemes. It was very fun and both Robert and Bob were great sports, being very long-suffering with my constant needling and changing my mind until it fit the vision I had in mind (even when I wasn't always sure what that was).

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My quick sketch for the initial layout idea. I wasn't so much worried about how good it looked as about giving Robert the basic layout and important details (you can see some of my notes). To be fair, I really can draw better than this!!

Working off my scribble, Robert knocked my socks off with this "hasty" sketch, returned to me within an hour. Man he's good!

Robert's final pencils, with everything cleaned up and detailed.

Robert's inks. Notice how much the spot blacks / shadows add to the three-dimensionality and mood of the piece. Also notice how he simplified the white pigment stripes on Monolith's face in the background, getting rid of the "old wrinkley" feel of before.

Here came the fun part! This cover was Bob Pedroza's trial by fire in whether we would take him on as our official colorist. As you can see, he did a tremendous job! He was very patient and cheerful as we kept giving him little nitpicky things to tweak, such as the color of Kat's jacket and Dain's shirt. Robert and I had a hard time deciding how the final color scheme of the characters should look, and Bob came through famously. His energy effects are amazing and really added to the power of the image.

And last but not least, the final image! Note the final "Go Team" logo that Bob added in the coloring stage. Also note the wicked bladed chains encircling the protagonists, foreshadowing a deadly foe to come...

So as you can see, creating the perfect cover is a multi-stepped process, with a lot of work put into each one. We follow a similar process with each drawn page of story, with Bob again taking our tweaks in stride. You can also look forward to Rick Ketcham's stellar inks on our interior art. As always, we look forward to hearing your comments and questions! Until next time!

Scanning Tutorial for Clean Line art

When I do a finished pencil drawing, I typically keep the drawing as clean as possible while drawing it. This saves in clean up time during the scanning process.

I do that by starting my under-drawing with a very light (hard) pencil lead. 4H Mechanical Lead Holder. After I have established the structure, perspective and loose details of the drawing I go over the drawing tightening every thing up with a darker (softer) lead. H Lead. In the past I've used 2H, but ended up drawing harder to get a nice dark line and was pressing grooves into the page. This just makes it hard to ink. Anything darker than 2H will be likely to start smearing as you rub your hand over the drawing, resulting in a general gray "haze" over the whole drawing.

TO AVOID SMEARING AS I DRAW, I place a piece of typing paper under my hand to cover portions of the underdrawing while working on it. Sometimes for pages I will even mask off, or tape pages together, leaving a window of just the panel Im working on open to draw. Then as I move to the next panel I re-tape my "mask" pages to leave the next panel open.This light underdrawing is the equivelant to using a blue line pencil or lightboxing a sketch from another page.

After working with Randy Green he had shown me that going directly to the board with a light pencil, it saves alot of time and helps keep the energy from your sketch directly on the page.So after I have used a darker lead and finished the pencil drawing, I scan in the drawing into photoshop.I do not adjust the levels in the actual scanning program. I just set the mode to gray, and typically scan everything in at 400 DPI. I scan everything so high, because even sketches might end up in a printed sketchbook later, and you can always downsize something. You cannot improve the quality of the scan though with out rescanning. So every file I have is usually a high-res and a "interenet-ready" size that is more manageable.

So I have the scanned image open in Photoshop. I enlarge the image to 12.5% or 25% to get a clear view of the line work. I then duplicate the background layer, so that I have two layers of the line art. I change the mode of the top layer to MULTIPLY. This will automatically make your drawing darker. And not just darker but you've doubled the range of grays in your drawing.

Here is the theory behind it, when you change the contrast or levels of your drawing, you are taking away the number of grays and making the line art darker and the white of the page lighter. When you start from your original scan you only have a certain number of gray levels throughout the file. When you mulitply that file, you are doubling that number of gray levels in your drawing. Basically creating twice as much information to start from. So after the top layer is set to MULITPLY, you flatten the image, and your drawing should look alot darker and the gray "haze" will increase. Now when you adjust the gray levels you are starting from a darker image and you loose less quality when you make the page lighter to eliminate the haze.

Generally I open the Level control under Image/adjustments/levels. or Cntrl L. I move the black arrow to the right and set to around 50. and move the white arrow to the left to around 225.

These numbers are very approximate, while I slide the arrows of contrast I am looking at the image to see the change that is happening. When moving the black arrow I look for the point when the line art is getting to a nice "readable" dark and when you go too far, making the smaller details too muddy. I move the white arrow looking at the white of the page and adjusting to the point where the gray "haze" is dissappearing and when I go too far and start to lose rendering details. So the numbers I mentioned above are subject to the these conditions of each drawing.

After I set the levels I have a more clear pencil drawing, sometimes nearly black line art.

RuneStone Soundtracks

Since the beginning, I've always conceived Elders of the RuneStone as both a comic book series and a movie series. (As a matter of fact, I've already written the screenplay for the first film adaptation.) Along these lines, I've always imagined what songs I'd like to be on the soundtracks that would really capture the feel for the story. Thus, over the years I've created a number of "RuneStone" soundtracks, complete with CD cover designs. I thought it might be fun to share these designs with you all, and let you see the music tracks I selected.

We'll post the image files shortly, allowing you to download them for yourself should you choose to create your own mix CD with the music listed. We'd also love to hear what music you'd like to see with the series! Email us at runestonecomic@gmail.com. Enjoy!

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This is the cover for my first soundtrack idea, circa. 2002. I took a picture of a cracked sidewalk, edited out the cigarette butts, and add the blue metallic shine and shadows. Also notice the old RuneStone logo, before we add "Elders of the" to the title. The original back of the cover is not in the correct format to show here, but I've listed the tracks below:

1 - RuneStone Main Theme by Danny Elfman (at the time I used the Spider-Man main title theme)
2 - Push It by Garbage
3 - Discothecque by U2
4 - Comin' Back by The Crystal Method
5 - Go Go Dancer by Pizzicato Five
6 - You Spin Me Round (Like a Record) by Dead or Alive
7 - Firestarter by The Prodigy
8 - Hey Baby by No Doubt
9 - Temptation Waits by Garbage
10 - Blue Monday by New Order
11 - Rolling by Soul Coughing
12 - Keep Hope Alive by The Crystal Method
13 - Clint Eastwood by Gorillaz
14 - RuneStone Closing Theme by Danny Elfman (actually the Sleepy Hollow closing theme)

Volume 2 of the RuneStone movie soundtrack, again with the old logo.



The soundtrack for the second RuneStone movie. Yes, I've got that planned too. I've actually got the script for the first three and a half years of the comic book series already written.

A soundtrack for random songs that would be cool in the Elders of the RuneStone franchise somewhere.



And just for the heck of it, a scary picture.

I've affectionally titled it "OH CRAP".

RuneStone, stars of ROCKBAND!

As evidenced by every cartoon of the 60's, there is one simple requirement of every hero team: to be in a rock band! (See http://youtube.com/watch?v=S-9xjGKhA2Y and http://www.homestarrunner.com/sbemail140.html if you need further evidence.) So without further ado, check out these pics of the Elders of the RuneStone crew in the game RockBand.

P.S. On a side note, I was perusing the Ninja Turtles website (www.ninjaturtles.com) and looked in their "Buy Stuff" section for back issues of their comic book. Lo and behold that Tales of the TMNT #31 (which I wrote) is one of the handful that is sold out! That's got to count for something in these parts! Just thought I'd share. :)

One variation of the band, with Zeniff (Adder), Kat (Catalyst), and Dain (Gremlin).

A second varation of the team with Kat (Catalyst), Scott (Gar), and Jenny (HardTap).

More group shots.

Scott (Gar) in the lead singer position (note the power stance).

Scott letting it out.


Jenny (HardTap) on the drums.


Jenny ready to go.


Dain (Gremlin) up at bat.


Don't get in his way or he'll drum you to Kingdom Come!


Classic photo pose.


Kat (Catalyst) as lead singer.


Kat sings.


Raising the roof!

Kat outfit variation.

Bringing down the house!

Zeniff (Adder) as lead guitar (every ninja's dream).

Zeniff wailing on the guitar.

Kat and Zeniff share a moment.