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Satan Ninja Promos Commentary Part 1: Pre-Production

Adam Dravian's picture March 6, 2016 - 9:45pm by Adam Dravian


Promo Still: The whole cast of the promo: Me, Izzy, Matt, Jessica, & Gregg.

In the fall of 2015, we gathered with some friends and made the raddest promo videos to ever promote an '80s-themed comic about a nerd turned satanic ninja. If you've somehow missed our video gifts to the world, you can watch them here.

So how did we manage to pull off such a totally radical feat? Great question. In fact, I'm making this blog post to tell you exactly that. In order to keep this from being mega-massive, I'll break it into two parts, with this part covering the pre-production.

I'll also be peppering this with pictures taken during the production, so if you don't give a fuck how the promos were made, you can just scroll down and enjoy the eye candy.

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Issue 3 Page 14

Adam Dravian's picture March 1, 2016 - 8:51am by Adam Dravian

Click the image to view the new page!

Jessica has a lot on her plate right now, so it’s unlikely she’d be able to get the next page done by this Saturday. Instead, we’re going to post it on the following Saturday (March 12), which should get us back on track for regular Saturday updates. Plus, it’ll give Jessica a chance to catch up on things and take a much-needed day off in honor of our nine-year anniversary.

If you’d like to see more frequent Satan Ninja updates, you should totally support Jessica’s Patreon. If every Satan Ninja fan were to pledge just a single dollar, we’d hit the goal of steadier updates overnight (we’re already over a fourth of the way there). Basically, the more Jessica can make through Patreon, the less time she’ll have to spend taking on other art jobs, and the more she can focus on the raddest comic on the 'net: Satan Ninja 198X.

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Another Text Interview & Our First Podcast

Adam Dravian's picture February 23, 2016 - 9:54pm by Adam Dravian

Two new interviews have gone live this week. First, here's a written one that Action A Go Go did with Jessica that mostly focuses on art. She dishes out some great wisdom for any of you would-be artists out there.

And second, you can listen to my and Jessica's first podcast interview, on 80's Reboot Overdrive, where we spend a little over an hour talking about the comic and '80s movies. We were told we had to keep things family friendly for the podcast, so you can hear me constantly struggle not to swear, and as a special bonus, you can hear my really shitty Corey Feldman impression.

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Pocket Neon City RUMBLE

Adam Dravian's picture February 16, 2016 - 8:16pm by Adam Dravian

Whoa! Check out that radical sprite art of Satan Ninja Eddie, done by Rudy Wilde. Awesome right? Now you're probably wondering what the hell this Pocket Neon City RUMBLE is.

It's a card battle game inspired by oldschool beat 'em up video games from the '80s and '90s. You know, games like Double Dragon, Streets of Rage, Final Fight, etc. Two-to-six players duke it out using cards that represent mutant martial arts fighters... and now Eddie McCarthy as well.

This card game is actually the second in the series. The original, N3ON City Rumble, was funded on Kickstarter back in 2014. This new version of the game is "lighter," meaning simpler rules for faster play, and it features chibi-style (pocket-sized) characters. But most importantly, it features Satan Ninja Eddie, which makes it way superior to the first card game. Or any card game, really.

A little while ago, I was approached by Neon City Rumble mastermind Davy Wagnarok, who had discovered Satan Ninja 198X and, recognizing how radical it is, thought it'd be awesome to feature Eddie as a bonus character in the card game. I've never played this sort of battle card game in my life (not even Magic: The Gathering), but Jessica and I loved the aesthetics and how professional it all seemed, and were happy to hand Eddie off to go play in another world. Now I'm mega-pumped to break my battle card game cherry.

The game has already doubled its original funding goal, and they've successfully delivered a Kickstarted game in the past, so it seems like a safe bet. If you're into card games, oldschool brawlers, or even if you just want to collect everything Satan Ninja related, you should totally go back the Kickstarter before it ends.

 

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