75th Anniversary Sale!

 

75th Anniversary Sale!!!

For a limited time, when you order both Invisible Scarlet O'Neil books, shipping is only 75 cents!

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Happy 75th Anniversary to the Invisible Scarlet O'Neil!

One of the first leading ladies in comics, Russell Stamm's first strip debuted in the Chicago Times on June 3, 1940. In honor of this landmark anniversary, New Legend will be publishing a compilation of classic adventures. Details coming soon!

Invisible Scarlet O'Neil Returns!

At long last! The return of the Invisible Scarlet O'Neil! Russell Stamm Jr. and New Legend Productions is proud to present the new graphic novel featuring "America's Miracle Girl!"


Written by Russell Stamm Jr.
Pencils by Wendell Cavalcanti
Inks by Rob Jones & Elton Thomasi
Colors by Kathryn Parker, Adriano Augusto & Alan Faria
Edited and Lettered by Michael A. Gordon
Front Cover Art by Phil Noto

This 100-page graphic novel will be available at the San Diego Comic Con! Look for the New Legend table #L14 in the Small Press area. The book will be priced at $15 and includes a FREE copy of the The Untold Origins of Invisible Scarlet O'Neil. For those who are not attending the show, watch this blog for info on how you can get a copy!

Merry Christmas!

From everyone here involved with Invisible Scarlet O'Neil, we wish you a Merry Christmas and Best Wishes for 2011!

Invisible Scarlet O'Neil Is Back!

Russ Stamm Jr. and New Legend Productions, Inc. is proud to announce the return of "The First Female Comic Character with Superpowers!" Russell Stamm's classic beauty reappears after a 50 year absence in an all-new, full-length graphic novel scheduled for 2011!

Written by Russell Stamm Jr.
Pencils by Wendell Cavalcanti
Inks by Rob Jones
Colors by Kathryn Parker
Edited by Michael A. Gordon
Keep watching this blog or go to www.InvisibleScarletONeil.com for more details!

Comic Strip of the Week - Haunted House

The last Comic Strip of the Week we ran as many strips as weeks in an entire month, and it made me so tired, I had to take a month off. But we are back! This month is "Scary Scarlet" and every week, we'll spotlight a time when Scarlet was mistaken for a ghost! Sometimes it was on purpose, such as the first time it occurred in 1941. Scarlet was writing a newspaper column giving "Advice to the Lovelorn." In October of that year, she came to the aid of a husband wanting to get rid of his mother-in-law, not by killing her but by scaring her.

Aack! No More Cathy!

We congratulate Cathy Guisewite and her incredible 34-year run in newspapers worldwide. You can read the final Cathy comic strip at GoComics.com and read a couple of well written articles regarding her retirement at The Beat and NewsOK. With no more Cathy nor Annie featured on comic pages, maybe it is time for Scarlet to make a comeback to keep Brenda Starr, Mary Worth and Luann company!