BLUE ROSE STUDIOS

EUGENE

2008-11-05T23:45:29Z

Here is our first COLOR Eugene strip.

See it full size here: http://eugenewebcomic.com

subscribe to the Eugene livejournal: http://eugenecomic.livejournal.com/

EUGENE !!!! BRAND NEW WEBCOMIC!!!! WHEEE!!!!!

2008-10-29T00:27:46Z

We are proud to Announce the debut of our new web comic, EUGENE.

The website is located at: http://eugenewebcomic.com

If you'd like to subscribe to it on LIVEJOURNAL, go here: http://eugenecomic.livejournal.com/

Below is the first Strip

strange things are afoot at the circle K...

2008-09-18T22:11:10Z

keep your eyes open for more updates soon...

SPX 2007

2007-10-12T19:49:51Z

This Man is at SPX right now. He does not have a table, however...

if you are nice to him you might get mini-comics.

WE WILL BE AT MEGACON!!!!

2007-02-15T15:21:10Z

bluerosestudios @ 2006-09-14T15:15:00

2006-09-14T19:22:08Z

Hey,

Greg Vondruska is having a gallery showing/book signing this staurday.

Details:

Horizon Line Gallery on Saturday,
September 16th , from 6 to 9 PM.
11005 N. 56th St. (South of Fowler on 56th St.)
Tampa, FL 33617
813-988-3424

Greg's book is SUMMER GOES SLOWLY and it's terrific. you can go to his site to learn more and preview it. http://www.gregvondruska.com/

Go check it out!

June 30th - July 2nd 2006

2006-06-20T12:56:42Z

http://www.heroesonline.com/con-update.htm

Nathan will be at Heroescon with books to sell.

Come by, say hello.

New Comic

2006-03-03T13:18:10Z

CLICK HERE

Megacon

2006-02-28T16:47:50Z

Megacon is over. Thanks to everyone who came by to purchase a book or just to say hello.

there will be some pictures soon.

right now sketchsouth and Greg Vondruska have pics up now.

-Steve

Nathan's Sketchbook

2006-02-21T17:58:16Z

Nathan has a journal for sketches now: http://nathansketches.livejournal.com/

It will be updated pretty soon.

Same Old Story- Nature's Call

2006-02-16T01:36:00Z

Here's the first panel from the new Same Old Story minicomic. Available at Megacon 2006, then later through the site.

Megacon 2006

2006-02-13T20:32:39Z

We will be at Megacon 2006.

With some new comics too!

If your going, drop by and say hi.

Drop an email too: bluerosestudios@gmail.com

Some preview images coming in the next couple days...

-steve

Long Time No Update

2005-12-06T14:26:55Z

We haven’t updated news in some time. We have been busy though. We’re currently working on a few “Same Old Story” shorts, as well as the graphic novel.

The shorts should end up in a collection we’ll be selling at MEGACON 2006, as well as online. It will basically be a collection of Youth themed “Same Old Story” stories.

We have a comic strip that Nathan is hard at work on. More details later…

I’m working on a few stories for various anthologies, as well as co-writing a play for the Orlando Fringe Festival.

We’ve had to put the weekly SOS strips on hold for now. They’ll either show up on an irregular basis, or in a collection later.

-Steve

Steven Grant Review

2005-04-20T19:12:55Z

Steven Grant Reviews our books and Jason Frank's One More Bullet

http://www.comicbookresources.com/columns/?column=10#section2

New Review

2005-04-18T12:45:43Z

Christopher Allen was kind enough to give us a review in his column at Comic Book Galaxy. Check it out:

http://www.comicbookgalaxy.com/commentary_ca_041405.html

bluerosestudios @ 2005-03-31T14:35:00

2005-03-31T19:34:39Z

Mitch Hedberg is dead.

http://www.mitchhedberg.net/home.html

Been trying to track down something offical. Patton Oswalt and Brian Posehn confirmed it earlier and that was all that was needed.

"Man. I went to sleep sad and I wake up and some of you guys still don't buy it. As I said before it's not our style to joke about this sort of thing. The reason Patton and I knew before any news source or the comedy club is we've known Mitch for over ten years and Patton and I's manager is close friends with Mitch's manager. My guy was at Mitch's manager's office all afternoon yesterday dealing with this news. I knew details, I just don't think it's my place to divulge them. It's real and a total tragedy."- Brian Posehn

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Comedian Mitch Hedberg dead at 37

BY MATT PEIKEN

Pioneer Press

Even family and close friends had a hard time understanding Mitch Hedberg, a St. Paul native who ran away from home and, despite living a scattershot life, became a runaway success as a standup comic.

Hedberg, whose space-case persona was as much part of his soul as it was his act, died early Wednesday morning in a New Jersey hotel room. He was 37. A medical examiner hasn't issued findings, but Hedberg's family is told he suffered a heart attack. His wife was with him.

After graduating St. Paul's Harding High School, Hedberg rose through the ranks at Minneapolis' Acme Comedy Co., and caught his big break through a Comedy Central special. He made several appearances on David Letterman's and Conan O'Brien's shows, made more Comedy Central appearances and produced two comedy CDs. His big dream, to have an HBO comedy special, was in the works.

Hedberg's one-liners, dished off in a spacy staccato, were based on absurdist, random observations. His long, dirty blond hair harkened to the image of a 1970s stoner, and his success occurred in light of, in spite of and even because of his quarter-century affair with drugs and alcohol.

"I'd probably be living in Costa Rica, eating oranges on the beach, if I wasn't doing comedy," he told the Pioneer Press last September.

"There's no two ways about — having a son in entertainment industry is challenging," his mother, Mary Hedberg, said Thursday.

She recalls being at work when her oldest daughter called in a panic to tell her Mitch had packed some brown paper bags and left home. Mary Hedberg couldn't get home in time to either see him off or talk him out of it.

"That was heartbreaking for us, but he kept in contact with us. He called as soon as the car broke down," she said. "You know, it was like putting him through college, even though he wasn't at college. But when he got his first break, we were just so thrilled for him, because we wanted him to know he was O.K., and to have that self-confidence that he could do what he wanted to do."

Louis Lee, owner of the Acme, said Hedberg not only became the Twin Cities' first breakout comedian of the 1990s but, along with Lewis Black, helped shape a national resurgence in standup comedy.

"It's very difficult for one-liner comedians to get an audience going, but when Mitch worked here, you could see the kids call out the punchline," Lee said. "Mitch made the whole comedy community realize how important good writing is. It's a huge loss."

Unlike many comics, Hedberg was demonstrably thankful to his fans. Not long ago, a group of college students in Florida, speaking with Hedberg backstage after a show, mentioned how hot their dorm room was. Hedberg surprised them the next morning by showing up to their dorm with a new air conditioner.

"Mitch presented a lot of challenges, but a lot of opportunities for traveling that we wouldn't have otherwise had, and he had a heart of gold," his mother said. "He was a brilliant comic and a wonderful person."

Dates haven't been set, but eventual visitation and services will be at Wulff Family Services, Woodlane Mortuary, in Woodbury.

Steven/Nathan

2005-03-25T18:33:58Z

On my section of the site there are two new short stories, more on the way:

"Ravin" and "Stuttering" both are NOT kid friendly.

http://www.bluerosestudios.net/steven/steven.html

Also check out Nathan's section for some sketches and caricatures. He's going to have a lot more stuff soon as busy season at work subsides (a week or so):

http://www.bluerosestudios.net/nathan/nathan.html

-Steve

bluerosestudios @ 2005-03-23T15:59:00

2005-03-23T20:58:35Z

A new short story is up on Steven's section of the site...

OMB PRESS RELEASE

2005-03-23T13:46:02Z

Check out the press release for ONE MORE BULLET

http://www.comicon.com/cgi-bin/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic&f=37&t=004324

Updating

2005-03-22T22:47:07Z

We're updating the news section, so bear with us.

here's a couple things you might have come here for:

A new SAME OLD STORY 3 pager is now available in "One More Bullet".

It's an anthology of stories written by Jason Franks and illustrated by a variety of artists.

Order it now from Comixpress
(warning the book contains some mature material)

Read our Fax from Dave Sim.

Books on Sale NOW.
click here