David Mack's Vacation
David Mack recently talked about his vacation:
	Andy is a big club guy. I'm sure he'd love that. We were at MJQ for a bit, but the smoke got to me so much that I had to leave after just a little bit. And he and his band were recording their CD at the studio much of the time while they had access at the studio in Five Points. Besides working on Kabuki, I did get a lot of exercise. We climbed Stone Mountain. And also climbed to the tip of Trey Mountain in Helen. Spent some time exercising at the park. And Ean [Kramer] is a kung fu instructor so Andy and I attended his kung fu classes as well.
He later noted:
	Andy and I just climb to the top of Stone Mountain for exercise, fun and conversation. Sometimes we climbed to the top and then draw. Usually discuss life and stuff. And Piedmont park is fun. It had been 3 years since the last time I climbed Trey Mountain in Helen. Climbed it this New Years Day, and did it five years ago the first day of 2000.

Vote for David Mack in CBG Fan Awards

If you would like to vote for David Mack in the Comic Buyer's Guide 2004 Fan Awards, be sure to complete the magazine's ballot before February 1.

Confirmation of Maleev Signed Comic

Although the link on Dynamic Forces' website describes copies of Kabuki: The Alchemy #1 signed by Alex Maleev as an unsigned edition, the company's customer service department confirmed that the comic will be signed by Mr. Maleev and reported that the issues were recently shipped to the artist.

Release Date Anniversary

Signed and unsigned copies of the Kabuki: Circle of Blood hardcover were released by Image Comics six years ago.

Auction Spotlight

The Akemi ($10.00 - SRP: $14.99) and Scarab ($10.00 - SRP: $14.99) action figures are available on eBay.