We based the coloring style on Hergé's TinTin, using clean, flat colors with location-based palettes. In the beginning, Nick would provide me with color guides signaling what hues he wanted for certain things. As the book progressed, I took on more of those choices. Here is an example color guide and the finished page:
The book was published by First Second and can be found at your local book stores. Glenn Eichler wrote a pretty funny entry over at the First Second website about his first day as a Published Author hanging out in Barnes and Noble.
One last note, I was pretty pleased to see that my boredom-inspired Easter Egg made it to print -- when I saw Nick's drawing of a fanny-pack-wearing, mullet-ed tourist in Times Square, the look on his face told me he was a zombie.
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