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The Prohibition-era speakeasy Lackadaisy barely hangs on in 1927 St. Louis, fending off fellow gangsters at the end of a tommy gun. The cult classic, Eisner Award-nominated webcomic, finally available in a keepsake collected edition!
A propos de l'auteur
Tracy Butler was born in 1980 in Springfield, Massachusetts. She studied biology for a year at Our Lady of the Elms College in Massachusetts, before returning to her art. She created a website with some of her work, which led to a job offer from Simutronics, a Missouri game development company. Butler performed illustration and graphic design work before moving into 3D character design and animation. After living in St. Louis for some time, she purchased a 100-year-old house and began researching its history, as well as that of the local neighborhood, and ultimately the history of St. Louis itself. Combined with her interest in jazz music and the characters she had designed in school, this led to her starting Lackadaisy in July 2006.
Résumé
The Prohibition-era speakeasy Lackadaisy barely hangs on in 1927 St. Louis, fending off fellow gangsters at the end of a tommy gun. The cult classic, Eisner Award-nominated webcomic, finally available in a keepsake collected edition!
Préface
Extensive ARC campaign to major trades, mainstream news, and entertainment outlets Active Digital ARC promotions via NetGalley and Edelweiss Focused press outreach to high-traffic comics and genre news outlets Wide social media following currently reaching over 90,000 devoted readers Posters, shelf-talkers, and other POP materials included in retailer mailings and available for download by request Featured at comic book conventions, livestreamed virtual events, and trade shows throughout the year including C2E2, Book Show, and SPX Paid digital ad support during publication month reaching target reading audience on multiple channels Frequent eNewsletter promotions reaching an engaged audience of up to 40,000 fans
Texte suppl.
“Butler’s fine-lined, sepia-toned artwork beautifully captures the visual style of the Jazz Age.” -- BOOKLIST
“The lively series is full of drama, comedy, violence, and if you squint, a history lesson or two. Did we mention that all of the characters are cats?” – SYFY WIRE
“In Lackadaisy, cartoonist Tracy Butler re-creates the Jazz Age—with a twist.” – ST. LOUIS MAGAZINE
“One of the oldest and most highly acclaimed funny animal webcomics is Tracy J. Butler's Lackadaisy.” – COMIC BOOK RESOURCES
“Manages to both simultaneously romanticize the past, while never straying into sentimentality.” – SMASH PAGES
“With its detailed, expressive artwork and character-driven plot, Lackadaisy proves that webcomics are more than equal to their print counterparts.” – PULP PRESS
