The Guardian Line

How come there is nothing about the Seekers on ya'lls website?

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Yeah, I also noticed that the Seekers is the only comic that does not have a page. Have you read the Seekers? What do you think about it? That MP3 player is crazy!! Time travel has tons of possibilities.

I first ordered "Joe and Max" and "CODE" and thought they were so cool that I went ahead and recently ordered "The Seekers". They look awesome. How many issues have you read from "The Seekers"?

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The Seekers? Time travel? Interesting. Is it a "hero" based comic or more a sci-fi thing?

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http://www.geocities.com/archangels_the_website

I believe that the Seekers is more of a sci-fi thing. 

From the looks of the website, they look like a Christian Teen Titans.

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What would you like to see from The Seekers? Where in time do you think they can have the best adventures?

The weapon of God:

From the looks of the website, they look like a Christian Teen Titans.

Personally, Genesis 5 looked more like the "Christian Teen Titans" to me.  Seekers reminded me 80s sci-fi show Voyagers.  It's amazing how people can see the same thing differently

BTW, here's my impression of Seekers #1:

http://theguardianline.com/cs/forums/permalink/161/179/ShowThread.aspx#179

zeraze

 

 

Interesting. Can't wait to read 'em myself!

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It may be that since THE SEEKERS was the last title out of the gate, there was less of a push for it on the website, because the other books were further along at the time the site launched.

When the site is updated, I am confident THE SEEKERS will be given the attention it deserves.

And for those of you who looked for, but couldn't find the credits in THE SEEKERS #1, the story was written by Kevin McCarthy and drawn by Shawn Martinbrough with colors by Lovern Kindzierski.

I finally read the first issue and though it was great. You guys are top-notch!

Great work, Mr. McCarthy.

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Here's an unlettered, uncolored preview of a page from THE SEEKERS #2:

http://bp2.blogger.com/_hEsBJJ8wUqc/RoRjfCloQFI/AAAAAAAAAFU/BGr70tYOSsc/s1600-h/SEEKERS2_pg.6.jpg

McCarthy:

And for those of you who looked for, but couldn't find the credits in THE SEEKERS #1, the story was written by Kevin McCarthy and drawn by Shawn Martinbrough with colors by Lovern Kindzierski.

Thanks for clearing that up.  I didn't realize the credits were missing until it was pointed out by a comic shop employee who's now interested in The Seekers. 

I guess I was so impressed with the comic I missed the obvious omission.

zeraze

 

 

I haven't yet received my comp copies of THE SEEKERS #2 (or, for that matter THE SEEKERS #1), but I hope to see the names of everyone who worked on the book somewhere within its pages.

The second issue is even better than the first, if I may say so myself.

THE SEEKERS #2 should be hitting the comic-book store racks today. 

I'm about to run out and get MY copy right now.