I am thrilled to be hosting a spot
on the MONEY SHOT V. 4: Money Shot Comes Again by Tim Seeley & Gisèle
Lagacé Blog Tour hosted by Rockstar Book Tours. Check out
my post and make sure to enter the giveaway!
About The Book:
Authors: Tim Seeley &
Gisèle Lagacé (Illustrator)
Pub. Date: May
7, 2024
Publisher: Vault
Comics
Formats:
Paperback, eBook
Pages: 128
Find it: Goodreads, https://books2read.com/MONEY-SHOT-V-4-Money-Shot-Comes-Again
The Fantastic Four meets Sex Criminals in MONEY SHOT VOL.4: MONEY
SHOT COMES AGAIN: an out-of-this-world adventure that’s a spicy treat,
a little sweet, and packed with a whole lotta heat.
Money Shot with a Cherry on top!
The XXX-plorers are back on their hands and knees for the good of humanity!
When the giant ass space jellyfish who run the ordered universe arrive on
earth, the porn-stars-cum-science explorers must put away grudges, crushes, and
side-hustles to once again take one (or two! or three!) for the team.
An epicly sexy new arc begins, which takes aim at dumb billionaires and bad
optics, and guest stars a LEGENDARY underground comix heroine – Cherry Popstar!
Read the entire super hot, sexy science fiction MONEY SHOT series!
Money Shot Vol. 1 collects issues #1 to #5.
Money Shot Vol. 2 collects issues #6 - #10
Money Shot Vol. 3 collects issues #11 - #15
Money Shot Vol. 4: Money Shot Comes Again! is a brand new arc!
PRAISE FOR MONEY SHOT VOL.4: MONEY SHOT COMES AGAIN:
“If (you) enjoy satirical softcore with a hard edge, then Money Shot
Comes Again is going to leave you satisfied and hungry for more.”
-- ComiCon.com
“(Money Shot: Comes Again is) a welcome piece of the marketplace
that’s terribly underserved.” -– Fandom Post.com
“The big thing … is the incorporation of Cherry Popstar, an inspired addition
to this story and a fun nod to classic erotic comics.” – The
Beat
Interview with Gisele!
Gisele – how did you get on board the Money Shot ship? Your art is
a perfect fit for the series – how much did you love drawing these characters?
How was it working with Tim?
Tim and I have followed each
other’s work for years, and I think Tim thought I’d be a good fit here since
Cherry was going to guest star. Drawing this chapter of Money Shot was a lot of
fun. I understood the characters almost as if I had created them myself.
Getting to draw Cherry was also a lot of fun as I was familiar with the
character. Working with Tim is great, no complaints!
Cherry really spiced up this volume! What inspired you to include
her? Did Cherry’s creator Larry Welz love having Cherry included? Tim – how did
you approach writing Cherry in Money Shot? Gisele – what was your approach in
drawing Cherry?
I drew a few issues of Archie
comics, so drawing Cherry came very easy to me. Larry was very influenced by
artists that worked at Archie comics. At least I think he was!
List your favorite graphic novels or comics from when you were a
child and talk about how you see them as an adult.
I grew up on French BD
(bande-dessinée), and what I read the most as a child was Asterix. I was a huge
fan of the series, and even tried my hand at writing and drawing my own story
when I was like 10 years old. I still think the series holds up, and I highly
recommend it to anyone who likes fun stories with humor, and characters you
really get attached to. Hey, a bit like Money Shot…minus the
sex!
Talk about your favorite (and least favorite) type of character to create/draw (Gisele) and create/write (Tim).
My favorite characters are the
lovable assholes. Think Reggie in Archie comics. I like ‘em because lots of
humor comes from those types of characters. They’re also fun to draw since you
can make them very expressive. Least favorite? Characters with no flaws.
They’re just not very interesting.
What are some of your favorites (and why):
Movies (Classic or Current)
Moonstruck (feel good movie),
Raising Arizona (very funny), Just Friends (very funny), Desperado (sexy and
exciting), Fright Night (‘80s horror at its best), From Dusk Till Dawn (vampire
goodness), Mad Max Fury Road (great action and visuals)
Books
Anything by Rumiko Takashi. It’s
all good. You can’t go wrong. If was to recommend one series, I’d say Maison
Ikkoku. It’s my favorite series of all time.
Series (TV/Streaming)
Walking Dead, House, Vikings,
Dexter, Sex Education. I could list more but these are the first ones that came
to mind. They’re all very different from each other but in each case they have
characters you care deeply about, and you want to see what happens to them.
Video Games
Plants VS Zombies franchise,
Battle Cats, Skullgirls, Minecraft Dungeons, Guacamelee!, Human Fall Flat,
Brawlhalla, Darksiders Genesis, It Takes Two. In general I play local co-op
with my partner, so many of these games offer local co-op, and these are the
ones that stand out to me. Battle Cats is single player but that I play on my
phone!
About Tim Seeley:
TIM
SEELEY is one
of those “slash” people…a writer-slash-artist. He has drawn a number of
different comic book series including G.I JOE, HALLOWEEN,
WILDCATS and ANT-MAN & WASP. His writing work
include NIGHTWING, MONEY SHOT , INJUSTICE v. MASTERS OF THE UNIVERSE ,the
critically acclaimed REVIVAL, and the NY TIMES bestselling HACK/SLASH. He
resides in Chicago, Illinois with his wife, daughter and 80s action figure
collection. Hometown:
Chicago, IL
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Lagacé has been writing and illustrating webcomics for
several years, publishing the first project, Cool Cat Studio, back
in 2000. Since then, Lagacé has worked/collaborated on many webcomics, such
as Penny
& Aggie (first artist,) Ménage à 3 (Rated
R/NSFW,) Eerie
Cuties, Magick
Chicks, and Sticky
Dilly Buns. Most of these comics are part of Pixie Trix Comix,
where Lagace is an artist, as well as the publisher. Outside of webcomics,
Lagacé has done artwork for Archie Comics, i.e., Archie #635, #636, #639, # 646, the
Archie Meets Ramones one shot, and occasional covers and digest stories. I've
also done the artwork for the Betty Boop mini series published by Dynamite,
interior art and covers for Jem & The Holograms for IDW, a couple Gwenpool
covers for Marvel, and a few other things. October 2018 sees the launch of my
new Image Comics series, Exorsisters,
written by co-creator, Ian Boothby. Lagacé is best known for her webcomic Ménage
à 3, which ran from 2008-2019. In 2018, Ménage à 3 won
the Joe Shuster Award for Canadian Comic Book
Creators for Outstanding Webcomics Creator. Lagacé is also the winner of the
Web Cartoonists’ Choice Awards (Best Art- 2001) for her Cool Cat Studio series
(writer & artist)
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Giveaway Details:
2 winners
will receive finished copies of MONEY SHOT V. 4: Money Shot Comes Again, US
Only.
Ends May 14th, midnight EST.
a Rafflecopter giveawayTour Schedule:
Week One:
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4/29/2024 |
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Excerpt |
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Excerpt |
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Review |
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IG Review |
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