This may have been an odd week for comics due to the holiday celebrations and all. What you might not have realized is one of Dynamite Entertainment's LI'L DYNAMITES issues (first announced HERE) was released, LI'L ERNIE.
To make this more than just tiny adventures of characters you're familiar with, there will also be some activity spread sheets by Roger Langridge and Andrew Elder.
Here's the release schedule for each issue:
1/1 – Li’l Ernie, written by and featuring interior artwork by Eisner Award Winner Roger Langridge
Ernest Fairchild is the most evil kid on the block. Why, he never eats his vegetables, his library books are sometimes three weeks late, and he once xeroxed his own butt! Can Mister Smiley, his annoying yet strangely ineffectual conscience, make him change his ways? And are Daddy Fairchild’s blank eyes somehow related to his peculiar odor, rotting flesh, and appetite for human brains? Get a copy for yourself and one for the kids… it’s wall-to-wall zombie fun for all the family!
1/8 – Li’l Vampi, written by Eric Trautmann, featuring interior artwork by Agnes Garbowska
Welcome to Stoker, Maine, the most normal, boring town in the world… or is it? There are sea serpents roaming the docks, a mummy in the town hall, and a gaggle of ghouls and goblins just devoured the breakfast cereal aisle at the local Shop-O-Mart! What is behind this monstrous rampage, and can it be stopped? When there are spooks afoot and arcane mysteries to be solved, it’s time for Vampirella, teen scourge of the supernatural, to crack the case!
1/15 - Li’l Battlestar Galactica, written by Eisner Award Winners Art Baltazar and Franco, featuring interior artwork by Art Baltazar
The search for Earth continues in this awesome epic event of tiny proportions! Who are the Cylons? Are they friends or foes? Does complaining to daddy Adama help or make things worse? Fear not, Apollo and Starbuck are here to save the day! Find out the answers to questions you’ve always wanted answered: How old do you have to be to ride a Colonial Viper? Is there a height requirement? What does Baltar have to say in all of this? And where do Baby Cylons come from? Come join the new and smaller adventures aboard the Battlestar Galactica!
1/22 – Li’l Bionic Kids, written by Brandon Jerwa, featuring interior artwork by Ian McGinty
Better! Stronger! Faster! …and smaller? Steve Austin and Jaime Sommers are the newest students at A.S.I. – the Academy of Science Intelligence, a school for the unique and gifted. They’re also both cyborgs, human kids with a variety of high-tech body parts and modifications. Can these two outsiders put aside their shyness and growing rivalry in time to take a stand against alien invaders who are determined to ruin the A.S.I. Track and Field Day?
1/29 - Li’l Sonja, written by Jim Zub, featuring interior artwork by Joel Carroll
Li’l Sonja is a warrior girl who travels the lands testing her mettle against monsters big and small, a younger and pluckier version of the famous She-Devil with a Sword. When Li’l Sonja encounters a town plagued by eccentric bandits, she needs to figure out the pattern behind the thefts and bring the baddies to justice. No task is too tough for our crimson-haired tyke!
In case you missed it, here's a preview for this week's LI'L ERNIE:
And here's a preview for next week's LI'L VAMPI:
