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Whedonesque.org Eric WightEric Wight - "My Dead Girlfriend" Comic Book - Whedonesque.org Board Valentine’s Day competitionThursday 1 February 2007, by Webmaster Post your most mortifying Valentine’s Day story (250 words or less) in this thread for the Eric Wight competition. The competition ends on February 14th and the winners will be announced on February 28th. Click on the link : http://whedonesque.org/viewtopic.php?t=964 1st Prize: A signed copy of MY DEAD GIRLFRIEND, signed 11 x 17 teaser poster, and an original drawing of the winner’s favorite character from the book. 2nd Prize: A signed copy of the book and poster. 3rd Prize: A signed copy of the book. About MY DEAD GIRLFRIEND: Finney Bleak lives in a world of horror — literally. His family are ghosts, his classmates are monsters, and Finney is the most normal kid in school. But within the halls of Mephisto Prep, normal is the new weird and Finney dangles from the lowest rung of the social evolutionary ladder. Then along comes Jenny. Smart. Beautiful. And totally into Finney. Only problem is, she’s kind of dead. Jenny may be the ethereal object of Finney’s affection, but their corporal differences keep them apart. As if young romance wasn’t awkward enough, try getting frisky with a ghost. Just how far will Finney go to be with his true love? Let’s just say not even Death can stand in his way! Available in stores February 6th, 2007. Celebrity endorsements! Joss Whedon : "MY DEAD GIRLFRIEND is a perfect combination of the whimsical and the morbid. It’s a warped, macabre view of high school that is absolutely accurate, except for the weird fantasy element of having a girlfriend. A delight." Jane Espenson : "A fun, hilarious, and surprisingly touching carnival ride set in a fantastically complex world that remains grounded in very identifiable human emotion." Jeph Loeb : "Poignant, funny, and terribly clever, Eric Wight’s MY DEAD GIRLFRIEND is a bold step in storytelling. Imagine Joss Whedon meets Tim Burton with a healthy dose of something entirely original and you get just to the first page of this unique and wonderful tale. The rest can only be called magical." |