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Ghostbusters IDW Ongoing Series
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|Ghostbusters IDW Ongoing Series
|Release Date
|September 28, 2011 (Start)
|IDW Publishing
|Story Writer(s)
|Erik Burnham
Tristan Jones
|Dan Schoening
Tristan Jones
Erik Burnham
Evan Shaner
Blair D. Shedd
Felipe Torrent
Erik Evensen
|Luis Antonio Delgado
Andrew Harmon
|Shawn Lee
Neil Uyetake
|Tom Waltz
|Front Cover Artist(s)
|Dan Schoening
Luis Antonio Delgado
Nick Runge
Alan Robinson
Tristan Jones
Erik Burnham
Jose Holder
Casey Maloney
Gale Eltaeb
Mike Henderson
Mickey Clausen
Peter Zaragoza
Chris Madden
Danny Cruz
Jeremy Colwell
Freddie E. Williams II
Adam Archer
Albert Carreres
Esther Sanz
Alberto Muriel
Vanessa Banos
Tom Smith
Ivan Barriga
Ester Salguero
Ricardo Sanchez Arreola
Adam Guzowski
Roberto Goiriz
Ryan Lee
Andy Belanger
Shari Chankhamma
Ghostbusters IDW Ongoing Series is the American published comic series that started in September 2011. The first volume ran for 16 issues from September 2011 to December 2012. The second volume ran for 20 issues from February 2013 to September 2014. It continued in the form of 4 issue mini series starting with Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles/Ghostbusters from October 2014 to January 2015. A second 4 issue mini series titled Ghostbusters Get Real is slated to start in June 2015 and end in September 2015.
List of ComicsEdit
Volume OneEdit
- The Man From The Mirror [1]
- The Most Magical Place On Earth [2]
- The Man Who Holds The Hands of Death
- The Man Who Sought Death
- Haunted America
- Who Killed Laura Parr?
- Who Ya Gonna Call? [3]
- Who Killed Laura Parr?
- 'Twas The Night Before
Volume TwoEdit
- The New Ghostbusters
- In The Box
- Trains, Brains, and Ghostly Remains [4]
- The New Ghostbusters Stripped
- Happy Horror Days! [5]
- Tee Time Terror
- Mass Hysteria! Prelude
- Mass Hysteria! [6]
Mini SeriesEdit
- Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles/Ghostbusters
- Ghostbusters Get Real
List of Trade PaperbacksEdit
Volume OneEdit
Volume TwoEdit
Mini SeriesEdit
List of Hardcover CollectionsEdit
List of Director's CutsEdit
Just before Ghostbusters: Infestation 2 was released on March 23, 2011, Erik Burnham was given the opportunity to pitch an ongoing series. The pitch included 16 issue's worth of Burnham's vision for the series.[7]
Eugene Visitor, Death being captured, and the Ghost Smashers were part of the pitch. The Ghost Smashers arc was originally going to be the third arc but Haunted America was done instead.[8]
On March 30, 2011, an advertisement with art by Dan Schoening hinted at a new monthly comic book series starting in September 2011. The advertisement is an homage to the Ghostbusters' first commercial from Ghostbusters.[9]
On April 12, 2011, an advertisement revealed a monthly comic book series, its staff involved, and reiterated the start date in September 2011.[10][11]
On April 21, 2011, a teaser was released that previewed Cover A of Issue One.[12]
On September 7, 2012, an advertisement was released that teased the next arc slated to start later in the month. The image is a logo with a cartoon ghost in crosshairs. The 'Busters' in 'Ghostbusters' is crossed out.[13]
On October 16, 2012, an advertisement for February 2013 titled "The New Ghostbusters" was released. It stated the Ghostbusters were missing and promised an exciting new line-up. In the ad, behind Janine, are photographs of various characters that have appeared so far in the ongoing series.[14]
On November 9, 2012, more teaser images for "The New Ghostbusters" were released which revealed the line-up of replacements - Ron Alexander, Janine Melnitz, Kylie Griffin, and Agent Ortiz.[15][16]
On October 22, 2013, Tom Waltz posted a new teaser for 2014 titled "Mass Hysteria!" with arrow symbols prevalent in the image. [17]
On November 12, 2013, Tom Waltz posted a second teaser for "Mass Hysteria!", slated to begin in February 2014, depicting the Ghostbusters, Chicago Ghostbusters, and former Ghost Smashers battling a giant creature. [18] Ryan Lee later confirmed that was the cover he did for Volume 2 Issue #13. [19]
On January 28, 2014, IDW posted a third teaser for "Mass Hysteria!" depicting a reunion between Louis Tully and Dana Barrett with their shadows being those of Vinz Clortho and Zuul's respectively. [20]
Tom Waltz confirms this continuity and the series will also be in continuity to previous IDW issues. The series will take place after the events of Infestation.[21]
The continuity is also based on the two movies, Ghostbusters and Ghostbusters II, and Ghostbusters: The Video Game.[22][23]
On October 2, 2011, Erik Burnham clarified the continuity at work for the series.[24]
- The first two movies are definitely canon.
- Burnham cherry-picked from Ghostbusters: The Video Game and fans should "Assume that the events from the game happened... unless you see me contradict them."
On October 30, 2011, Tristan Jones stated the series takes place roughly in 1994 but in general, a fictional mid-1990s. On March 2, 2012, Erik Burnham tweeted it is generally a "vague present" but "if it had to be tied to a specific year it'd be 1994-ish." [25][26]
On October 30, 2011, Tristan Jones hinted a character appearing in Issue #5 will help give solid verification that the ongoing comic is not in continuity with The Real Ghostbusters and Extreme Ghostbusters.[27] This character turned out to be Kylie Griffin.
After Volume 2 Issue #20, the continuity will continue into a 4 issue mini-series crossover with the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles starting in Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles/Ghostbusters #1.
Dana Barrett and Louis Tully were off-limits from being used in the comic.[28]
Relatives can't be invented and brought into the comic.[29] Peter's mother was in one of Erik Burnham's pitches. [30]
On November 16, 2013, it was revealed Louis Tully was no longer off-limits from being used and would be appearing the Mass Hysteria! arc. [31] The 30th anniversary was a selling point in getting Louis used during Mass Hysteria! in credit to Tom Waltz and Cindy at Sony. [32] Conditions came with using Louis Tully, there couldn't be a giant character change; like having three kids and being the governor of South Carolina. [33]
Trade CollectionsEdit
On December 11, 2011, Erik Burnham elaborated that each trade collection will collect four issues. If sales does well, IDW is more likely to approve a longer storyline (and consequently longer trades).[34]
On January 4, 2012, Tristan Jones announced his PCOC material will be included in the trade collections.[35]
On April 18, 2012, Tom Waltz revealed the eight page short story pitched by Dan Schoening was moved from Volume Two to Volume Three.[36]
On August 17, 2012, as mused by Erik Burnham, it seems likely the eight page story will be shifted to Volume Four with the solicitation information for Volume Three released.[37]
Production ProcessEdit
From start to finish, when Erik Burnham starts writing the script to when Tom Waltz is finished and sends the comic to the printers, an issue takes about 5–6 weeks to be completed.[38] At times, they can be working as far in advance as two months/issues ahead.[39] Burnham spends a week or less to write the script.[40] Dan Schoening and Luis Delgado spend about 3.5 weeks on art.[41]
Script UpdatesEdit
On July 5, 2011, Erik Burnham offered a status update on scripts: Issue #1 is done, #2 is done, approved, and being drawn, #3 is waiting on revision notes, and #4 is being generated.[42]
On November 21, 2011, Erik Burnham tweeted his daily work: "I have 5 pages to write, the next Ghostbusters arc plot to work on, some rewrites, and a short 200 word piece" and later [43]
On November 22, 2011, Erik Burnham replied the scripts up to Issue #6 are completely done.[44]
On June 14, 2012, Erik Burnham provided a script update. The story for Issues #13-15 is "pretty well set" and he is currently "mulling" #16.[45]
On June 16, 2012, Erik Burnham posted a peek at some Ghostbusters plotting.[46]
After The OngoingEdit
On August 2, 2014, Erik Burnham revealed the reason for the end of ongoing isn't sales related citing conversations at San Diego Comic Con 2014. Burnham also commented he and Dan Schoening will stick around and a Volume 3 might happen but it isn't set in stone yet. [47]
On August 5, 2014, in an interview, Tom Waltz hinted the events of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles/Ghostbusters mini-series will matter and will rear their heads in future stories of both franchises. [48]
On August 13, 2014, Tristan Jones revealed there is a vague chance that he might be writing and drawing a six (or so) issue miniseries in 2015. [49]
On November 11, 2014, Tom Waltz confirmed the recent news of Paul Feig rebooting Ghostbusters had nothing to do with the end of the ongoing series nor was it cancelled by Sony. Stopping the ongoing series was a decision made by IDW based on dwindling sales and timing. In terms of timing, Issue #20 was deemed a logical point to stop with the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Ghostbusters crossover taking place soon after. The crossover is also aimed to bring more attention to Ghostbusters comics. Waltz further stated other things are in the works and his ultimate goal is a Volume 3 of the ongoing series. [50]
Approved PitchesEdit
On August 26, 2011, Erik Burnham tweeted he submitted a three page back up story, also exclusive to the comic only.[51]
On December 7, 2011, Erik Burnham revealed his three page back up was approved and he will also draw it. It involves outtakes from "World of the Psychic," featured in Ghostbusters II. They will be one panel gags that show why Peter Venkman eventually quit the show.[52]
On June 29, 2012, Erik Burnham hinted he, Tristan Jones, Luis Delgado, and Dan Schoening would appear in a story soon. Burnham and Delgado will talk to Winston.[53]
On March 7, 2013, Erik Burnham, in a Crossing the Streams roundtable recorded in February, revealed he wrote an eight page Scoleri Brothers story but Dan Schoening simply hasn't had any time to draw it. The story was meant to be for the Volume 2 trade paperback.[54]
On March 24, 2013, Erik Burnham revealed the "World of the Psychic" is actually a single four page back up story set up as a clip show gag. For now, the story is on hold.[55]
On May 28, 2013, Erik Burnham revealed the staff is still talking about doing the Scoleri Brothers story, but doing so would require chopping the original story in two and possibly making it infeasible. They are exploring all options. [56]
On May 31, 2013, during an interview with Cross the Streams, Dan Schoening hinted the Scoleri Brothers story answers questions and fills in holes from Ghostbusters II. [57]
On February 26, 2014, Erik Burnham revealed the Scoleri Brothers story was about where Winston was. [58]
On April 8, 2015, from an interview recorded prior, Erik Burnham and Dan Schoening revealed more about the 'Where Winston Was' back up story. It was done in 2011 around the time the team was waiting for the pick up on Volume 1 Issue #5. The set up would be reminiscent of Marvel Comics when the creators meet the characters. Erik Burnham and Luis Delgado would be taking notes from Winston about what happened in the courtroom. There would be a cutaway of Tristan Jones and Dan Schoening doing research and running away from ghosts. Winston then recounts what happened to him. He ran to Ecto-1 to get a Proton Pack but found the only one was stripped for parts. He returned inside and saw police officers with some of the Psychomagnotheric Slime. The ghost of Scoleri Brothers' mother would manifest and Winston had to deal with her. [59]
Not Approved PitchesEdit
On April 11, 2013, Jones revealed he pitched a Ghostbusters annual featuring a John Tobin story that would be the thrust of the issue just like "The Man Who Sought Death" in Ghostbusters #8 and Dan Schoening, Luis Delgado, and Erik Burnham would tell a contemporary story alongside it, but the pitch was not greenlit. [60]
On August 14, 2014, Jones revealed the pitched annual would have expanded on Tobin's encounter with the Grundel, seen briefly in Volume 1 Issue #8. He also revealed a new pitch that involves trees, witchcraft, cults, and a life at stake. [61]
Story IdeasEdit
On April 6, 2012, Erik Burnham revealed he had a story planned that dealt with Egon and Janine but the Haunted America arc developed. This story may appear at the end of the year.[62]
On September 16, 2012, in an interview with Guys With Pencils, Dan Schoening hinted he's still waiting for a chance to draw in the H2 Ghost.[63]
On November 12, 2012, Erik Burnham said "maybe in a backup, one day" there could be a story through the point of view of PCOC.[64]
On April 1, 2013, Erik Burnham revealed he was thinking about using a djinn for an upcoming arc.[65]
On August 21, 2013, Erik Burnham said there will probably be more Extreme Ghostbusters characters in the future. [66]
On November 18, 2013, Erik Burnham said if the series makes it to 2015 he would use a version of the Sandman. [67]
On January 8, 2014, Erik Burnham revealed he was thinking about "moving the spotlight right back onto the original four for an arc at least" after the Mass Hysteria! arc completes in fall 2014. [68]
On January 27, 2014, Erik Evensen hinted he and Erik Burnham have ideas for more stories. [69]
On January 29, 2014, Erik Burnham implied the Bogeyman will be back. [70]
On January 30, 2014, Erik Burnham also hinted he and Erik Evensen would be working together again when their schedules line up. [71]
On March 3, 2015, Erik Burnham confirmed the Interspatial Teleportation Unit from the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles/Ghostbusters would be addressed in Volume 3. [72]
On March 18, 2015, Erik Burnham hinted there are ideas about other competing companies like the Ghost Smashers. [73]
On April 20, 2015, in a posted interview, Tom Waltz hinted there are big plans for Janine, Kylie, and Melanie in future stories and hopes some more of the characters from Sanctum of Slime appear in the pages of the comic. [74]
Mini SeriesEdit
Ghostbusters Get RealEdit
On March 9, 2015, Chris Ryall cryptically teased there would be news about the comic announced at WonderCon taking place April 3 to April 5. [75]
On March 13, 2015, Tom Waltz posted an obscured image of several Ghostbusters and Slimers, only saying more information will be revealed soon. [76]
On March 18, 2015, Erik Burnham posted an image combining all four Regular Covers. [77] Burnham noted to tell the characters apart, like Peter for example, he would use "Prime Peter" and "Real Peter" then hinted "Real Peter" has his favorite line in the mini series so far. [78] Burnham confirmed the mini series is canon and takes place some point after the TMNT/Ghostbusters crossover. [79] In an interview, Burnham hinted readers should rewatch "Janine Melnitz, Ghostbuster" for clues on the mini series. [80]
On April 8, 2015, from an interview recorded prior, Erik Burnham revealed the story in the mini-series was not the original idea for the crossover. He pitched a 48 page annual initially but Tom Waltz asked Burnham to make it into a four issue mini-series. The story takes place during "Janine Melnitz, Ghostbuster" in between when Proteus zaps the Ghostbusters outside of Rockefeller and when Janine sees them trapped in one of Proteus' mirrors. In the mini-series, the Real Ghostbusters end up in the IDW universe and think they're back home. They enter the Firehouse, go upstairs and run into the other Ghostbusters team. The story revolves on Proteus capturing the Real Ghostbusters and returning to that point in the animated episode. To sync the episode with the comic further, there is a page that takes dialogue from the episode. The idea for the four regular covers connecting into one image came about independently at the same time. Burnham and Waltz were talking about doing connected covers then Schoening, unaware of their plans, also proposed the idea. [81]
On April 20, 2015, in a posted interview, Tom Waltz teased there will be many fun cameos from throughout Ghostbusters lore. [82]
On June 23, 2014, Tristan Jones summarized a Supanova Expo panel on Sunday where Chris Ryall hinted there will be some "pretty big news" regarding the Ghostbusters comics will be released at San Diego Comic Con 2014 next month. [83]
On July 15, 2014, IDW Publishing issued a press release revealing the new mini series in conjunction with both franchises' 30th anniversaries. [84] IDW's October checklist revealed there will be a variant cover by Kevin Eastman. [85]
On July 16, 2014, Bobby Curnow confirmed the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles/Ghostbusters mini-series is in canon, effectively continuing the current continuity from the ongoing series. [86]
On July 18, 2014, Erik Burnham reaffirmed this story is a continuation of the ongoing series' canon. [87]
On July 25, 2014, in an interview, Erik Burnham revealed Donatello has access to Fugitoid's inter-dimensional transporter plans and tries to build one for himself. He does and it works. It sends the Turtles to the right location in New York, but the wrong New York entirely. The four Turtles, Casey, April, the Ghostbusters, Janine Melnitz and Kylie Griffin will appear. There will be a cameo here and there. Tom Waltz has a plan for the "TMNT" series so he and Burnham mined the idea for the villain from that continuity. The villain is connected to another Turtles character and is trapped in a dimensional portal; when he's set free (in the Ghostbusters universe) and he has some decidedly ghost-like abilities. [88]
On August 5, 2014, in an interview, Tom Waltz and Erik Burnham provided some hints of what to expect in the mini-series: the Ghostbusters and TMNT will be put through the wringer, "a brand new villain from the TMNT's ancient past," "classic super-team meet-up confusion," "some very geeky science talk" between Egon and Donatello, and a scene where Michelangelo sees Slimer for the first time. [89]
On August 15, 2014, in an interview, Erik Burnham expanded on working directly with Tom Waltz on the scripts. They got the plot hammered out, got input from Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles editor Bobby Curnow, Burnham did the first draft, Waltz did a pass, and lastly Burnham makes any tweaks not related specifically Waltz and Curnow's threads for the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles ongoing series. Burnham cites he and Waltz came up with the idea of this crossover at San Diego Comic Con 2012 but were thinking about it in general for years. [90]
On August 27, 2014, Dan Schoening revealed he tweaked the designs of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles so that Raphael is the bulkiest, Michelangelo is smaller than the rest, and Donatello has a bigger cranium than the others. [91]
On September 6, 2014, Dan Schoening posted his design for Donatello, his favorite Ninja Turtle. [92]
On September 7, 2014, Dan Schoening posted his design for Michelangelo. [93]
On September 10, 2014, Dan Schoening posted first designs for Casey Jones but noted this won't be the final version seen in the mini-series. [94]
On September 12, 2014, Dan Schoening posted a design for Splinter. [95]
On November 1, 2014, Erik Burnham stated the crossover series takes place a few months after the events of the "Mass Hysteria!" arc. [96]
On November 18, 2014, Erik Burnham revealed he started the miniseries thinking Egon and Donatello would drive the story. [97]
On February 7, 2015, Dan Schoening posted rough concept designs for Chi-You. [98]
Volume TwoEdit
General NewsEdit
On October 30, 2011, Tristan Jones hinted a character, Kylie Griffin, appearing Issue #5 will appear again in the year one slate of comics. Given there is a year two and three, there will be future appearances of this character. There will be an Extreme Ghostbusters-esque situation, but more like the Rookie from The Video Game. Basically, there could be extra people around to help like Janine throwing on a jumpsuit in the Real Ghostbusters.[99]
On September 5, 2012, Erik Burnham tweeted "Plotting Ghostbusters future." [100]
On September 6, 2012, in an interview with Behind the Pages, Erik Burnham revealed another upcoming story he is plotting currently is not in the original 16 issue pitch.[101]
On October 3, 2012, Erik Burnham hinted the appearance of the Rookie was initially an attempt to seed one thing, but a new storyline in 2013 has changed that. [102]
On October 14, 2012, Erik Burnham teased that as part of some research for one of two stories starting off the series' run in 2013, he might have looked up The Real Ghostbusters. [103]
On November 13, 2012, Erik Burnham announced his current goal is to have the second volume surpass the first and make it at least to Issue #20. [104]
On February 20, 2013, Erik Burnham revealed he plans to continue using the New Ghostbusters team as a support unit after Volume 2's first story arc. [105]
On April 24, 2013, Erik Burnham announced he's having fun researching ghosts for the next arc. He considered a Scandinavian and South American ones but nixed it for various reasons. Burnham is also looking up African lore and Voodoo. [106] [107]
On June 22, 2013, Erik Burnham revealed the Chicago faction of Ghostbusters "will be popping up here and there." [108]
On October 9, 2013, Erik Burnham teased there will be more Rookie and Ron stories. [109]
On November 7, 2013, Erik Burnham revealed another issue had been approved. [110]
Issues #1-4Edit
On August 28, 2012, Erik Burnham revealed he may do a Ghostbusters "replacements" team story one day but for now it was only in the stack of possibilities.[111]
On November 10, 2012, Erik Burnham confirmed "The New Ghostbusters" is the first story arc of 2013.[112]
On November 12, 2012, Erik Burnham confirmed Jack Hardemeyer will appear in the comic soon as a member of PCOC. Ron Alexander will play as more of a jerk than Walter Peck but a techie like Egon. Kylie will be sort of a blend of Ray and Egon. Pagan was not originally planned to appear but will now make occasional cameos in panels. One of the ghosts will be based on mythology and another sort of based on one from The Real Ghostbusters. Janine is on the team because of Peck. Peck will explain "to a surly deputy mayor why Janine is completely indispensable." [113][114]
On November 14, 2012, IDW issued a press release that revealed the arc involves the Ghostbusters are kidnapped by demons from another dimension, leading to a new group to don the Proton Packs to deal with New York's supernatural problems and rescue their predecessors.[115] Burnham further hinted the story is split between new team and original team but with more focus on the new.[116]
On November 15, 2012, Erik Burnham clarified the New Ghostbusters would be wearing full jumpsuits in Issue #1, the shorts in #2, and jumpsuits in #3. The shorts is part of a gag about working in retail.[117]
On December 18, 2012, Erik Burnham hinted Idulnas is not working on behalf of Gozer and is trying to get revenge on his own behalf. He may or may not be as powerful enough to act directly anymore. Burnham also confirmed not to expect to see the Stay Puft Marshmallow Man or Gozer or anything else from the Gozerian pantheon. Dan Schoening "requested a riff on something" as the next threat.[118]
On January 4, 2013, Erik Burnham hinted he is considering using the core of the last story from his original pitch for volume two.[119]
On January 18, 2013, in an interview Erik Burnham revealed once the Ghostbusters return home there will be a "host of personal complications for the guys to deal with going forward." Melanie Ortiz is very Winston-like; she's from law enforcement and is the most on-point of the group. Janine is as unflappable as Venkman, will be compassionate, worries about the people she cares for, and, she's a rock. Kylie is the go-to for supernatural information and a mix of both Egon and Ray studying and recalling so much of the oddities of the world. Ron Alexanderwill be a mix of the technical sides of Egon and Ray—very clever with mechanical things, but he is still a jerk so he will be more of a love-to-hate character than Walter Peck ever was. The big difference from the original group will be they don't have the same humorous shorthand and charisma as the originals.[120]
On January 21, 2013, Erik Burnham revealed the Ghostbusters will return to New York before the end of the arc.[121]
On February 3, 2013, Erik Burnham hinted Volume Two will start off "jumping ahead in time" from the end of Issue #16.[122]
On February 12, 2013, in an interview, Erik Burnham hinted the characters who make up this replacement team will not all be leaving the book when the originals return to New York, set up the potential for a villain, and has planted the seeds for the originals to make more problems for themselves because of the solutions they choose — like that time Ray decided on the Stay-Puft Marshmallow Man as the form of ultimate destruction.[123] In another interview, Burnham noted the task of protecting New York City is more forced on the replacements without much of a choice in the matter.[124]
On March 1, 2013, Erik Burnham teased Issue #3 and #4 each will have a panel "that is going to drop some jaws." [125]
On March 7, 2013, Erik Burnham, in a Crossing the Streams roundtable recorded in February, revealed the New Ghostbusters concept was conceived around September 2012.[126]
On March 8, 2013, Erik Burnham revealed when he was first writing Melanie Ortiz and Ron Alexander in Volume One, he had the intention of bringing them back but hadn't conceived the New Ghostbusters arc yet. At the time, Ron was going to think of another scheme and Melanie would be brought back just for fun since she had good chemistry with Peter. Jenny Moran was initially going to be the fourth New Ghostbusters but someone with tech experience was needed so she was cut.[127]
Issues #1-4 Back UpEdit
On September 30, 2012, Erik Burnham hinted there are talks about a back up story that would start in February 2013.[128]
On November 13, 2012, Erik Burnham revealed the first arc of Volume Two ("The New Ghostbusters") will also have new backup feature taking the place of the PCOC files. The first 8 page story will be serialized in 2 pages per issue in the first arc. The story has been requested by fans and editors for a while now, with the Ghostbusters being indirect in this backup and "something from a ghost's POV" [129][130]
On November 14, 2012, IDW Publishing issued a press release that revealed the back up is an all-new Real Ghostbusters story written and drawn by Erik Burnham.[131] Burnham confirmed Slimer, Egon from The Real Ghostbusters, and "the whole nine" will appear. It will be "a fun little romp" following a ghost after it is stored in the Containment Unit.[132]
On November 16, 2012, Erik Burnham, in an interview, revealed the Real Ghostbusters story would also have the captured ghost "meet some familiar faces" in the Containment Unit.[133]
On January 4, 2013, Erik Burnham revealed Tristan Jones was offered the Real Ghostbusters back up first.[134]
On January 22, 2013, Erik Burnham posted an uncolored preview of Granny Gross from his Real Ghostbusters story.[135]
On March 24, 2013, Erik Burnham announced he just got some new pages in from Luis Delgado.[136]
Issues #5-8Edit
On March 1, 2013, Erik Burnham also teased he and Dan Schoening have "crazy plans" for #5-8.[137]
On March 8, 2013, Erik Burnham revealed Kylie Griffin and Janine Melnitz would definitely appear in #5-8 Ghostbusting in a way.[138]
On March 13, 2013, Erik Burnham hinted #5-8 will involve Janine facing consequences from The New Ghostbusters Part 3, Kylie will, in no uncertain circumstances, be out 'Busting, Melanie will have gone back to New Mexico, but the FBI just won't be the same for her, and Ron was almost killed off but something else was decided with him. The arc will also feature Ghost Ships, the return of other characters, and drama for Winston.[139] Burnham later revealed an Egon-Janine-Roger story is in the works that takes place during the #5-8 arc.[140]
On March 29, 2013, in an interview posted, Erik Burnham revealed more on the arc. It will feature Egon trying to keep a ghost from abducting Janine's soul and Kylie will be hunting a ghost ship with Peter and Ray, amongst other things.[141]
On April 1, 2013, Erik Burnham revealed he is using the Gris-Gris from Volume 1, Issue #10 and initially the Janine and Ghost Ship plots were going to go back and forth between #5-8, but Tom Waltz and Burnham talked and it was decided to separate them into two two issue stories.[142]
On April 28, 2013, Erik Burnham revealed he initially planned to go back forth with the Egon-Jaine story, the Ghost Ship story, and other bits but Dan Schoening needed a break. The arc was then split into two arcs with Issues #5-6 and #7-8. To make it work out, Burnham had to "invent some new things to spackle beats together." The arcs will be two (mostly) separate stories. [143] [144]
On May 15, 2013, Erik Burnham revealed Evan Shaner will be the main artist for Issues #7 and 8. Dan Schoening will do the back ups for those two issues then return as main artist with Issue #9 in October. [145] [146] [147]
On May 28, 2013, Erik Burnham revealed the title for the second arc is titled "Trains, Brains, and Ghostly Remains" as a gag on "Trains Planes & Automobiles." 'Trains' refers to the Ghost Train in Issue #5, 'Brains' refers to being in the mind of Janine Melnitz in Issue #6, and 'Ghostly Remains' refers to the Ghost Ship. [148]
On July 9, 2013, Evan Shaner posted snippets of his model sheets for the Ghostbusters and one of Egon. [149] [150]
On July 10, 2013, Evan Shaner posted his model sheet for Peter. [151]
On July 11, 2013, Evan Shander posted his model sheet for Ray. [152]
On July 12, 2013, Evan Shaner posted his model sheet for Winston and all four together. [153] [154]
On September 17, 2013, Erik Burnham confirmed Evan Shaner has placed easter eggs in Issues #7 and 8. [155]
Issues #7-8 Back UpEdit
On May 28, 2013, Erik Burnham clarified Dan Schoening is working on two page back up stories for Issues #7-8 each. [156]
On June 26, 2013, Erik Burnham revealed the Rookie and Ron Alexander will appear in the back up. [157]
On June 29, 2013, Dan Schoening posted a work in progress of the Rookie and Ron Alexander. [158]
On July 8, 2013, Dan Schoening announced he was finished penciling both 2 page back up stories for Issues #7 and 8. [159]
On July 27, 2013, Dan Schoening hinted the back up "features the very best of the Rookie, and the very worst of Ron." [160]
On July 29, 2013, it was revealed Matt Prov of Cross the Streams will be used in an unspecified role in the back up stories. [161]
On August 30, 2013, Erik Burnham revealed a Bogeyman (not the one from The Real Ghostbusters) will be appearing first in the Issues #7-8 back ups. [162]
Issues #9-12Edit
On March 8, 2013, Erik Burnham revealed he has a tentative plan for #9-12. It is a very, weird story that may or may not work and it requires getting permissions.[163]
On May 8, 2013, Erik Burnham tweeted he had one brief conversation with an editor and his plan for Issues #9-12 changed. [164]
On May 27, 2013, Erik Burnham revealed the working title for the #9-12 arc is "Haunted Holidays 2" [165]
On May 28, 2013, Erik Burnham hinted the staff is looking at different holidays than the ones previously featured in the first Haunted Holidays collection of one-shots but doesn't rule out using the same holidays again. [166] Burnham hinted New Year's and something like Halloween may be used for the arc. [167]
On October 17, 2013, One of Dan Schoening's sketches for Issues #10-11 was revealed and it appeared to be his rendition of Eduardo Rivera. [168]
On July 12, 2013, Dan Schoening posted all interlocking Cover A's from Issues #9-12 in one image. [169]
On February 26, 2014, Erik Burnham revealed there were plans to use a character from Ghostbusters: Sanctum of Slime but was cut for space. [170]
Issues #10-12 Back UpEdit
On August 21, 2013, Erik Burnham admitted he hasn't decided on using Eduardo Rivera or not. [171]
On August 28, 2013, Erik Burnham replied if he decided to and could use Eduardo, he wouldn't appear until Issue #13 at the earliest. Some things are being worked out. [172]
On October 9, 2013, Erik Burnham announced Issues #11 and 12 will contain back up stories that will lead into the 8 part story arc starting in Issue #13. [173]
On October 31, 2013, Erik Burnham revealed he was working on the Rookie and Ron back up. [174]
On November 3, 2013, Erik Burnham sent the script to back up artist Erik Evensen. [175]
On November 5, 2013, in an interview conducted October 22, it was the back stories have been extended to six pages each issue due to scheduling conflicts. [176] [177]
Issues #13-20Edit
On May 27, 2013, Erik Burnham hinted that after the Issue #9-12 arc there will be some '30th anniversary fun' next. [178]
On July 16, 2013, in an interview, Erik Burnham revealed there will be eight part arc, after Happy Horror Days, to mark the 30th anniversary of Ghostbusters. [179]
On October 11, 2013, Erik Burnham declared he was breaking down plans for the Ghostbusters story that will take fans through trade paperback Volume 9. [180]
On November 5, 2013, in an interview conducted October 22, Erik Burnham hinted Tiamat is involved in the arc. [181] [182]
On November 15, 2013, the February 2014 solicitations revealed the arc will feature fan-favorite characters from 30 years of Ghostbusters lore, including the two classic movies, the action-packed video games, and the IDW comic book series. [183]
On November 16, 2013, it was confirmed Louis Tully would be appearing the Mass Hysteria! arc and Tiamat was attracted to Earth because of the Ghostbusters' escape from the Collector's limbo. [184]
On November 21, 2013, in an interview, Erik Burnham revealed there will be new reader cheat sheets at the end of issues to help new readers get up to speed with what's going on and he had bits of the Mass Hysteria! story from story ideas that didn't work and they later gelled. Once he learned of the "City Fall" arc in Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Burnham got the idea to do an 8 part Ghostbusters story. The arc will "bring in characters we haven't seen in the book before, a few nods to the past, every character who has worn a proton pack during our run, and to top it all off, a major change to the life of one of the boys" and has "an enemy that won't be beaten by concentrating crossed proton streams in a single location" so "everyone who has ever worn a proton pack into the story to help." Burnham compares past arcs to the scope of a television show while Mass Hysteria! will be more of a movie event. [185]
On November 27, 2013, in an interview conducted earlier, Erik Burnham revealed there were other plans for the 30th anniversary but they haven't been approved yet. There was talk of a crossover with the Real Ghostbusters. Burnham also hinted Tiamat does not come to destroy Earth like Gozer tried to do. [186]
On December 27, 2013, Erik Burnham announced he was finished with a "jam draft" of a script, and began dialoging now, including a Peter scene. [187]
On December 31, 2013, in an interview, Erik Burnham revealed Tiamat will mess with the laws of physics, with emotions, and she'll raise the dead to cause some chaos. [188]
On January 9, 2014, Erik Burnham revealed a comic book crossover between the Ghostbusters and The Real Ghostbusters was discussed for Mass Hysteria! but was ultimately decided against. [189]
On January 15, 2014, Erik Burnham did dialogue on 10 pages of a Ghostbusters script. [190]
On February 26, 2014, Erik Burnham revealed Louis Tully wasn't initially part of Mass Hysteria! when the crew started work on the arc. [191]
On March 13, 2014, Erik Burnham confirmed he still has four issues left to write. [192]
On April 14, 2014, Erik Burnham sent a new script to Dan Schoening who is finishing up on the last page of the current issue he was working on. [193]
On May 7, 2014, Erik Burnham said a decision was yet to made on something else pitched for the 30th anniversary. [194] Burnham later tweeted he was working on Mass Hysteria! among two secret projects. [195]
On May 9, 2014, Erik Burnham declared he wrote the most potentially disturbing sequence in the Ghostbusters comic, beating the clown/bat thing in 2012. [196]
On May 17, 2014, Dan Schoening posted a work in progress of Tiamat's servants, officially coining the term Terror Birds. [197]
On May 19, 2014, Dan Schoening posted a work in progress of the Firehouse exterior. [198]
On June 16, 2014, Dan Schoening posted finished art from upcoming issues as part of the Ghostbusters II 25th anniversary. [199] [200]
On June 17, 2014, in an interview, Erik Burnham hinted the Ghostbusters will use a new tactic against Tiamat and there will be a minor shakedown or two at the arc's conclusion. [201] In another interview, Burnham hinted there is a nod to one of the original notions for a form of Gozer and Dan Schoening teased "it's always good to dust away the cob-webs" when asked about future easter eggs. [202]
On June 18, 2014, Tristan Jones confirmed Issue #20 was also the final issue of the ongoing series. [203] [204] [205]
On June 25, 2014, Erik Burnham confirmed there would be more scenes in Ray's mind. [206]
Volume OneEdit
General NewsEdit
On June 17, 2011, Tom Waltz hinted there will be a some Ghostbusters: Sanctum of Slime tie-ins.[207]
On June 29, 2011, Tristan Jones hinted at what to expect for a supporting cast on the series. Based on what he is privy to at the time, Jones notes "a pretty decent rotation of supporting cast members" and "as much emphasis on new characters as there will be from characters like Peck and the rest." [208]
On August 18, 2011, Erik Burnham tweeted Ray's spirit guide will be back.[209] In an interview with CBR, Burnham reveals plans on bringing in unofficial staffers to provide support in certain areas and also have cases outside of New York City, at least upstate or parts of New England. Burnham notes he enjoyed pitting Walter Peck and Janine Melnitz against each other. Burnham's one year plan includes three recurring entities.[210]
On August 31, 2011, Burnham also revealed he thought of a way to 'sneak' Vigo in, but not until 'year 2' granted the series does well.[211]
On September 30, 2011, Dan Schoening and Erik Burnham hinted the series will explore Janine's love life.[212][213]
On September 11, 2011, Burnham also mentioned a couple years back he pitched a Ghostbusters miniseries to IDW. While the pitch wasn't greenlit, Burnham hints he re-purposed it for a later arc of the ongoing.[214]
On October 2, 2011, Erik Burnham also lays out his original one year plan: The first arc fixes what happened to Stay Puft in Infestation and introduces a new bad guy. The second story arc branches out of arc one. The third branches out of the first two arcs. The fourth will directly address an Egon-Janine relationship.[215]
On October 30, 2011, Erik Burnham posted "the second story arc is a 3-parter followed by a done-in-one." He also revealed he and Tom Waltz have talked about another 4 part epic following Issue #8 and a potential crossover but nothing was approved yet.[216][217]
On December 7, 2011, Erik Burnham revealed revealed he has plans so far for up to Issue #16.[218]
On January 31, 2012, Tristan Jones hinted if the Haunted America arc (Issue #9-12) sell well, "something VERY special will follow in October!" [219] Erik Burnham also hinted if the series makes it to 2013, there may be a trip to Chicago planned.[220]
On March 3, 2012, in a prerecorded interview, Erik Burnham hinted material from Issue #1 will not come into play until and a year and a half later.[221]
On September 19, 2012, Erik Burnham revealed Tiyah Clarke will be mentioned. Burnham has been meaning to get her on-panel, as well.[222]
On September 26, 2012, Erik Burnham tweeted he was writing another Janosz Poha scene.[223]
Issues #1-4 ArcEdit
On August 14, 2011, Erik Burnham tweeted Issue #1 hits the stands on September 21, 2011.[224]
On August 17, 2011, Tristan Jones confirmed the first story arc is Ray-centric.[225]
On August 18, 2011, in an interview with CBR, Erik Burnham hints the first story arc will have "a few breadcrumbs for future arcs -- some are going to be spotted right away; some others are way too subtle." The first arc itself connects to "Infestation" in which the team is waiting for Stay Puft to reform but "something sinister" has plans for him.[226]
On August 31, 2011, Erik Burnham answered some questions about Vigo appearing. Burnham teased Vigo would be mentioned in the first arc [227]
On September 13, 2011, Erik Burnham also tweeted Gozer will be more plot element than villain.[228]
On October 8, 2011, Tristan Jones posted 10 concept designs for one of the new entities that appears in Issue #1.[229][230][231][232][233][234][235][236][237] Dan Schoening also posted a design.[238]
On November 9, 2011, Tristan Jones posted more early concept drawings of the new entity from Issue #1 and muses some may be used in the future.[239]
On March 21, 2012, Erik Burnham revealed "The Man From The Mirror" was the title of the first arc in his pitch, hence it being used for the first trade paperback.[240]
Issues #5-7 ArcEdit
On October 23, 2011, Erik Burnham tweeted the second arc involves a haunted amusement park, possession, and clowns. He also muses "Expect folks to complain about too few movie refs." [241]
On November 23, 2011, Erik Burnham tweeted the first scene of the second arc should freak out some.[242]
On April 18, 2012, Erik Burnham blogged about the second arc. He originally pitched it as a four part story arc: The Ghostbusters were to be joined by a group of supernatural debunkers, two men, two women, and a large dog who had their own reality TV show, based on the cast of Scooby-Doo. It was planned for that the ghost would possess the dog, enabling it to talk for a bit. The premise was abandoned after it was determined there would be too many characters to keep track of and serve at the cost of less focus on the Ghostbusters.[243]
Issues #9-12 ArcEdit
On October 25, 2011, Erik Burnham mentioned he is considering inserting a story he hadn't planned on after a discussion with Tom Waltz. It could involve a road trip.[244] On October 29, Burnham elaborated and tweeted "plans are changing -- and I think for the better. Big stories ahead, & I can't wait to tell 'em!" [245]
On November 21, 2011, Erik Burnham tweeted "Plans for the 3rd Ghostbusters arc are firming up...!" [246]
On November 22, 2011, Erik Burnham hinted "we have a fun plan for 9-12." [247]
On November 21, 2011, Erik Burnham posted a cryptic hint at the IDW forums "...But we have some crazy and fun new ideas inserted into the mix, so that's okay. I'm right now looking for [something I can't tell you about lest I spoil the surprise of issues 9-12...!]" [248]
On December 29, 2011, Tristan Jones inquired about finding the Mattel 1:18 scale Ecto-1 an old tanker truck for model sourcing.[249][250]
On December 30, Tristan Jones also inquired about the Trendmasters Ecto-1.[251]
On January 1, 2012, Tristan Jones tweeted he is starting to work on a 24 page back up story for Ghostbusters. Jones will both write and draw. The story will be part of the regular series in place of the PCOC material and told in six page parts over a four issue event in mid-2012. The story has nothing to do with Tobin's Spirit Guide but if this story is successful, he will pitch something to do with that in a similar format to what this story will be.[252][253][254][255]
On January 7, 2012, Tristan Jones announced his search of models led to the purchase of two replica Ecto-1's, 1:43 and 1:18 scale, and a 1949 Peterbilt truck.[256]
On January 8, 2012, Tristan Jones posted his rendition of Dr. Peter Venkman, a teaser of what he will look like from Issue #9 and on (in Jones' backup story arc).[257][258] Jones then posted a test for Egon.[259]
On January 9, 2012, Tristan Jones posted a work in progress of Ray.[260]
On January 11, 2012, Tristan Jones posted his rendition of Dr. Egon Spengler, a teaser of what he will look like from Issue #9 and on (in Jones' back up story arc).[261]
On January 12, 2012, Tristan Jones posted his finished Dr. Venkman and a second Work in Progress and finished Dr. Ray Stantz. Jones hinted the Slime Blower may be used in the upcoming back up arc and Slime Tethering may be involved.[262][263][264][265][266][267]
On January 13, 2012, Erik Burnham revealed the arc will be a summer event and "four parts that will stand alone or together as adventures, hopefully." [268] Burnham also hinted the Ghostbusters will have a new vehicle to drive, currently being designed by Tristan Jones and Dan Schoening.[269][270]
On January 19, 2012, the staff revealed the four interlocking covers as one combined image. The guys are splitting up on a road trip across America with Ray in Seattle, Egon in Roswell, Peter in New Orleans, and Winston in Detroit.[271][272][273][274]
On January 20, 2012, All Star Comics Melbourne reported the main story involves some of the most bizarre cases of their careers under the orders of their new boss Walter Peck. Tristan Jones' arc will involve the Ghostbusters going up against a phantom truck driver as part of the event.[275]
On February 17, 2012, the May solicitations confirmed each issue from #9-12 contains a back-up Ghostbusters story by Tristan Jones titled "Who Killed Laura Parr?" and the Ghostbusters leave New York on the road for the first time in comics.[276]
On April 2, 2012, Tristan Jones posted a teaser for the "Who Killed Laura Parr?" story.[277]
On May 10, 2012, Tristan Jones revealed the Super Slammer Muon Trap will be seen in the "Who Killed Laura Parr?" stories as part of the Ecto-2. Jones also noted he removed dialogue from "Who Killed..." that explained that the all-in-one Proton Packs from Ghostbusters: The Video Game were too dangerous to use.[278]
On May 31, 2012, Erik Burnham announced he will be an unofficial promotion for the Haunted America arc. Burnham will draw 28 unique, hand-drawn postcards and hold contests to determine who will receive them. There will be seven per month and he may do more. Burnham later revealed the first three postcards.[279][280]
On June 2, 2012, Erik Burnham updated his promotion: 50 postcards given away from June 4 to 8. 10 postcards will be given away each day. Instructions will be posted on Burnham's Twitter account.[281][282]
On June 4, 2012, Erik Burnham posted a preview of two more postcards, featuring the Library ghost and the Stay Puft Marshmallow Man.[283]
On June 5, 2012, Erik Burnham posted four more postcards.[284]
On June 13, 2012, Tristan Jones posted a panel from the arc featuring Peter with a Mark I Slime Blower.[285]
On June 24, 2012, Tristan Jones revealed Laura Parr's license plate is the one from the movie "Cujo," Laura's car was going to be a Pinto but it had to be generic to bypass licensing issues so the design was changed and a joke was scrapped, and "Who Killed Laura Parr?" was going to be originally set during the road home after the Haunted America arc.[286]
On July 6, 2012, Tristan Jones tweeted he was done with pencils for "Who Killed Laura Parr?" [287]
Issues #13-15 ArcEdit
On October 2, 2011, Erik Burnham hinted the fourth arc will directly address an Egon-Janine relationship.[288]
On June 15, 2012, Erik Burnham revealed the fourth arc will be a three parter followed by a done in one story.[289]
On June 23, 2012, Erik Burnham confirmed the fourth arc will address the rival ghostbusting team founded by Ron Alexander.[290]
On September 17, 2012, Erik Burnham revealed several weeks pass in this three part arc. By Issue #14 it will be fall.[291]
Back Up MaterialEdit
On June 3, 2011, Tristan Jones revealed he will be working on supplemental material for each story. These supplements are in the form of files audited by Walter Peck, in his role as head of the Paranormal Contracts Oversight Commission (P.C.O.C.) from Ghostbusters: The Video Game. They include looking at the entities encountered throughout IDW's run (which includes everything before Infestation), staff profiles, equipment data, and so forth. It will also only be appearing in the individual issues for the time being. The very first file will feature something familiar to everyone. Jones also helped create some of the entities that will appear in the series. Jones' teaser has a photograph of one of the Poltergeists from Infestation #1 [292]
In the comments, Jones teases "P.C.O.C. was shut down after the Video Game, but then reinstated for VERY good reason, too..." [293] Jones' take on Peck is "he's not someone to mess with anymore. He knows that what the Ghostbusters do is legitimate and needs to be done, and after being possessed and used in The Video Game, he kinda wants to see to it that I doesn't happen again and that the world isn't brought to the brink if destruction through some petty oversight. Hopefully it comes across..." [294] He also has seen only seen two scripts and an overall story.[295]
On June 11, 2011, Tristan Jones posted a blog that explained he would be doing between 2-7 pages of supplemental material in the back of each issue. He reiterates, this material is exclusive to the single issues.[296]
On February 18, 2012, Tristan Jones made a Ghostbusters-related inquiry for help with Russian language.[297]
On August 18, 2012, Tristan Jones hinted starting with Issue #13 he will be doing "something else" and not returning to standard PCOC files.[298]
On September 17, 2012, Tristan Jones revealed Issue #16 will be "the last issue he works on for awhile (sans maybe covers or something)." [299]
On November 2, 2012, Tristan Jones announced Issue #15 would mark the last PCOC file and he would be doing something different for Issue #16.[300]
Volume OneEdit
On May 23, 2011, Chris Ryall, IDW Publishing's Publisher and Editor-in-Chief, blogged that the series' variant covers will be by Nick Runge and each cover will pay homage to classic album art. Issue One will be based on KISS' fourth album, "Destroyer." [301]
On May 25, 2011, Nick Runge blogged about the variant covers. He used photo references provided by Lisa Stevens and each will be hand painted acrylic pieces. Each variant cover will be an homage to a different music band, "with a nice, funny GB twist!" The team is based on Patrick Creel (Real Tampa Bay Ghostbusters), Ben Bond, Rob Pearson (Tampa Bay), and Ben King (UK GB).[302]
On June 11, 2011, Tristan Jones writes he will doing variant covers as of issue 3 and there is the possibility he will pencil a story sometime in the future.[303]
On August 25, 2011, Nick Runge revealed he will be using a new theme for his variant covers starting with Issue #5.[304]
On September 13, 2011, Tristan Jones tweeted he's working on another Ghostbusters cover and new designs.[305][306]
On December 12, 2011, Tristan Jones revealed he is working covers for Issues #9, 10, 11, and 12. He also read Issue #5 and the script for #6.[307]
On January 11, 2012, Erik Burnham tweeted Dan Schoening just turned in layouts for Issues #9-12 interlocking covers.[308]
On January 17, 2012, Erik Burnham tweeted the interlocking covers were done and colored. They were revealed to the staff the previous night.[309][310]
On January 20, 2012, All Star Comics Melbourne reported Issues #9-12 will feature variant covers, as well as specially personalised 1:50 sketch covers. [311]
On January 22, 2012, Tristan Jones revealed the covers he is working on for Issues #9, 10, 11, and 12 will be the Cover B's.[312]
On January 25, 2012, Tristan Jones tweeted he just mapped out the last two covers for the Haunted America arc (#9-12).[313]
On January 26, 2012, Tristan Jones tweeted another cover was finished with the flats done and sent to Luis Delgado for coloring.[314]
On January 31, 2012, it was revealed Mike Henderson is working on covers.[315]
On February 9, 2012, Erik Burnham hinted the incentive covers for Issues #9-12 will be movie-themed.[316]
On February 17, 2012, the May solicitations confirmed Mike Henderson will contribute variant covers, the four Dan Schoening covers connect to make a unified National map, each featuring a different Ghostbuster, and the four Tristan Jones covers features a haunted tourist postcard theme.[317]
On May 14, 2012, Tristan Jones revealed he will be doing covers for Issues #13, 14, and 15 based on some of the introduction title sequences from The Real Ghostbusters and Extreme Ghostbusters.[318][319]
On May 23, 2012, Tristan Jones revealed Mike Henderson's covers are based on famous movies, including "The Exorcist" and "Platoon" [320]
On May 24, 2012, Luis Delgado revealed the fourth arc (starting with Issue #13) will only have A and B cover variants.[321]
On September 24, 2012, Erik Burnham tweeted he got the art for a new cover in his inbox.[322]
On October 10, 2012 Erik Burnham tweeted he got back the art for a new cover by Dan Schoening and Luis Delgado.[323]
Volume TwoEdit
On October 16, 2012, Erik Burnham tweeted he got thumbs for 2013's first batch of covers from Dan Schoening.[324]
On July 14, 2013, Dan Schoening posted a rough of unused covers for Volume One's Issues #2-7, 13, 14, and 16 and Volume Two's Issues #4, 6, and 7. [325]
San Diego Comic ConEdit
On July 15, 2011, it was revealed at San Diego Comic Con (July 21–24) this year at the IDW Publishing booth, #2643, there will be "interesting promotional material" dealing with the upcoming ongoing comic series.[326] On Saturday, the 23rd, Nick Runge will be at the booth from 2:00 to 3:00 P.M. for signing. Visitors will receive a free limited signing card.[327]
During San Diego Comic Con (July 21–24) 2011, Tom Waltz revealed one page of each issue will be dedicated to children's fan art.[328]
On May 31, 2012, it was announced Erik Burnham, Luis Delgado, Tristan Jones, Dan Schoening, and Tom Waltz will be attending San Diego Comic Con (July 12–15).[329] They will be signing at the IDW Booth on Friday, July 13, at 6-7 pm.[330][331]
On July 12, 2013, it was announced Erik Burnham, Luis Delgado, and Tom Waltz will be attending San Diego Comic Con (July 18-21). Burnham and Delgado will be signing at the IDW Booth on Friday, July 19, at 1-2 pm. Burnham will also be representing Ghostbusters at the IDW All-Ages Panel on Sunday, July 21, at 11am-12pm in Room 4. [332]
External linksEdit
- ↑ Ghostbusters Volume 1 cover spine
- ↑ Ghostbusters Volume 1 page 80, last panel
- ↑ Erik Burnham Formspring 11/3/12
- ↑ Erik Burnham post IDW Forums 5/28/13
- ↑ Bleeding Cool October IDW Solicitations 7/11/13
- ↑ TomWaltz Tweet 11/12/13
- ↑ Comic Book Late Night 3/3/12, 38:36-39:16
- ↑ Ghostbusters Wiki Interview with Erik Burnham 1/4/13
- ↑ Proton Charging Article 3/30/11
- ↑ ghostbustersnews.com
- ↑ Second Ad
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- ↑ Dapper Dan Schoening deviantArt Who Ya Gonna Call? 9/7/12
- ↑ IDW Publishing Facebook 10/16/12
- ↑ IDW Tumblr 11/9/12
- ↑ Tom Waltz Tweet 11/9/12
- ↑ Tom Waltz Tweet 10/22/13
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- ↑ ryleeart Tweet 1/2/14
- ↑ IDWPublishing Tweet 1/28/14
- ↑ IDW Forum Post
- ↑ Tristan Jones' Post on Toon Zone 6/10/11
- ↑ Tristan Jones' Post on Ectozone
- ↑ Erik Burnham Ectozone post
- ↑ Cross the Streams Episode 20, 39-40 minute mark
- ↑ erikburnham Tweet 3/2/12
- ↑ Cross the Streams Episode 20, 41-43 minute mark
- ↑ Erik Burnham Ectozone post
- ↑ Earth Station One Episode 89 (ts. 46:13-46:15)
- ↑ Erik Burnham AMA Redditt 2/26/14
- ↑ Following the Nerd 11/16/13
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- ↑ Ghostbusters Fans - Ghostbusters: Monthly Erik Burnham post
- ↑ Tristan Jones Facebook post 1/4/12
- ↑ Spook Central "IDW Ghostbusters Monthly Comic #11 Solicitation" comment
- ↑ Erik Burnham post Ghostbusters Fans 8/17/12
- ↑ erikburnham Tweet #1 3/5/12
- ↑ Erik Burnham reply deviantArt 4/6/13
- ↑ erikburnham Tweet #2 3/5/12
- ↑ erikburnham Tweet #3 3/5/12
- ↑ Erik Burnham Formspring Reponse 7/5/11
- ↑ erikburn Tweet #1 11/21/11
- ↑ Erik Burnham post IDW Forums 11/22/11
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- ↑ Erik Burnham post Ghostbusters Fans 8/2/14
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- ↑ Tom Waltz post Ghostbusters Fans 11/11/14
- ↑ erikburnham Tweet 8/26/11
- ↑ Earth Station One Episode 89 (ts. 39:39-39:56)
- ↑ Erik Burnham post Ghostbusters Fans 6/29/12
- ↑ Crossing the Streams Episode 30 3/7/13 39:16-39:50
- ↑ Erik Burnham Fanpage Facebook reply 3/24/13
- ↑ Erik Burnham post IDW Forums 5/28/13
- ↑ Cross the Streams Radio Show Episode 32, 35:35-35:42 mark
- ↑ Erik Burnham AMA Redditt 2/26/14
- ↑ Issues With Friends Special 09: Erik Burnham and Dan Schoening; 50:26-52:22 mark 4/8/15
- ↑ Tristan Jones post IDW Forums 4/11/13
- ↑ Tristan Jones post Ghostbusters Fans 8/14/14
- ↑ Erik Burnham IDW Forums post 4/6/12
- ↑ Guys With Pencils Episode 77, Who you gonna call? Dan Schoening!, 31:11-31:45 mark
- ↑ Erik Burnham Ghostbusters Fans post #2 11/12/12
- ↑ Erik Burnham post Ghostbusters Fans 4/1/13
- ↑ Positively Nerdy #91 42:51-43:02
- ↑ erikburnham 11/18/13
- ↑ Erik Burnham post IDW Forums 1/8/14
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- ↑ erikburnham 3/3/15
- ↑ erikburnham Tweet #1 3/18/15
- ↑ Previews World "IDW's Tom Waltz Talks Ghostbusters: Get Real" 4/20/15
- ↑ chris_ryall tweet 3/9/15
- ↑ TomWaltz Tweet 3/13/15
- ↑ erikburnham Tweet #2 3/18/15
- ↑ erikburnham Tweet #3 3/18/15
- ↑ erikburnham Tweet #4 3/18/15
- ↑ Ghostbusters HQ Interview with Erik Burnham 3/18/15
- ↑ Issues With Friends Special 09: Erik Burnham and Dan Schoening; 15:06-17:45, 50:00-50:15 mark 4/8/15
- ↑ Previews World "IDW's Tom Waltz Talks Ghostbusters: Get Real" 4/20/15
- ↑ TRexJones Tweet 6/23/14
- ↑ IDW Publishing 7/15/14
- ↑ Issuu-IDW Publishing page 3/36
- ↑ Bobby Curnow post Technodrome Forum 7/16/14
- ↑ erikburnham Tweet 7/18/14
- ↑ Comic Book Resources Interview 7/25/14
- ↑ "The Grim, The Green, & The Ghosts In Epic IDW Crossover" Previews Interview 8/5/14
- ↑ Review Fix Interview with Erik Burnham 8/15/14
- ↑ The Pow Wow Show 8/27/14, 1:13:22-1:13:26
- ↑ Dapperpomade Tweet 9/6/14
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- ↑ Cross the Streams Episode 20, 42 minute mark
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- ↑ Erik Burnham post IDW Forums
- ↑ Erik Burnham post Ghostbusters Fans Forum 10/14/12
- ↑ Erik Burnham Ghostbusters Fans post #1 11/13/12
- ↑ Erik Burnham post Ghostbusters Fans 2/20/13
- ↑ Erik Burnham post Ghostbusters Fans 4/24/13
- ↑ Erik Burnham post Ghostbusters Fans 4/25/13
- ↑ Erik Burnham post Ghostbusters Fans 6/22/13
- ↑ erikburnham Tweet #2 10/9/13
- ↑ erikburnham Tweet 11/7/13
- ↑ Erik Burnham post Ghostbusters Fans 8/28/12
- ↑ erikburnham Tweet 11/10/12
- ↑ Erik Burnham TwitCast 11/12/12
- ↑ Erik Burnham Ghostbusters Fans post 11/12/12
- ↑ IDW Publishing Press Release 11/14/12
- ↑ erikburnham Tweet 11/14/12
- ↑ Erik Burnham Ghostbusters Fans post 11/15/12
- ↑ Erik Burnham post IDW Forums 12/18/12
- ↑ Ghostbusters Wiki Interview with Erik Burnham 1/4/13
- ↑ CBR Interview "Burnham Busts Up New "Ghostbusters" Ongoing Series
- ↑ erikburnham Tweet 1/21/13
- ↑ Erik Burnham post IDW Forums 2/1/13
- ↑ USA Today Interview with Erik Burnham 2/12/13
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- ↑ Erik Burnham post IDW Forums 3/1/13
- ↑ Crossing the Streams Episode 30 3/7/13 27:08-27:32
- ↑ Following The Nerd Podcast Ep. 52, 35:32-36:30 3/12/13 (posted online)
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- ↑ IDW Publishing Press Release 11/14/12
- ↑ Erik Burnham Ghostbusters Fans post 11/14/12
- ↑ Erik Burnham Interview CBR 11/16/12
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- ↑ erikburnham Tweet 1/22/13
- ↑ erikburnham Tweet 3/24/13
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- ↑ Erik Burnham post IDW Forums 3/13/13
- ↑ Erik Burnham Interview CBR 3/29/13
- ↑ Erik Burnham post Ghostbusters Fans 4/1/13
- ↑ Erik Burnham post IDW Forums 4/28/13
- ↑ Erik Burnham post IDW Forums 5/27/13
- ↑ erikburnham Tweet #1 5/15/13
- ↑ erikburnham Tweet #2 5/15/13
- ↑ DocShaner Tweet 5/15/13
- ↑ Erik Burnham post IDW Forums 5/28/13
- ↑ Doc Shander Tumblr "Something Strange in your Neighborhood" 7/9/13
- ↑ Doc Shander Tumblr "Forty years of darkness earthquakes volcanoes" 7/9/13
- ↑ DocShaner Tweet 7/10/13
- ↑ DocShaner Tweer 7/11/13
- ↑ DocShaner Tweet #1 7/12/13
- ↑ DocShaner Tweet #2 7/12/13
- ↑ erikburnham Tweet 9/17/13
- ↑ Erik Burnham post IDW Forums 5/28/13
- ↑ erikburnham Tweet 6/26/13
- ↑ Dan Schoening Instagram 6/29/13
- ↑ Dapperpomade Tweet 7/8/13
- ↑ Dan Schoening deviantArt "Ron and the Rookie" 7/27/13
- ↑ Cross the Streams Episode 34, 42:15-42:52, 7/29/13
- ↑ Erik Burnham post IDW Forums 8/30/13
- ↑ Following The Nerd Podcast Ep. 52, 21:29-22:10 3/12/13 (posted online)
- ↑ erikburnham Tweet 5/8/13
- ↑ Erik Burnham post IDW Forums 5/27/13
- ↑ Erik Burnham post IDW Forums 5/28/13
- ↑ Erik Burnham post IDW Forums 5/28/13
- ↑ Ghostbusters IDW Tumblr "Quick Sketch Dan Whipped Up Today I Think Its" 10/17/13
- ↑ Dan Schoening deviantArt "Happy Horror Days" 7/12/13
- ↑ Erik Burnham AMA Redditt 2/26/14
- ↑ Positively Nerdy #91 42:51-43:02
- ↑ erikburnham 8/28/13
- ↑ erikburnham Tweet 10/9/13
- ↑ erikburnham Tweet 10/31/13
- ↑ erikburnham Tweet 11/3/13
- ↑ CTS Radio Tweet 10/23/13
- ↑ Cross The Streams Episode 36, 9:40-10:04
- ↑ Erik Burnham post IDW Forums 5/27/13
- ↑ Living Myth Media Interview with Erik Burnham 7/16/13
- ↑ erikburnham Tweet 10/11/13
- ↑ CTS Radio Tweet 10/23/13
- ↑ Cross The Streams Episode 36, 7:06-7:14
- ↑ February 2014 Solicitations via Comic Book Resources 11/15/13
- ↑ Following the Nerd 11/16/13
- ↑ Interview with Erik Burnham Comic Vine 11/21/13
- ↑ The Following the Nerd Podcast Ep 80, 36-38 minute mark
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- ↑ Erik Burnham Interview by Comic Book Resources 12/31/13
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- ↑ erikburnham Tweet 1/15/14
- ↑ Erik Burnham AMA Redditt 2/26/14
- ↑ erikburnham Tweet 3/13/14
- ↑ Dapperpomade Tweet 4/14/14
- ↑ The Outhousers Erik Burnham Interview 9:22-9:37 5/7/14
- ↑ erikburnham Tweet 5/7/14
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- ↑ Dapperpomade Tweet 5/17/14
- ↑ Dapperpomade Tweet 5/19/14
- ↑ Dapperpomade Tweet #1 6/16/14
- ↑ Dapperpomade Tweet #2 6/16/14
- ↑ We The Nerdy Erik Burnham interview 6/17/14
- ↑ Comic Vine Erik Burnham and Dan Schoening Interview 6/17/14
- ↑ TRexJones Tweet #1 6/18/14
- ↑ TRexJones Tweet #2 6/18/14
- ↑ TRexJones Tweet #3 6/18/14
- ↑ erikburnham Tweet 6/25/14
- ↑ IDW Forum Post
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- ↑ CBR Interview 8/18/11
- ↑ erikburnham Tweet #2 8/31/11
- ↑ Dan Schoening GB Fans post
- ↑ Erik Burnham GB Fans post
- ↑ "Creator's Commentary: 'Ghostbusters' #1 With Erik Burnham" MTV Geek!
- ↑ Erik Burnham Ectozone post
- ↑ IDW Forums 10/30/11
- ↑ erikburnham Formspring Reply 11/12/11
- ↑ Earth Station One Episode 89 (ts. 51:30)
- ↑ Tristan Jones deviantArt 1/31/12
- ↑ Erik Burnham IDW Forums post 1/31/12
- ↑ Comic Book Late Night 3/3/12, 57:33-58:32
- ↑ Erik Burnham post Ghostbusters Fans 9/19/12
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- ↑ erikburnham Tweet 8/14/11
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- ↑ "What Might Have Been... The untold story of the second arc of GHOSTBUSTERS" entry
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- ↑ Journal Comment
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- ↑ Journal Comment #3
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- ↑ Ghostbusters: Destroyer Entry from RyallTime Blog
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- ↑ TRexJones Tweet #1 9/13/11
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- ↑ erikburnham Tweet #1 1/17/12
- ↑ erikburnham Tweet #2 1/17/12
- ↑ All Star Comics Melbourne Facebook 1/20/12
- ↑ Tristan Jones post Ghostbusters Fans 1/22/12
- ↑ TRexJones Tweet 1/25/12
- ↑ TRexJones 1/26/12
- ↑ TRexJones Tweet 1/31/12
- ↑ Erik Burnham IDW Forums 2/9/12
- ↑ IDW May Solicitations 2/17/12
- ↑ TRexJones Tweet #1 5/14/12
- ↑ TRexJones Tweet #2 5/14/12
- ↑ Tristan Jones Facebook 5/23/12
- ↑ Luis Delgado deviantArt 5/24/12
- ↑ erikburnham Tweet 9/24/12
- ↑ erikburnham Tweet 10/10/12
- ↑ erikburnham Tweet 10/16/12
- ↑ "Unused Ghostbusters Comic Covers" Dan Schoening deviantArt 7/14/13
- ↑ Real Tampa Bay Ghostbusters-CNN article
- ↑ IDW Blog Entry
- ↑ The Real Tampa Bay Ghostbusters Interview video
- ↑ erikburnham Tweet 5/31/12
- ↑ erikburnham Tweet 7/5/12
- ↑ Dapperpomade Tweet 7/6/12
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Fallout is still, well, falling out from the Supreme Court's declaration of gay marriage as a constitutional right. Most are also lagging behind the New York Times, which set the pace on Thursday with its advance story on conservative fears of the implications of the decision.
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Within hours of the Supreme Court decision legalizing same-sex marriage, an array of conservatives including the governors of Texas and Louisiana and religious groups called for stronger legal protections for those who want to avoid any involvement in same-sex marriage, like catering a gay wedding or providing school housing to gay couples, based on religious beliefs.
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It seems time for a civics lesson for the anti-U.S. Lindsay Graham, R-S.C., set who seem to be floundering in a wayward complaint that he is not conservative enough. I'm going to vote for Graham because he is conservative and is the best person to do the job senators are supposed to do.
As to civics, we have two bodies in Congress: the House of Representatives, which was designed to be parochial with citizens having the right to fire their representative after two years for not doing right – in today's case not being "conservative enough." The Senate was designed to be a national policy-making body with two people – senators – designated from each state being given the security of a six-year term so that they could stay above transient parochial interests, debate national policy matters, and/or do battle over deviant causes that could do harm to the nation and to their state.
Graham is a lawyer equipped for and unafraid to engage in debate, and as a colonel in the Air Force Reserves, knows of our defense needs and is a strong supporter of our troops and of their needs for proper health care.
He believes that the war against radical Islam, globally and for our nation, is the defining challenge of our time. Domestically, he has opposed Obamacare and fights for fiscal discipline to Washington. For South Carolina, he has championed the deepening of Port Charleston, fought the NLRB's effort to close Boeing's 787 assembly line and supports nuclear, oil and gas developments in the state.
I like what Graham is doing as my senator.
He is conservative and is forceful in his concerns for both our state and nation.
I do not see in any of his challengers the understanding, strengths and convictions that Graham has to offer. That, and this civics review, bids you to vote for Graham for senator.
Jim Wetzel
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Yes, the DLH pool does have the best theming, bar none. Advantage to the GCH is multiple pools and multiple hot tubs, so there can be much more separation of adults and children. But yes, the theming of the GCH pool area is quite lacking.Originally Posted by Princess Buttercup
When we were last at the GCH two years ago, we were told we could use any pool, and since the slide was down for that day at GCH, we walked (in November) over to DLH. Pool there was nice, but one heck of a walk just for a pool.
What I find is disturbing in general about the Disney hotels is their slide hours do not match their pool hours. If a pool is open, I expect all of a pool to be up and running.


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Published October 11, 2012
UNITED THEY STAND: In Melbourne, Linda Pearce notes Australian Open prize money is expected to increase to AU$40M by '16 as the "stakes continue to rise in the remuneration battle between the grand slams and the men hungry for a larger slice of the expanding financial pie." Tournament Dir Craig Tiley "would not confirm" the AU$40M figure, but "reiterated the tournament's commitment to adequately compensate all players, but particularly those ranked 50 and below who often struggle financially once travelling and coaching expenses are factored in." Tennis Australia officials met with the ATP Player Council -- including president Roger Federer -- and a board of management in Shanghai over recent days "for what Tiley described as 'very positive' talks with a group that he believes is 'the most united that I've seen it in 20 years'" (Melbourne AGE, 10/9).


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WHITE MOUNTAIN -- With the nearest dog teams 45 miles behind and facing a vicious headwind, Lance Mackey pulled into the Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race's penultimate checkpoint Tuesday night nearly assured of his third straight win in the 1,000-mile marathon that started in Anchorage 11 days ago.
The 38-year-old from Fairbanks stopped short of guaranteeing victory but conceded the odds of his crossing first beneath the burled arch in Nome today are high.
"Things would have to blow up on my face," he said. "(Nome) ain't that far. I could walk to Nome in the time it would take for them to catch me."
Hours back along the trail, John Baker of Kotzebue and Sebastian Schnuelle of Whitehorse, Yukon, were resting in the village of Elim.
Since taking the Iditarod lead Thursday shortly before the ghost town that gave the race its name, Mackey's super dogs have been practically flawless.
He arrived here with 15 still in harness, six of which have been on both previous Iditarod winning teams. Of those six, five were in harness for Mackey's four career victories in the 1,000-mile Yukon Quest International Sled Dog Race between Whitehorse and Fairbanks.
"I know them better than I know my family," Mackey said.
Mackey did, however, have family here. His mom, Kathie Smith, showed up to surprise her son.
"Hey, hey! Holy (expletive)!" Mackey said when she bear-hugged him.
"Pretty damn cool, huh? Who would've ever dreamt?" he said.
Five years ago, Mackey was an Iditarod also-ran. A 36th place finisher in 2001, he was diagnosed with cancer and underwent surgery after the race. He tried to run in 2002 while in treatment, but had to drop out. He sat out 2003, but came back with the cancer beaten in 2004. He improved only to 24th.
The next year, though, he cracked the top-10. Then came the big breakthrough in 2007 when Mackey became the first musher in history to win the Quest and the Iditarod in the same year. Thirteen of his dogs ran both races to do what was thought impossible.
Doing the impossible once, though, wasn't enough. Mackey repeated the feat in 2008.
"Last year by far was the hardest Iditarod as far as performance level," he said. "This one has been more of a hang-on-and-enjoy-the-ride."
All he's had to do is listen to his dogs.
"They tell me when it's time (to go)," Mackey said.
It was clear at Takotna early on that Mackey had a super team. After completing a 24-hour layover there, his 16 dogs barked and pulled at their tuglines like they were leaving the Willow start line.
"It looked pretty nice," he said. "I had an amazing run to Ophir, grabbed a bale of straw and had every intention of stopping at Don's Cabin.
"I stopped and said, 'What's up?' and the dogs were screaming and barking, so I pulled the hook," Mackey said. "They're telling me what to do. So I dumped the straw, and it's been heaven ever since."
Heaven for him, perhaps, but pretty much hell for many other teams.
Near-hurricane-force winds blew across Norton Bay toward Shaktoolik on Monday night, causing havoc for those trying to cross the ice to the village of Koyuk. The winds likely reached 55 mph, said Baker, who grew up in windy Kotzebue. It was good, he noted, to have dogs accustomed to wind.
Baker left Shaktoolik with Jeff King, Iditarod veteran Aaron Burmeister from Nenana, and 2005 champ Mitch Seavey from Sterling. Those three decided to hunker down at the Brown Lake shelter cabin, about 10 miles outside the village. Baker kept going across the ice.
"We couldn't get any speed so I had to sit there behind the sled and just keep traveling,'' he said.
Mackey described trail conditions on the bay as stressful. Drifts a foot deep caused his team to veer off the marked route, and he kept yelling commands into the wind to try to get them back on course.
The bay wasn't the only place along the Bering Sea coast where the winds blew like a Texas tornado, either. Trail markers were missing at Moses Point near Elim, Mackey said.
"They probably just got blown away," he said. "It was blowing sideways and took everything to concentrate."
Blowing snow forced Mackey to stop every half hour or so to wipe away the accumulation on his dogs' snouts and eyes. But he said the only big problem he encountered was getting out of coastal checkpoints.
"We're a little sluggish," he said. "But it takes just a mile or two to fire up on all cylinders."
In Golovin on Tuesday, Mackey had to untangle a dawdling team a half-dozen times while trying to fend off villagers wanting autographs from one of the state's biggest celebrities.
"Sorry, I don't have time," he told a young boy.
Then the musher put prized lead dog Larry at the front of the team, changed his mind and paused to autograph the boy's down jacket.
"Oh hell, I've got time," he said.Live standings: Musher leaderboard
Video: Mackey leaves Unalakleet in the lead
Photos: Day 10
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