Launching on March 15, Mike Grell’s first Kickstater campaign will go live just as he appears at Emerald City Con in Seattle. Grell lived in Seattle for many years, and it is always like a homecoming when he returns. What better place to launch the return of his unfinished series MAGGIE THE CAT!

Mike Grell (born September 13, 1947) [1] is an American comic book writer and artist, known for his work on books such as Green Lantern/Green Arrow, The Warlord, and Jon Sable Freelance.

Jan 30, 2019 · Grell announced plans to launch a Kickstarter to fund the completion of the unfinished Maggie the Cat series with new pages and elements from Grell’s finished screenplay added to the original issues which will be repackaged as a 64-page deluxe square-bound book.

Feb 1, 2019 · Instead, she becomes tabloid fodder like Princess Diana after her cheating husband dies in a car wreck with his latest mistress. Hounded by the press, she is dubbed MAGGIE THE CAT.

Cheshire Cat Grin: This seems to be a popular trope for the characters of this series, but now Grell can especially fit it, seeing as the reaper portrayed the Cheshire Cat in the Alice in Wonderland-inspired OVA. Collective Identity: Grell is one half of "Jack The Ripper", being Madam Red's accomplice in murdering the prostitutes.

Maggie the Cat was created by writer/artist Mike Grell and appeared in her own title in 1996. Though it was originally intended to be a four issue series, only the first two...

Jan 30, 2019 · Comics mainstay Mike Grell, famed for his work on Green Arrow, Warlord and the Legion of Super-Heroes, is planning a big return to one of his cult-fave projects — Maggie the Cat, his never-completed thriller from the ’90s.

Jan 30, 2019 · Legendary Green Arrow writer/artist Mike Grell is planning to complete his unfinished Maggie the Cat miniseries this summer with the help of Kickstarter. According to the 13th Dimension, Grell is planning for a two-book set …

Untitled story, script and art by Mike Grell; Maggie is convinced to steal a painting as part of a plot to catch an old Nazi. "Maggie the Cat" article by Mike Gold, art by Mike Grell; Information on the Maggie the Cat title, and some response to the Shaman's Tears title.