Near Mint Condition interviews Greg Pak about LILO & STITCH, HULK, WARLOCK, and everything else!

I had  a great time last night talking with Uncanny Omar for the Near Mint Condition YouTube channel – and now the whole conversation is available for viewing!

We talked for almost 90 minutes about everything from my earliest experiences with making comics to breaking into the industry and writing WARLOCK and PHOENIX ENDSONG to the development of PLANET HULK to my current work on LILO & STITCH. It was a fun one!

Feel freel to check it out!

New Humble Bundle supporting the CBLDF includes Greg Pak’s JOHN WICK and BATTLESTAR GALACTICA comics!

Hey, there’s less than an hour left to support the latest Dynamite Comics Humble Bundle, through which you can get HUNDREDS of digital comics, including my 12 issue BATTLESTAR GALACTICA run and the first three issues of my JOHN WICK series!

Check it out here!

When you check out, you can use the sliders to indicate how much of your purchase you want to go to the Comic Book Legal Defense and Education Fund, a key nonprofit in the comics industry.

Three volumes of BSG comics written by Greg Pak now just $2.99 each at Comixology!

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A few years back, I wrote twelve issues of a Battlestar Galactica comic book series that tied in with the brilliant Ron Moore reboot of the television series. Now Comixology is selling the digital versions of three volumes of those issues for just $2.99 each in its BSG sale! Had a ton of fun on that series and it had great art by Nigel Raynor and Jonathan Lau. Check it out and enjoy!

Examiner.com digs Greg Pak’s “Battlestar Galactica”

An excerpt:

Writer Greg Pak, best known in my eyes as the man who sired the epic Planet Hulk, knows the Galactica mythos well, pitting Colonial prophecy against Cylon paranoia as well as fusing Viper dogfights with marine firefights. Adama’s exchanges with Starbuck, as well Baltar’s conversations with his imaginary Six, sound dead-on, so much so that you can hear the actor’s voices reading the lines. The greatest touch is Adama’s journal entries, which he addresses to the real Zak’s memory.

Click here to read the whole thing.

Just two days left to buy signed Greg Pak “Battlestar” and “Phoenix” trades in Planet Karen Benefit Auction!

Greg Pak has donated signed trade paperbacks (including “Phoenix Endsong,” “Phoenix Warsong,” and three “Battlestar Galactica” trades) to the Planet Karen Benefit Auction, which is raising funds for webcomics creator Karen Ellis, whose home was recently destroyed in a fire. Just two days remain in the auction — click on the images below to bid today!

CBR posts the entire intro issue of Greg Pak’s “Battlestar Galactica” comic

Comic Book Resources has posted an exclusive preview of the entire first issue of Greg Pak’s “Battlestar Galactica” comic book series for Dynamite.
Click here to read the preview. Then check out the links below to buy the collected trades at a 32 percent discount from Amazon.com.
New Battlestar Galactica Vol. 1 (TPB)
New Battlestar Galactica Vol. 2 (TPB)
New Battlestar Galactica Vol. 3 (TPB)

Chadzilla Roars about Greg Pak’s “Battlestar Galactica” Vol. 1

The blog Chadzilla Roars has given the first volume of Greg Pak’s “Battlestar Galactica” comics series a rave review. Here’s an excerpt:

The creative team captures the tense drama and white knuckle action of the series, with the byzantinian plot twists they throw at the reader every few pages feeling organic to plot, rather than coming across as cheap “Gotcha!” gimmicks. I’ll be picking up and cracking open Volume 2 at some point in the, I hope, not too distant future. I’ve got some catching up to do.

Click here to read the whole thing.

2008.02.27 – “Battlestar Galactica” Vol. 3 trade paperback


The third trade paperback of the “Battlestar Galactica” comic book series written by Greg Pak hit comic book stores on February 27. This final storyline of the series focusses in particular on Sharon, the Cylon played by Grace Park on the television show. Here’s what WizardUniverse.com had to say about the last issue of the series:

… the emphasis here is on human relationships and human tragedy, even if the ‘human’ in question happens to be a machine. Throughout, it’s easy to hear the voices of Katee Sackhoff, Edward James Olmos, James Callis et al delivering Pak’s smart, sad dialogue. Way to close on a high note, BSG team.

Tell your local store to hold a copy for you today!
Click here for more information about the comic book series.