New robot girl comic book coming this fall

[Doctor Robo]

Image Comics will be producing a five part comic book miniseries about a Geppetto-type character who builds his own robot girl. The series was created by one of the members of the band Fall Out Boy, hence the name "Fallout Toyworks".

Here's a news release from Image:

FALL OUT BOY'S PETE WENTZ TO CREATE FALL OUT TOY WORKS AT IMAGE COMICS THIS SEPTEMBER!
MTV breaks news of FALL OUT TOY WORKS, the new comic book mini-series from Fall Out Boy's Pete Wentz!
Earlier today, MTV broke news of Fall Out Boy vocalist and bassist Pete Wentz teaming up with famed designer Darren Romanelli, Nathan Cabrera, WINTERMEN's Brett Lewis and Imaginary Friends Studio's Sam Basri to create an all-new comic book series with Image Comics debuting this September, FALL OUT TOY WORKS.

"Me and Darren came up with the idea of creating a world around 'Tiffany Blews'," Wentz told MTV News. "It's more than a comic too. In the end, it will be a graphic novel, clothing, web site and possible toys themselves."

FALL OUT TOY WORKS, inspired by the ideas and lyrics of Fall Out Boy, tells the story of a brilliant young robot maker who risks his entire company for his factory's newly produced android named Tiffany as she becomes his greatest passion and potentially his own destruction. FALL OUT TOY WORKS teams Wentz with Darren Romanelli AKA Dr. Romanelli “DRx”, the ground breaking designer behind the reinterpretations of Nike, Looney Tunes and Black Sabbath, and writer Brett Lewis, the acclaimed creator of BULLETPROOF MONK and The Wintermen. Art chores will be handled by Sam Basri of Imaginary Friends Studios, the art studio behind the art for Radical'’s Hercules: The Thracian Wars, Caliber: First Canon of Justice and Steve Nile'’s City of Dust.

Darren Romanelli added, "Pete had hit me up about designing him some custom gear and we immediately clicked. We've been throwing ideas back and forth for some time and FALL OUT TOY WORKS stemmed from a place of passion and common ground between us. Of course, Fall Out Boy has been a major inspiration, but we're reaching in the larger world of art, fashion and pop culture. We've also brought in my frequent collaborator, Nathan Cabrera, to help conceive the wider world and are thrilled to have a writer of Brett Lewis' status realizing these ideas to their fullest potential with Sam Basri of Imaginary Friends Studios."

FALL OUT TOY WORKS #1, a 32-page full color five-issue comic book for $3.99, will be in stores September 2nd, 2009. For more information, please see http://fallouttoyworks.com.

[Dementis]

Surfed around and looked this comic up...

It's on wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fall_Out_Toy_Works

It has it's own site: http://fallouttoyworks.com/

It seems you can read the entire comic here:
http://fallouttoyworks.keenspot.com/d/20120326.html

I have read the first issue and it looks promising.

[DollSpace]

Surfed around and looked this comic up...

It's on wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fall_Out_Toy_Works

It has it's own site: http://fallouttoyworks.com/

It seems you can read the entire comic here:
http://fallouttoyworks.keenspot.com/d/20120326.html

I have read the first issue and it looks promising.

Awesome, both of you! Thank you; I'll be sure to look at it soon!

[dale coba]

The series is also available in the FTP.

- Dale Coba

[dingdongdug]

how can we go to FTP please???

[BD]

comics 1-4 are ok, comic 5 has scrambled pages, the correct order of the pages is coming up now on http://fallouttoyworks.keenspot.com/