Harvey Birdman is dead-- who wants his stuff?
by JC Fletcher 
{ Oct 3rd 2007 at 3:00PM }
Want some Harvey Birdman: Attorney at Law swag? Why, of course you do! To promote the new Harvey Birdman game, Capcom is holding a comic-creating contest featuring the show's cast.
Apparently (we, uh, didn't see it) Harvey died at the end of the show of being-hit-by-a-bus-driven-by-Phil-Ken-Sebben-related causes. The contest asks you to create a comic depicting your idea of what happens next. As Capcom puts it: "Is he dead? Is he back in court and trying to prove that he's still alive?" So don't just make three panels of a dead Birdman lying on the ground. That would be boring. We suggest talking and maybe movement.
Capcom is providing character art, backgrounds, and (unfortunately tiny) speech bubbles for you to employ in your cartooning. Should you cartoon successfully, you could win a Harvey Birdman DVD set, a bobble head, and other stuff!
Apparently (we, uh, didn't see it) Harvey died at the end of the show of being-hit-by-a-bus-driven-by-Phil-Ken-Sebben-related causes. The contest asks you to create a comic depicting your idea of what happens next. As Capcom puts it: "Is he dead? Is he back in court and trying to prove that he's still alive?" So don't just make three panels of a dead Birdman lying on the ground. That would be boring. We suggest talking and maybe movement.
Capcom is providing character art, backgrounds, and (unfortunately tiny) speech bubbles for you to employ in your cartooning. Should you cartoon successfully, you could win a Harvey Birdman DVD set, a bobble head, and other stuff!
Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
bd @ Oct 3rd 2007 3:28PM
I may not be able to create the winning comic, but I do have this whip.
Peter Potamus @ Oct 3rd 2007 11:18PM
Did you get that thing I sent ya?
Kai Cherry @ Oct 4th 2007 1:35AM
Ha HA! welts!
Metacore @ Oct 4th 2007 8:09PM
@Peter Potamus
-"Oh god! Harvey's corpse! Why would you send me that?! How?!!"
P.S.
Capcom is awesome when it comes to these contests. I wish more companies understood their audience...