NASHVILLE, TN—Years ago, Grace Mann ran from home to make her fortune in
the big city—but things didn't work out like she'd hoped. Following a career as
a semi-successful professional lady wrestler, the prodigal daughter has returned
home to Hope Falls, Tennessee ... where she now serves as the small town's new
sheriff. Her adventures unfold every week online in the new comic strip
Best Mann For The Job, produced by crime fiction writer Chris Well and
comics veteran Erica Well.
"Grace is trying to make something better of her life, but she's still dealing with
a lot of baggage from her past," explains Chris, who co-writes the series with
wife/artist Erica. "And Best Mann For The Job will explore that—along with all the
crime-fightin' action you can expect when the sheriff is an ex- pro-wrestler with anger management issues."
"Like a lot of us, Grace is just trying to find where she fits in life," adds Erica, a former staffer for DC Comics and
creator of The Miller Sisters comic strip. "There's a very good possibility she's finally found here place—and,
much to her surprise, it's back home."
Readers can start the story from the beginning at StudioWell.com/BestMannForTheJob. There's also a
preview trailer on YouTube and a fan page on Facebook.
Chris Well is an award-winning writer whose fiction has appeared in Alfred Hitchcock’s Mystery Magazine and
Flashing in the Gutters. His laugh-out-loud crime thrillers Forgiving Solomon Long, Deliver Us From Evelyn,
and Tribulation House were simultaneously ranked the top three most discussed books on the Web in May 2007
by Technorati, which tracks more than 250 million pieces of social media. His next book, the whodunit trilogy The
Kentucky Geezers Mysteries, will be published in 2010 as a 3-in-1 omnibus from Heartsong Presents: Mysteries.
Erica Well, an illustrator and instructor, sold her first illustrations at thirteen, and became fascinated with the
creation of comics at sixteen after her first visit to Marvel Comics. In 1987, she began working in the industry in
retail and publishing—including staff positions with Milestone Media, Broadway Comics, and DC Comics. Erica's
currently working on her first graphic novel. Visit her online at ComicSpace.com/EricaWell.
Chris and Erica are represented by MacGregor Literary.
For an interview or publicity images contact StudioWell.
Info@StudioWell.com
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the big city—but things didn't work out like she'd hoped. Following a career as
a semi-successful professional lady wrestler, the prodigal daughter has returned
home to Hope Falls, Tennessee ... where she now serves as the small town's new
sheriff. Her adventures unfold every week online in the new comic strip
Best Mann For The Job, produced by crime fiction writer Chris Well and
comics veteran Erica Well.
"Grace is trying to make something better of her life, but she's still dealing with
a lot of baggage from her past," explains Chris, who co-writes the series with
wife/artist Erica. "And Best Mann For The Job will explore that—along with all the
crime-fightin' action you can expect when the sheriff is an ex- pro-wrestler with anger management issues."
"Like a lot of us, Grace is just trying to find where she fits in life," adds Erica, a former staffer for DC Comics and
creator of The Miller Sisters comic strip. "There's a very good possibility she's finally found here place—and,
much to her surprise, it's back home."
Readers can start the story from the beginning at StudioWell.com/BestMannForTheJob. There's also a
preview trailer on YouTube and a fan page on Facebook.
Chris Well is an award-winning writer whose fiction has appeared in Alfred Hitchcock’s Mystery Magazine and
Flashing in the Gutters. His laugh-out-loud crime thrillers Forgiving Solomon Long, Deliver Us From Evelyn,
and Tribulation House were simultaneously ranked the top three most discussed books on the Web in May 2007
by Technorati, which tracks more than 250 million pieces of social media. His next book, the whodunit trilogy The
Kentucky Geezers Mysteries, will be published in 2010 as a 3-in-1 omnibus from Heartsong Presents: Mysteries.
Erica Well, an illustrator and instructor, sold her first illustrations at thirteen, and became fascinated with the
creation of comics at sixteen after her first visit to Marvel Comics. In 1987, she began working in the industry in
retail and publishing—including staff positions with Milestone Media, Broadway Comics, and DC Comics. Erica's
currently working on her first graphic novel. Visit her online at ComicSpace.com/EricaWell.
Chris and Erica are represented by MacGregor Literary.
For an interview or publicity images contact StudioWell.
Info@StudioWell.com
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