Sina Grace Announces New Memoir ‘Nothing Lasts Forever’ And The Return Of ‘Self-Obsessed’ [Exclusive]

Sina Grace is quickly turning into one of the most prolific creators in comics. Not only is he heading up Marvel's new Iceman solo series, he's also creating intimate and true-to-life autobio comics, and producing and starring in the webseries Self-Obsessed.

This year, Grace is launching a new graphic memoir, Nothing Lasts Forever, and even before that the new season of Self-Obsessed is set to debut in March. We've got a first look at preview pages from the new memoir, and the teaser trailer for Self-Obsessed season two!

The new season of Self-Obsessed --- originally based on another of Grace's autobiographical comics of the same name --- picks up from the events of the first season with Grace's ex comfortable in a new relationship, his friends struggling with career anxiety, and Grace faced with the perils and pitfalls of growing notoriety within the comic book industry.

In addition to a returning cast of Amber Benson, Jon Gabrus and Adam Busch, the series introduces Laura Silverman, Drew Droege, and Colleen Green as recurring characters.

Nothing Lasts Forever is the latest in Grace's series of graphic memoirs, charting his personal and professional growth inside and out of the comic book industry. In the new volume, he looks at his own insecurities compared to his peers as he lives the con-life and has to deal with the unexpected arrival of a new mystery illness. The memoir will be released by Image Comics as an original graphic novel this June.

Check out the exclusive preview for Nothing Lasts Forever below:

Here's the full solicitation information:

Nothing Lasts Forever

Image Comics is pleased to announce the return of cartoonist Sina Grace with another chapter in his growing library of reflective memoirs—producing his strongest and most compelling tale to date in NOTHING LASTS FOREVER.

This original graphic novel memoir chronicles a year of Grace’s heartbreaks, writer’s block, career highs, emotional lows, and the emergence of a mystery illness.

NOTHING LASTS FOREVER is Grace’s unflinching exploration of how to pick up the pieces and find hope when absolutely everything falls apart. If life’s a show, Grace makes certain that it’s worth every pay-per-view.

June 7, 176 pages, full color, $14.99