During World War I, the Harlem Hellfighters earned their place in history through their courage and service on the battlefield. The 369th Infantry Regiment became known for its fighting record in France, while its soldiers faced the discrimination that African Americans endured during this era.

In Hellfighters of Stercland, members of the 369th find themselves on a different path when their wartime service brings them to Stercland. Their experiences connect the regiment's military history with the nation of Stercland, setting the stage for a story about service, loyalty, and the bonds formed on the battlefield.

The story will predominantly follow five historical figures from the Hellfighters: Henry Johnson, Needham Roberts, James Reese Europe, Noble Sissle, and William Hayward.

Cada semana subo una pagina nueva. Esto y mucho más aqui!

Hello!

As many of you may be aware, a few months back I debuted the first issue of my comic, 'HITMAN HOTLINE', on Kickstarter to (surprisingly) great success (and a BIG thank you to everyone who has shown support to, offered designs, ideas, and feedback since!)... And long story short, I'll soon be releasing Issue 2!

After lots more writing, drawing, procrastinating, colouring, and lettering, I am happy to say this second, extra-large chapter is almost complete! Slightly less punching and kicking - a lot more story, characters, and dialogue. You know, all that good typical book-stuff! I'm also going to be reselling Issue 1 for anyone that missed it!

Unlike last time, I actually have a pre-launch page for this chapter (something which is apparently very important - news to me!) for anyone who wants to sign up to be notified of Issue 2's release, or just to be nosy. Please check out the new kickstarter link below! Thanks!

'HITMAN HOTLINE #2' Pre Launch Page!

Hello Peeps! Here's a new page to celebrate the almost-weekend. You can read the rest of the story at www.thesagaofthejackofspades.com

From the self publishing boom to Nickelodeon, the appeal of the turtles hits hard

Short comic I did about death and it took me into the direction of fear and entitlement. I think my brain and really messed up!

"This interview stems from a personal interest and a long-standing fascination with political and underground comics from the 1970s and 1990s, and, in particular, with the New York scene...."

Does anyone know if Al Colombia has any social media presence? Been looking for him everywhere and can’t find him. Seems he’s taken this Instagram he had from 5 years ago down.
My friend and I were going to cosplay as Pim&Francie this year for Halloween and we wanted to tag him because duh he’s cool and worth letting him know we love his artwork.
If anyone can find his Facebook or insta or anything I’d greatly appreciate it.
Or at least let me know if he doesn’t want to be found since he seems to be nowhere at all.

I posted the first 4 panels recently, and at that point, this was untitled. I’ve decided to title the story “Meals.” Here’s panel 5.