Hark! A hero appears! Who could it be? But soft! The artist will be in Marietta, OH on July 28 for the River City Comic Arts Festival! Do come for the delights of sequential images and patrons in armor!
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And now we begin the Lore Dump ™. By the way, if you’re in the Marietta, OH area on July 28, I’ll be at the River City Comic Arts Festival that day.
Chapter 2, Page 29
Here’s a funny thing I learned in studying new languages (especially Navajo and Spanish): idioms and phrases don’t translate one-to-one from culture to culture. So Basho being confused by the phrase “we’re all ears” is due to the fact that[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Chapter 2, Page 28
I don’t usually see enough culture shock in the comics I read, so Jamie Roberts and friends are going to be experiencing a LOT of that in this series. This is, in part, pulled from my experiences in Navajo Nation:[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Chapter 2, Page 27
We’re delaying the Lore Dump ™.
The KickStarter campaign for The Legend of Jamie Roberts, Chapter 1 in print ends TOMORROW. If you haven’t pre-ordered your copy of the book, go to the campaign and back it ASAP.
Chapter 1 of this epic is NOW ON KICKSTARTER! Be sure to pre-order the book by backing this campaign BEFORE JUNE 20. The print book will have things not available here on the website, like: a never-before-published comic about Captain[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Chapter 1, Page 26
It’s the end of Chapter 1! DUN DUN DUN. There will be a two-week hiatus so I can make Chapter 2’s first few pages. Updates will resume June 12. Want to see the comic pages while in the making? Patreon’s[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Chapter 1, Page 25
on May 22, 2019
at 12:01 am
SO. MUCH. ACTION. Speaking of action – YWCA Mini-Con is this Saturday, May 26 in Wheeling WV, and I’ll be there! Check it out on the Facebook event page for more info.
Chapter 1, Page 24
on May 15, 2019
at 12:01 am
Well, when someone offers you a job, you don’t ask what the heck an “Oothfe” is.
