Read the Archetypal Images Sponsorship Special Comic Book online for free,
I actually posted this page out of sequence when I began hyping the new comic, so thought I should make a quick re-post to keep things moving linearly from the beginning, now.
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Here’s some more recent news on the scientific community coming to grips with the Multiverse. NPR’s Ira Flatow interviews Brian Green, who was featured in a special NOVA series a while back, The Elegant Universe, which you can view online at PBS for free. I highly recommend both.
Brian Greene on The Hidden Reality : NPR.
Ok, more new art for all my peeps! If you’re one of those kind souls who’s been voting for me on Facebook—or you’re inclined to become one—here’s the link to vote!
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Ok, here’s the pencils for the 2nd page of the new comic I’m working on (please click to enlarge). Depending on how well you know me you may recognize the character being introduced in this page—Solar Powered Man (SPM).
If you read the Sponsorship Special comic then you might recall having seen a glimpse of this luminous being betwixt its pages. Actually, this fellow has been simmering behind the scenes since I started venturing down this perennial path, more than ten years ago.
I’d originally intended to introduce SPM in a different volume of work long before now, but life has it’s ways of taking us down roads we never imagined, so this will now be his main debut. As such, it is also worth mentioning that this new comic is intended to pull together the various loose threads I’ve introduced over the last decade, so keep a close eye in the following weeks as we ramp up towards the proper christening of this new comic.
Peace!
Here’s the first page of the new webcomic I’m working on. A couple posts back I shared page four of this project; did that for a couple reasons, but now I’m realizing it’d be better to just start from the beginning.
This is simply the pencils, so before the final draft is posted it’ll be inked and colored/shaded in photoshop, which may take me a little while yet, given my current pace.
