ArroYEAH! Update for 6 August 2012:
My comics adaptation of “The Mayors” from Isaac Asimov’s Foundation continues! Drawn for my junior thesis project, this science fiction story focuses on the use of religion as an imperialist tool. Science religion!
The final two pages go up next week.
These promo panels get cornier and cornier.
Oh hey, I updated my webcomic! This week we’ve got crowd scenes.
ArroYEAH! Update for 23 July 2012:
After a troubling month, my adaptation of “The Mayors” from Isaac Asimov’s Foundation continues! Drawn for my junior thesis project, this science fiction story focuses on the use of religion as an imperialist tool. Science religion!
ArroYEAH! Update for 25 June 2012:
This week, my adaptation of “The Mayors” from Isaac Asimov’s Foundation continues! Drawn for my junior thesis project, this science fiction story focuses on the use of religion as an imperialist tool.
ArroYEAH! Update for 25 June 2012:
This week, my adaptation of “The Mayors” from Isaac Asimov’s Foundationcontinues! Drawn for my junior thesis project, this science fiction story focuses on the use of religion as an imperialist tool.
ArroYEAH! Update for 11 June 2012:
A new story starts this week: an adaptation of “The Mayors” (or “Bridle and Saddle”) from Isaac Asimov’s Foundation. This was my junior thesis and my most recent long comic, so I hope you enjoy!
Issue 2 of VACANT has been uploaded: http://imaginetheending.net/Vacant.html
Hope you guys like it! During your read, if you find any typoes, grammar errors, or inconsistency let me know.
Just so everyone is aware, I am going to change how much is uploaded per update. I have a full time job now, and honestly, I don’t think I can finish the work in time. Maybe one day I can work on VACANT full time, but for now this is how it’s going to be. The next update will only be off half an issue. 11 pages on July 1st.
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I now have a website!
This past weekend, I debuted my latest minicomic, Nuclear Fiction v1.2 (part of my short story anthology series) at SVA’s Fresh Meat and MoCCA Fest. To celebrate the close of two awesome comic shows, I’m finally launching my website.
New comics will be posted every Monday. I hope to upload the entirety of my print anthology Nuclear Fiction over the coming months, building up to the digital and print release of Nuclear Fiction v1.3 in the summer and further issues beyond.
My freshman comic effort Nuclear Fiction v1.0 is already up in its entirety, and I’ll be serializing v1.1 over the next month in celebration of the comic’s first anniversary.
I hope you enjoy! Reblogs and such would be greatly appreciated.
I would super appreciate it if you checked out my new comics site (that currently has a bunch of old comics), and if you don’t already, please follow my art blog! If you enjoy scifi and fantasy work with a social conscience, especially of the mecha variety (which you probably do if you follow Sideburns and Scarves), you’ll find plenty to like.
Also, in a few months, we’ll be seeing more of this guy:
I now have a website!
This past weekend, I debuted my latest minicomic, Nuclear Fiction v1.2 (part of my short story anthology series) at SVA’s Fresh Meat and MoCCA Fest. To celebrate the close of two awesome comic shows, I’m finally launching my website.
New comics will be posted every Monday. I hope to upload the entirety of my print anthology Nuclear Fiction over the coming months, building up to the digital and print release of Nuclear Fiction v1.3 in the summer and further issues beyond.
My freshman comic effort Nuclear Fiction v1.0 is already up in its entirety, and I’ll be serializing v1.1 over the next month in celebration of the comic’s first anniversary.
I hope you enjoy! Reblogs and such would be greatly appreciated.
I would super appreciate it if you checked out my new comics site (that currently has a bunch of old comics), and if you don’t already, please follow my art blog! If you enjoy scifi and fantasy work with a social conscience, especially of the mecha variety (which you probably do if you follow Sideburns and Scarves), you’ll find plenty to like.
Also, in a few months, we’ll be seeing more of this guy:
