Continuing my train of thought from a recent post, I've been trying to simplify my comic panels as much as possible. The more time goes on, the more find that I really prefer comic art with less emphasis on details and over-rendering, and more so on simplicity and clarity.
So, I figured I'd see if anyone else feels the same way.
I am really loving SuperBoy Prime right now and I want to read more from him! I have been told his most important story arc happens in Infinite Crisis, Is the paperback for this event enough or should I go with the Omnibus?? I’m assuming the Omnibus will include all the tie ins and side stories during this time, how important is it to the overall story of this event ?
Hello!
At long last, I am very pleased to say that the first chapter of 'HITMAN HOTLINE' is finished and now available on Kickstarter! I want to give a BIG thank you to everyone who has shown support to this project over the last few months!
‘Hitman Hotline #1’ is the first, full-colour, paperback issue of a six-issue miniseries written, illustrated, coloured and lettered by myself, Brandon Ward. This action-heavy opening chapter comprises over 30 pages, 5+ double-page spreads, and 200+ panels worth of content, setting up a lot of clues to the story at hand which might not all be obvious at first.
Please check it out at this link for Matte, Gloss, and Digital copies, as well as Cardstock Prints! If you are interested in supporting this project (again, thank you) - sooner is better... apparently.
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/brandon-ward/hitman-hotline-1-chapter-one-snookered
This is an excerpt from my comic The Sun is the Moon's Dream, a vampire mystery drama set in the 90s!
It can be read for free here!