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Speaking of Self-Promotion: Kagemono: Flowers and Skulls
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budgie_uk raised the question, I'll follow up: I've some newly-published work of my own out there in the wide world.
"Written in the Stars", with script byjasonfranks , has just been released via Blackglass Press and amazon.com as part of the new collection, Kagemono: Flowers and Skulls.
Fair warning: the Kagemono volumes are horror anthology comics, which means they've got stories that could trauma-trigger old issues for the unwary and unaware reader.
If you're willing to take that chance, or if you just want a few good stories with an edge to them, then feel free to click on the relevant links for Blackglass Press or amazon.com, depending on your preference.
Looking forward to your reactions...
budgie_uk raised the question, I'll follow up: I've some newly-published work of my own out there in the wide world. "Written in the Stars", with script by
jasonfranks , has just been released via Blackglass Press and amazon.com as part of the new collection, Kagemono: Flowers and Skulls. Fair warning: the Kagemono volumes are horror anthology comics, which means they've got stories that could trauma-trigger old issues for the unwary and unaware reader.
If you're willing to take that chance, or if you just want a few good stories with an edge to them, then feel free to click on the relevant links for Blackglass Press or amazon.com, depending on your preference.
Looking forward to your reactions...
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Fair warning: Kagemono is MOST DEFINITELY a horror book, and this volume pushes the boundaries more than the prior volumes.
I'm not talking 'splatterpunk', either. These are stories for adults, not teenage gore-nerds.