Hello everyone, One of my favorite things about going to cons is that I’m able to purchase titles from creators I’ve never heard about. Such is the case with Dead Robot by CCP Comics. Set in a world where … Continue reading
Hello everyone, Here’s page five of Melchizedek Todd’s The United: Stay tuned for more pages, as well as the Lightweightz’ debut!
Hello everyone, I pray all is well. It took me a while, but I finally got around to purchasing Rescue Me by Bryce Morgan and illustrated by Mitch Martin. Part comic-book, part children’s devotional, Rescue Me follows the life of … Continue reading
Hello everyone, Here’s page four of The United by Melchizedek Todd: More to come, so stay tuned!
Hello everyone, I intentionally posted this after Easter, because what Jesus’ resurrection means to me cannot be confined to one Sunday throughout the year. This beautiful piece was done by Gary Shipman, and is based on John 20: 13-16, where … Continue reading
Hello everyone, Here’s page three of The United, by Melchizedek Todd: Take care, and stay tuned for more!
Hello everyone, I pray all is well. I’ve been meaning to recommend Jackie Rose by Josh Ulrich for a minute! I came across this comic a couple of years ago, and became hooked right away. With an Indiana Jones feel, … Continue reading
Hello everyone, In an earlier post, I introduced you to Melchizedek Todd’s Christian superhero crossover The United. I also posted the first page of the comic, so that readers of the blog can follow the comic here as well. Here’s … Continue reading
Hello everyone, I pray all is well. As I was re-writing the dialogue for Lightweightz: Anthology, I decided to make a minor change to Abaddon’s ability. Initially his ability revolved around discerning what connected people. I’ve decided to instead have … Continue reading
Hello everyone, I pray all is well. A good friend and collaborator on Hydroland: Aftermath, Mel Todd, recently created The United, a crossover comic featuring a diverse cast of characters from various Christian comics. For every character he’s using, he’s … Continue reading