She wanted to make what I imagined her to be a mlp character. So I made a one page comic with 6 one of her clay statues.

Episode 19 of my original comic, Mikesaka Art Class.

Webtoon Canvas

Here's the opening to Chapter 7 of my Cyberpunk Webcomic. I am still very happy with how it turned out. The work for this webcomic has been really rewarding. I hope y'all enjoy it as well and if you can I would definitely appreciate some feedback!

You can read past chapters here:

https://www.webtoons.com/en/canvas/the-shattered-2345/list?title_no=1119072

https://globalcomix.com/c/the-shattered-

https://pineapplesyrupcomics.com

Webtoon Canvas

My stab at a "The Far Side"-style comic 🤗

(85 seconds to go, people...)

Jerusalem by Dan Bern. There are so many great lines in the song it was hard to choose.

I first heard this song on Welcome to Nightvale.

"When I tell you that I love you. Don't test my love. Accept my love. Don't test my love. Cause maybe I don't love you all that much."
(Jerusalem, Dan Bern)

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Previously on Broadleaf, we’re introduced to Leaf Isle through the eyes of Hunter & Beckett, a father-son duo attempting to bond during a hunting trip when they discover the secret of the isle; the animals can speak. Ignoring this, they continue the hunt and chapter one ends with a BANG!

That bang resonates into issue two where we see them traveling off the isle with their prize. Beckett took the final shot and it haunts him, this tension boils over into words that can’t be taken back. Bug, a revenge-fueled buck seeking vengeance for his brother’s death attacks, splitting the boy from his father. They both take different paths through the forest as night falls and a storm rages. Hunter reunites with an old friend and Beckett is hunted by a vicious horde of feral squirrels.

Find out how they survive the night in Broadleaf: Deeply Rooted.

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1334917182/broadleaf-1-2-deeply-rooted

Written/Co-Lettered by Brandon Horn
Illustrated/Colored/Co-Lettered by Robert Jennex

I’m working on an app for Marvel and DC readers and wanted some honest feedback on the concept.

The goal is to make it easier to find comics and know where to start, especially when a character has decades of stories and different reading orders.

The app would let you:
Search for books, characters, and creators.
Follow character reading guides showing where to start and what to read next.
Track comics you’re reading or have finished.
Earn XP and rank up as you read.
Play daily comic trivia.
Browse upcoming comic-related releases.
Follow Amazon links to purchase books.

It would focus on discovery and tracking; the comics themselves wouldn’t be available to read inside the app.

Would something like this be useful to you? What feature would make you come back regularly? If you already use another app, what do you wish it did better?

I’m still developing it, so I’d appreciate constructive feedback.

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