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I thought I’d post some of my comic art for anyone who might be interested. The following are from my comic Moral Geometry. You can read a bunch of my short comic stories on: www.MoralGeometry.com Here are some sample pages: … Continue reading
Hello, I’m sorry if this is the incorrect place to post this but I just wanted to give a quick mention that I’m venturing in the world of digital comics with my anthology comic series Moral Geometry. My plan is … Continue reading
www.1777publishing.blogspot.com This is the latest issue of Andress’ 24 page, black and white, quarterly ongoing that blends some wry humor, horror elements, and surreal happenings into one interesting package. It’s a thought-provoking, nay – challenging, work that doesn’t rely on … Continue reading


