…and the story continues in issue three. THE FEW Comic Book Series is now available for purchase on Amazon in digital form. These are Kindle books and can be viewed on almost any device by using the FREE Kindle app. You can see them HERE.
The first three issues of THE FEW had wraparound covers. Here’s the one for episode two. These are available now on AMAZON as Kindle books and can be viewed on almost any device by using the free Kindle app. You can see them HERE.
In my spare time I’ve been working to get THE FEW comic book series ready for digital distribution. Over the course of three years these books have had multiple layout styles so I reworked them to all have one consistent boxed panel format. While I was at it, I reworked all the word balloons, tightened up the dialogue, changed some fonts and now THE FEW Comic Book Series is officially available for purchase on Amazon digitally. These are Kindle books and can be viewed on almost any device by using the free Kindle app. You can see them HERE.
In 2011, I got an INSTAGRAM account, but never really used it because it was a “phone-only” app and extremely difficult to post artwork with, but I just discovered a workaround and now I can post artwork directly to Instagram from my computer. Now I have access to all kinds of stuff, so I plan to fill my Instagram page with brand new OLD artwork every day… so if you are interested in seeing brand new old stuff from me, come on over and subscribe to my Instagram page.
I’m still working on THE FEW comic book series. Here is the rough and the panel art for the page I just completed. Issues 4, 5 & 6 are finished, but currently unavailable for purchase online.
You can visit THE FEW Online Comic Book Shop by clicking HERE.
When I was a freshman in college, my first art class assignment was to dream up and create a “dimensional” story. These are a few of the cardboard stand-ups from that project. I entitled it Pedro Perez And The Cosmic Taco Jockeys. As I begin work on issue seven of THE FEW sci-fi comic, it seems I have traveled full circle and am back at the beginning point doing the same sort of things that interested me in my younger days. Funny how life works.
That’s right… when I draw a spaceship it usually has a rear view mirror in the window with fuzzy dice hanging on it.
