COMICS + SEQUENTIAL ART
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The Beast of Wolfe's Bay
www.wolfesbay.com graphic novel 335% funded on Kickstarter.com The Beast of Wolfe's Bay is a 2013 graphic novel adaptation/homage of the Beowulf saga. Set in present day, it follows a handful of nerds and academics as they bumble their way through a sasquatch hunt. [order] “If you are a fan of smart, fun comics, you will definitely want to turn your attention to this book.”
—Read Comic Books “The Beast of Wolfe's Bay is an adaptation of the best kind, reinterpreting its mythic source material into something fresh with just a dash of geekery and humor thrown in for good measure. Evensen's modern day take on the Beowulf saga is a must-add to any truly cool spring break reading list.”
—Erik Burnham (writer, Ghostbusters, TMNT) |
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Gods of Asgard
www.godsofasgard.com Xeric Award Winning graphic novel Gods of Asgard is a 2007 graphic novel adaptation of stories from Norse mythology. The book won a grant from the Xeric Foundation in 2007, whose awards are based on artistic and literary merit. It is now published internationally by Saga Publishers International. [order] “This is one of the indie comics
gems of the year.” –Randy Lander, Comic Pants “You have a thrill coming your way.” —Ain't It Cool News “I enjoyed it a lot. Seriously. A lot. Best comic I've read in quite a while.” —Sean Kleefeld, Kleefeld on Comics |
"Often critics of comics as an art form have sneered that there has never really been educational comics. But Gods Of Asgard is both literate and entertaining. It also gives the reader a good background in the kind of heroic fiction that has evolved into the modern comic book."
—Geeks of Doom |
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Super-powered Word Study
co-author: James Bucky Carter, PhD Maupin House finalist, 2011 Next Generation Indie Book Awards Super-powered Word Study is an educational workbook designed to teach upper-elementary English students about vocabulary prefixes, their definitions, and usage, illustrated through context as short comic scripts. It is packaged with games, activities, and practice assessments; prompts and optional extension activities for additional opportunities for creative writing and language exploration; an interactive software program for projectors, whiteboards, and student computers supporting the lessons and enabling students to create their own comics; and easy-to-use, reproducible PDF files of the comics, riddle cards, word sorts, student notebook pages, sample comics scripts, and comics templates. [order] |
“A breath of fresh air... innovative and groundbreaking... Teachers now have a resource that better helps them reach out to their modern, more image-literate students while also teaching their standard word study curriculum.”
—Graphic Novel Reporter |
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It's Feeding Time at the
Zombie Zoo anthology story Zombie Bomb! #6: Last Rites (#6) story by Chris McCay art & letters by Erik Evensen |
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Who Is The Electrolucha?
backup story Johnny Raygun Quarterly #4 story by Matt Talbot & Rich Woodall pencils by Erik Evensen inks by Ken McFarlane |
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Pinup art / misc.
various comics Credit is given when appropriate. Invincible #29 Zombie Reporting Center Johnny Raygun #5 Johnny Raygun #2 Superpatriot miniseries Fear Agent #3 Grounded #3 |












































