The Maroon is a historic fantasy action adventure comic. African brother fighting his way north against mythical creatures and the evil slave catchers. Derek Lipscomb is a brilliant writer, every issue is action packed. I've read Issues 1 - 5 of 8. Add this to your collection. Not for Kids though.
Earl Hall is a full voice over artist, coach and published author. The growing voice over industry is more accessible than ever before. Earl talks the business side of the industry. We talk everything from mics to social media marketing. Animation, gaming, e-learning are all touched by voice over.
Black Jack - There Came a Dark Hunter writer: Alex Simmons illustrator: Tim Fielder Soldier of Fortune. Aaron Day travels around the world in the 1930s having adventures. As a mercenary he's saves people, recovered stolen treasures, even solved mysteries. There stories in 'Black Jack - There Came a Dark Hunter'.
(audio clip) Endigo Society the Golden Age is a manga about a 16 yr old girl with spiritual powers. The powers she is discovering and it also makes her a vulnerable to other creatures. Norwich Robinson, creator and writer of the manga talks with Johnathan Soul about the inspiration of the manga series.
SUPERBLACK COMIC REVIEWS: Grey Williamson brings us Val-Mar: Gifted and Cursed. Imagine Conan the Barbarian, Ghetto Boys "Mind Playing Tricks On Me" with the rhythm of Joe Sample. Wonderful artwork, minimalist approach to storytelling is how I'd describe issues one and two.
I'll show you some of the politics in white owned comics (like DC, Marvel) over the years and what we are working on in Black indie comics. Below are the comics mentioned and where you can get them for you or your kids, nephews, nieces and cousins. Most come in digital and print.
Futurist, essayist, author Thaddeus Howze explores the idea of Universal Basic Income. What it is? How could ubi be implimented? What would be the social impacts. Check out his essays on https://medium.com/@ebonstorm More interviews on JohnathanSoul.com
Saturday-AM.com founder, Frederick L. Jones talks the growth of manga vs American comics, and the business side of manga. This is a clip of the hour+ interview. Goto JohnathanSoul.com for the full conversation, Fred really drops some serious knowledge for manga artists, fans and entrepreneurs. http://www.saturday-am.com/ https://www.saturday-pm.com/ https://www.saturday-pm.com/instagram/ https://twitter.com/Saturday_am