Tuesday, October 13, 2015

Fruity

This is one of the comics we actually finished. Of course, that doesn't mean it makes any sense. In fact, the ending is a nonsensical anticlimax.


Monday, October 12, 2015

Loss of Reason

Volume Four introduced Diabolus Draco, the ultimate evil. I suppose evil isn't the right word. Draco is a purely destructive entity, but he's not evil. More like chaotic neutral. The Cosmos is inexorably linked to the universe, thus his name. So, he's particularly vulnerable to Draco's power.
Like most of our comics, Brain Fart was never finished. And, boy oh boy, did it end on one heck of a cliffhanger.


It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad Whirl

I feel like I should explain: "Point three" as in, 0.3/100. In other words, three thousandths. Scan0025 and up











Words Fail

Volume Two of Brain Fart is the first comic to have more than four parts. At this point, we had made a few other comics, but all of them had been four parts or less. Obviously, I don't actually have anything useful to say about it.











Or is it?

Ex Bumbulum Cerebri

This is volume one of the monstrosity known as Brain Fart. Brain Fart was the first comic we ever worked on. It's worth mentioning that we never worked on one series continuously. We often jumped from comic to comic, working on Brain Fart one day and working on a different comic the next. As such, the plots also jumped around a lot. Chronologically, it's more complicated than Doctor Who. Not coincidentally, the Doctor is one of the many characters.








Sunday, October 11, 2015

First Victim

For starters, I chose the Fall of Acllieon. I think this was our first attempt at an original story with (mostly) original characters. Obviously, it was never finished. I think it still has potential, though.



And Now, For Something Different

It all started in the seventh grade. Three friends - myself, Jason, and Clark - did what every teenager does during school. We became bored. And so, to alleviate our boredom, we began drawing comics together. A lack of artistic talent, manic or nonexistent plots, and bizarre characters became a style in its own right.
Now, for the first time, those comics are being unleashed upon the world. Brace yourselves.