Micah Curtisさんのイラストまとめ

In the darkest of times, a man must take up arms and prepare to defend not just what is his own, but the lives of those around him.

Pencils by @nickythepipe, Colors by @oleea656

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So, I have a bit of good news. I've finally started playing Super Robot Wars.

SO MANY GUNDAMS. I'm in heaven. Plus my favorite Go Nagai robot, Black Getter.

THE LAST DAY IS UPON US! Three Knights, Four Days concludes the main campaign is 19 hours! The poster, drawn-in, and sketch tiers expire TODAY! Get yours now!

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It is done. The Englewood/Peregrine crossover script is completed.

Demanded by fans, so Sleeveless Comics and @GradedPointFive will deliver!

I've spent most of my evening/night working on the script for the Englewood/Peregrine crossover.

It's an interesting story to write because it's not just a crossover of two worlds, but of two different people. It has a teacher/student dynamic that people will enjoy I think.

Hey there everyone! Gonna need your help spreading the word. Three Knights, Four Days has a NEW FEATURED PERK!

You can now get a comic plus a poster! Poster choices are the Battle Prayer poster or the Virgin Cover!

Please RT!

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Between attacks on my character, smears by supposed fellow Christians, attacks on my work, threats directed at me and my family, threats of lawsuits, and a shitty day job on top of it, it's all led to right now.

This exact point in time.

Time to show what I'm made of.

For those who haven't read it, Warren Ellis' Stormwatch should be required reading for any writer who wants to write a team book.

I'm revisiting it because I'm gonna take a break and work on the project that @BobStoneArtist and I are chipping away at.

Back to the grind this morning. Working on content for the Director's Cut of Englewood.

Finally we have Through the Woods by my buddy @Vinnieart

Good book that really hits its stride about 1/3rd of the way in, so this is best enjoyed during a long reading session. The bad guy is a little obvious, but it's still an enjoyable tale.

And the ink will get you high