We have all heard stories of warfare. Vietnam, WWII, Korea, any weekend beset by drug lords or pharmaceutical advertising.
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Gwen goes to another planet today!
Hopefully you are having a good weekend! While you’re enjoying the day, Lectro Labes is sending Gwen to an alternate earth.
Murder Alibi Thursday
Happy Thursday, Readers! The police have arrived at the Lectro Labs sick room(converted into a quarantine room)to arrest Thomas–for murder!
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New Page Art Wednesday: The Police Arrive
Happy Wednesday, Readers! It’s morning at Lectro Labs, our hero is in the quarantine room, and the receptionist bursts into the busy lab. The police have arrived to arrest Thomas–for murder!
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Long Overdue Page Art!
Sorry for the delayed posts, True Believers! The boss sent me a stack of files over the weekend. Sadly I was upgrading servers and took too long for our beloved readers! Care to look at some pages with me?
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Some Weekend Zipatone
Join us True Believers! This time we see the end of the feverish nightmare of Thomas Truman.
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TGIF! Page Art Friday Is A Dream!
Hello, again, True Believers! The boss being out of the country hasn’t slowed him down. Here’s yesterday’s new file drop in pencil and ink!
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New Page Art Tuesday! Illness Brings Down Our Hero
It’s Tuesday and our artist just dropped a page for our consumption.
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Thru Issue #4 Pencils Are Done!
Thru issue four pencils are all done! If you’re used to following along, this is the first inked page!
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Thru is not a Mary Jane story
When we started Thru as a story there was intended to be a mix of characters. Each with their strengths and weaknesses. Good and bad qualities. And struggling with life in the 1930’s. Continue reading “Thru is not a Mary Jane story”