Had lots of fun shooting and editing this video for the great Shane Koyczan. Here he talks about what life is like for performance artists and how the system is trying to keep them down.
Worth a listen for sure.
Had lots of fun shooting and editing this video for the great Shane Koyczan. Here he talks about what life is like for performance artists and how the system is trying to keep them down.
Worth a listen for sure.
The continuing saga of street crime in 19th century New York continues in this 5th issue of Slums. Read it exclusively on Globalcomix.com
https://globalcomix.com/c/slums-of-the-empire-city/chapters/en/5/1
Finally the long wait is over Slums of the Empire City Issue 4 is ready to launch and we will see it hit digital shelves on Nov 30th.
This has been a long process to get here and we are really excited for you to pick up back in our 19th century NYC world. In this issue we venture back to July 4th 1869, just like in issue 1, but now we are seeing that fateful day play out from a different point of view. We think you’ll enjoy being along fo the ride with Dutch Herman as he tries to survive life in the mean streets.
We are launching as a Digital only as it is a seemless way to get it into the most hands, and we LOVE Global Comix. Eventually we hope to have a printed version on store shelves.
Here is the cover of issue #4, look for it on Globalcomix soon.
The short film that we produced last year (The Blactor) brought home four Leo Awards at this years festival. Best Actress in a short, Best Director in a short, Best Writing in a Short and Best Short film. Congrats to Writer/Director/Producer Rukiya Bernard.
NEW INTERVIEW!
— Cheers To Comics! Podcast🍻 (@cheerstocomics) July 19, 2021
Ep. 333
Creator Corner: Ryan Curtis
Brian Wayne corners @ryan_curtis to talk about his turn from film/TV to #SlumsofEmpireCity and comics!
Listen here!
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