Showing posts with label Tenacious Comics. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tenacious Comics. Show all posts

Friday, October 13, 2017

Riding Boots

Good Knight

Comic Unknown re-enters the world of Rapid-Eye as we connect into the wave link of Issue Two. We follow CIA Operative Eddie Phillips as he begins to seek help for his recent interactions with those using the Access Trance Machine. With almost nowhere else to hide or find help, he locates Dr. Ella Krupke in hopes to find a solution to his problems. Rapid Eye Issue Two follows its predecessor and becomes the must-read of the stack. In a world where someone can kill you in your dreams, where can one be truly safe? Eddie's debacle continues to haunt him as he is clearly a target by the same agency he works for. How far will they be willing to go to reach him and permanently make him quiet? 

Issue two's creativity and design of the story holds no bounds and lets any idea run free and go into full gear. Its complimentary art style stays true to its readers and does not dwindle away its quality. Rapid Eye Issue Two was successfully funded on Kickstarter on August 27, 2017, and created by Bobby Torres with Anthony Rodriguez and Bobby as the writers, Rowel Roque as the Artist, Ronson Edulan as the Colorist, Dave Sharpe as the Letterer/Designer and both Jack Garcia and Jason Bennett as the Editors. While Issue Two is not yet available for pre-order, check out Tenacious Comics' page to pick up a copy of Issue One. Make sure to check out their social media pages such as Facebook and Twitter for any updates on Rapid Eye and the other books they produce.

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Saturday, June 25, 2016

Crave the Flesh

WELCOME TO ANOTHER APOCALYPSE AT COMIC UNKNOWN!!
Worst Day Ever Issue 1

We all have are good days and bad days; whether it's from work or our own personal lives. We usually call it the worst day of our lives, and that's in our modern society. Now think of a place in time where your job is dressing up as a hotdog everyday and advertising your shop, meanwhile killing zombies between breaks. We have it easy now if we lived in a world like that. In Worst Day Ever, society is at peace sort of speaking, where killing a zombie is almost mediocre. The story follows Charlie, I guess you can call him an average Joe; except for the fact he has a shotgun with him all the time. His day began like every other day, fighting zombies in the hall, riding his moped, killing a zombie, going to a cafe for his morning Joe and crushing on the barista than killing a zombie. We see Charlie and his partner in crime Bill (literally), raiding compounds and abandoned facilities in their free time to scavenge whatever they can. That evening the two found their way to the top of a facility hoping to find some high-end product to swipe but instead welcomed by another group of looters. The odds were in other groups favor, five people versus two. Hope seem grim for Charlie and Billy and the tension between to two were put to a halt when zombies crashed the party. Will they put their differences aside to stay alive? Or will it be a bloody free for all?

Recently funded in Kickstarter on May 2016, WDE is the Clerks meets Zombieland comic that is much needed. WDE has the unlimited potential to entertain their readers as well as illustrate a world where having zombies is part of one's daily routine. We expect to see this world grow with an expansive developed story. We wonder what can actually occur in a society that manages to be stable after a zombie apocalypse. While it is still not available to the public, Worst Day Ever Issue one is available for pre-order for $3.99 with the release date of August 24, 2016. Worst Day Ever will be a 12 issue mini-series with the entire arc already scripted by Westley Schomer and the pencils and inks under development by Luke Stone and the colors by Patrik Mock . You can follow Tenacious Comic's Facebook and always keep an eye out for them on Kickstarter for any new projects they are developing.

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