Street Fighter: More

Here's a little comic my fellow fighters might relate to:

Yet another Blaze preview.

Here go some comparative pics of the penciled and inked versions of a couple of pages.

 

And...

 

Rasheed's killin' it, right.

While you're at it, holla at the Kickstarter page!

For everyone who loves comics; coming in August from Ghostwerks Comics:

More Blaze previews!

Here goes some more preview art from the new Champion of Children story, Blaze!

Looks like Burner and Mangy have quite a fight on their hands!

BTW, don't forget to check out the Kickstarter page.

And, of course, coming in August from Ghostwerks Comics:

Blaze preview...

Yes, Champion of Children vol. #1 will have an all new story called "Blaze". Here's an early look at the artist's work:

The always exciting Rasheed Hines is killing the pencils on this!

If you like this, help us do more by donating to our Kickstarter campaign!
Ladies and gentlemen, coming in August from Ghostwerks comics:

The return of the Champion of Children

Here's a great review of our 1st comic that Samax hipped me to. It's a pretty recent post, and I'm pleasantly surprised to see people are still finding and enjoying our books.

People have approached us many times asking when more Champion of Children will come out. August. How's that for an answer?

Ghostwerks comics will soon be dropping Champion of Children vol. #1. This book will include previously published stories as well as an all new story by Corance Davis and Rasheed Hines.

Stay tuned for previews and other news about this and other comics coming in the future.

And remember; coming in August from Ghostwerks comics:

God Body #1, soon to come!

Yes, a print version of God Body, which will include both existing stories, is on it's way in a few days. Keep checking back for more news!

God Body: Return of the Protege-full version

Here it is! Enjoy!

Open publication - Free publishing - More comic

or

http://issuu.com/Corance/docs/rotp_wip

God Body: Return of the Protege-page 12

Our newest story comes to an end. I hope you enjoyed it! Let me know what you thought, and stay tuned for more. Click here to start at the beginning and read it again!

by Corance Davis and Rasheed Hines

God Body: Return of the Protege-page 11

Check out page 11, or Click here to start at the beginning. . The finale is next Friday. Holla!

by Corance Davis and Rasheed Hines

God Body: Return of the Protege-page 10

Aha! Now things get interesting. Enjoy page 10, or Click here to start at the beginning.

by Corance Davis and Rasheed Hines

God Body: Return of the Protege-page 9

Page 9 of the newest God Body story: Return of the Protege.  Click here to start at the beginning. Remember, a new page every Friday!

by Corance Davis and Rasheed Hines

God Body: Return of the Protege-page 8

Page 8 ( Click here to start at the beginning). For your life!

by Corance Davis and Rasheed Hines

God Body: Return of the Protege-page 7

Here's page 7. Enjoy ! Click here to start at the beginning.

by Corance Davis and Rasheed Hines

God Body: Return of the Protege-page 6

And, another one! Peep page 6!

Click here to start at the beginning.

by Corance Davis and Rasheed Hines

God Body: Return of the Protege-page 5

Here's page 5! Recognize! Click here to start at the beginning.

by Corance Davis and Rasheed Hines

God Body: Return of the Protege-page 4

Page four! Peep it! Click here to start at the beginning.

By Corance Davis and Rasheed Hines

God Body: Return of the Protege-page 3

by Corance Davis and Rasheed Hines

Here's the 3rd page of the second God Body short story, Return of the Protege! Click here to start at the beginning.

God Body: Return of the Protege-page 2

written by Corance Davis. Art by Rasheed Hines

Come back next Friday for page three!

Interview with Rasheed Hines, artist for God Body: Senseless Acts of Savagery

Here's a short interview I did with the talented Rasheed Hines. I thought it would be cool for the fans out there to learn a bit about him.

• For those who don't know Rasheed Hines; Who are you, where are you from, and how'd you come up?
• I'm a native of stamford CT, and I grew up on anime and other cartoons.

• I see a lot of variety in the comics found on your web site. Do you have a favorite genre, character type or theme that you enjoy making comics about?
• I like stories about martial arts the most, but that theme, like any other, is just a vehicle to teach a tale of morality.

• 

  
  Meteor Max
  seems like space opera chaos. And it's in color! There appears to be a war between the Sun kingdom and the Jovian planets. How did the earthling Maia get involved, and where does Max himself fit in?
• the story of meteor max takes place in the distant future and the girl Maia is a priestess who represents the earth, at this point in time, which is just another planet in the solar system with life. Meteor Max himself was born from a meteorite and is a former freelance space pirate.

• 

  Let's talk about Maya Zulu. With Maya Zulu you've got a great action-comedy going. Where are you going with this concept?
• Maya Zulu has a distinct beginning and middle. I even know exactly how it's going to end, something I completed ten years ago.

• What inspired Maya's character?
• I used to draw sonic the hedgehog comics years ago and part of her design evolved from an oc sonic character, and the rest I saw in a dream.

• When are we gonna find out what's in that space-ship on page 9?
• unfortunately, probably not in this issue or the next, but it's definitely coming up.

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  Monster Hunter is easily the longest work work you have out right now. The star of the story, Tero, being the third act of human evolution, do his people consider themselves human, or nocturnan/monsters?
• the majority consider themselves better than both, tho they stem from a common ancestor.

• 

  What kind of damage can Kalina do? She's one of the coolest villains I've seen.
• thank you. she's a witch, so she uses magic.

• Personally, Yukito Kishiro is a huge influence on how I write comics. Am I right that Akira Toriyama is a big influence on your art? What's your experience with his work?
• I have all of Kishiro's original GUNNM (battle angel) and all of Toriyama's dragonball (original series). both their works as well as Rumiko Takahashi's have inspired me.

• You fit in that exclusive category of writer/artist. There are those like Kyle Baker who are artists who can write, and those like Frank Miller who are writers who can draw; which, if either do you consider yourself and what are your ambitions in that direction?
• Ah, the "Wartist" I just liked to tell stories when I was young, and comics is one of the cheapest ways to accomplish this, as well as being very generous to the audience. my aspirations have not changed since I was 6, where I drew my first comic about the Akari Warriors, from the old NES game.

To see more from Rasheed, visit his web page: Rasheed Hines

God Body: Return of the Protege-page 1

written by Corance Davis. Art by Rasheed Hines

Who's that little nappy headed girl? Could it be-a 9 year old Pure?

Remember, a new page every Friday!