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He-Thing and the Consequence of Opposites, Chapter 13

The Thrill of Hope

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He-Thing and the Consequences of Opposites, Chapter 12 — “The Courage of Fools.”

An Alchemical Combination of digital collage, hand-painted art, and epic poetry.

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Slowly but surely — A Video of He-Thing in Progress.

A book, coming into focus

He-Thing 2.0 — Chapters 7 and 8

An alchemical combination of digital collage, handpainted art and epic poetry.

He-Thing 2.0 Chapters 5 and 6

An alchemical combination of digital collage, hand-painted art, and epic poetry.

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He-Thing 2.0 — Chapters 3 and 4

An alchemical combination of digital collage, hand-painted art, and epic poetry.

First Two Chapters of He-Thing 2.0

Digital Collage, Hand-painted art, epic poetry — How can you go wrong?

Here is what I’m working on in the effort of getting a more finalized version of the first book of He-Thing. I’ve moved into the typical American comic format, which really opens up a lot more space for me. While the original version of He-Thing was tailored in order to fit on social media, this version is engineered to be seen on a bigger scale in book form.

Anyway, I hope you like it.

He-Thing Book

Coming Soon?

After a lot of deliberation, I’ve decided on the traditional manga size (about 5″x7″) for the digital and print editions of He-Thing. I tried putting the text on a different page, but it just doesn’t work. The format is different from the original versions, so it’s a lot of work, but Rome wasn’t built in a day.