Showing posts with label Ghost Woman. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ghost Woman. Show all posts

Monday, January 18, 2010

Tales of the Living Legends returns!


Hey folks! Today is the big day for the return of my golden age webcomic Tales of the Living Legends! We have started a whole new collection of stories that will play out over the next few weeks with the “Many Lives of Sally Lincoln!”. This will give us more details in to the identities that Ghost Woman has put on over the years to mask her presence over the decades.

And with that we will fall silent for the next few days as I take a brief reprieve from the internet. Please keep an eye out for more news and reviews at the end of the week.

Monday, January 11, 2010

Evolution Comics returns!

As you (hopefully) know, Jay Rainford-Nash and I have been producing a page a week of our super-powered webcomic Arc. We are fast approaching the end of our first issue with the next well underway.

But elsewhere on the comics front, my other comic work, Tales of the Living Legends returns with “The Many Lives of Sally Lincoln!” in just one week. The gear-up is well underway and unlike volume one that just told adventures of our heroes and villains from the prose story Living Legends, this one will reveal new details about the mystery of Sally Lincoln’s strange identity.

I highly recommend fans of Arc and Living Legends head over and check out the announcement. Or you can catch up with the first volume of Tales, past chapters of Living Legends and all of Arc! Just read and be sure to let us know what you think!

Wednesday, December 23, 2009

Living Legends 23 Notes



We close out Living Legends for the year with the second part of our Christmas stories.

Big clue as to the identity of Dominique, one you might have already connected if you have been reading Tales of the Living Legends, our webcomic companion.

While working through a lot of the Golden Age comics I have downloaded (thumbs up to public domain download site Golden Age Comics), I stumbled across a second Captain Fearless, this one a powerless sea captain. I instantly realized even without his powers, Ernesto didn’t need to be retired. So watch for him to return to action in a subsequent chapter.

A little bit of fun with Ghost Woman and Green Lama. I have been digging through old Green Lama stories in the last few months, and the one thing that seems perfectly clear to me is that he may be one of the biggest dicks in Golden Age comics. Don’t get me wrong, he is still definitely a hero, but I do not really see the calm, collected Buddhist monk of his other modern interpretations. I have mellowed him a little (decades stuck in the Abyss Sphere would do that to any man), but I want to keep some of that spunk. This chapter really shows that.

Welcome to Christmas baby Gabriel Blake. The poor kid is going to have a hard life right from the start. We will get to that very soon, as we will come at you twice again next month.

Wednesday, September 23, 2009

Living Legends 19 Notes

This is it: the chapter we finally see what happened to the heroes trapped in the abyss sphere.

Ghost Woman’s powers and identity get taken to a new level as we realize she is far more than we ever expected from her previous appearances. Her identity crisis and alter egos will become a major part of Living Legends in the months to come.

Blackout gets his own cure as the abyss sphere somehow remedies his loss of intelligence. The mute Blackout will also get to do more than act like an animal upon his return to the real world.

Hey, remember when Marcus Bennett was another spy for Dominique? No? Well, he is, the no good dirty rat! But now Doctor Frost is beginning to get the clues he needs to finally figure out the mystery behind Dominique and her allies. I think Frost has really started to gain a voice with this issue, even if that voice is Jack Bauer.

And it all comes down to the Green Lama. I’ve waited eighteen issues to finally introduce one of my favorite Golden Age characters to the story of Living Legends. Originally, I planned to make Lama one of the initial Legends, but as I worked my way through the characters I realized he could be far too powerful among the initial eighteen. We wouldn’t want him to show up Atoman, nor did I want to make a second hero in trouble with the government. So Lama got pushed back. But Jethro Dumont is finally here, and he is here to stay.

Next month, it is back to the characters in the real world as we begin the progression in to the next stage of the mystery of the time-jump.

Wednesday, August 26, 2009

Living Legends 18 Notes

The Lady Fairplay / Foulplay story moves forward and we get some of the first clues towards one of the over-arching story arcs of Living Legends. More on this in future chapters.

Charles Chandler, although a very health mid-eighty year old in this story, is another golden age hero. In his case, he used to use the classic name Crimebuster. A very strange character that was somewhere between standard superhero, pulp hero, and Archie-style comedy romance. Now he will be a key figure in the evolving conspiracy as it takes center stage over the next few chapters.

Yep, a baby for Isobel. More in future chapters.

Did you think the Atoman / Black Owl story was over? No, my friends, it has only just begun.

Next month: What happened to Blackout, Dr. Frost, and Ghost Woman?